Julius Davis was heated with his own coach, even after victory.

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An emotional playoff victory over the Yale Bulldogs wasn’t enough to lighten the mood for Montana State Bobcats running back Julius Davis.

Montana State defeated Yale 21-13 in their second-round FCS playoff showdown. In a wild postgame scene, a frustrated Julius Davis was seen taking swipes at his own head coach and teammate.

During the postgame handshakes, Davis was seen exchanging words with a Bulldogs player. It’s unclear what was said between the two. But it was enough to prompt Montana State head coach Brent Vigen and cornerback Takhari Carr to step in and try to settle Davis down.

As Vigen tried to break up the scene, Julius Davis got angry at his coach and threw a swipe at him. Carr then stepped in and exchanged words with Davis, who shoved him away with his elbow:

And we thought last week’s scene of the Tuskegee kicker booting a football in the direction of the Alabama State marching band was odd.

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Julius Davis Has Been Vital In Montana State’s Success This Year

Julius Davis running with football (Samantha Laurey / Argus Leader / USA TODAY NETWORK)
As pointed out on the broadcast, Davis had to do a better job of keeping his emotions in check. He risked a potential suspension for his actions, and it’s the last thing the Bobcats need for their playoff race.

Per ESPN, Julius Davis has 948 rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns this season. This includes a trio of 100-yard outings, and he posted a season-high 175 in the Oct. 25 road win over Cal Poly.

Up next, Davis and Montana State will face the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks in the quarterfinals. The victor there will go up against the winner of Montana vs. South Dakota.