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New Mexico Soccer Player Suspended Video | Elizabeth Lambert Video

A New Mexico female soccer player has become instantly famous all over the web for all the wrong reasons.

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Junior defender Elizabeth Lambert was suspended on friday for her behaviour the day before in the middle of a loss to BYU in a Mountain West Conference semifinal. Lambert's actions were caught on video, she was throwing elbows, colliding with anyone who came into contact with her and pulling the ponytail of a competitor who fell to the ground.

She has tarnished the name of the Mountain West women's soccer tournament by bringing huge amounts of unwanted attention with her vulgar displays.

The video of her antics has spread like wildfire through the media and of course the internet. The highlight of which is when Lambert took down Kassidy Shumway by her ponytail.

Lambert has been suspended indefinitely by her club, which was quick to cut any ties to their disgraced player.

"Liz is a quality student-athlete, but in this instance her actions clearly crossed the line of fair play and good sportsmanship," said Lambert's coach.

The story resembles Florida’s Brandon Spikes eye gouging an opponent in a recent football game. Although not a huge deal during the game itself, it was the reaction to the YouTube clip making its way around the Web afterwards that ultimately led to a harsher punishment. Once again youtube will hurl justice on an otherwise unknown event!

Put simply: bad behavior on the playing field is going to get a lot harder to get away with when the eyes of YouTube are watching.

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