So what was that hand thing Denard was doing? Stay hungry?

If this is unsportsmanlike conduct, then so is the high five where both guys jump (which everyone does).  With the way you're interpreting the rule, that high five would also be choreographed bc both guys look at each other and point up, which is them planning or "choreographing" their celebration.

...is that this is even more fodder that the Detroit Fr** Press can and will use to perpetuate their agenda-driven narrative of how Rich Rod recruited gangsta kids like Denard out of Florida slums who ape moves out of rap videos at football games.

hmmmm....so is taking a knee and praying after every touchdown a choreographed event as well? If the Big Ten has a problem with it, they should give him a warning first...just as they did twice to Ohio last year before actually throwing the flag. Perhaps they should throw the flag when a receiver gives the incomplete motion when they break-up a pass, or the lock-down sign. Where do you stop with the interpretations? 

If the officials warn him...he should stop. If they don't say anything, let it go.

Seriously, do you ever have something positive to say? Lighten the hell up. I understand that there's a risk of penalty, but that's a risk I'm good with. It kept the players excited about their scores and almost everyone liked it. If they'd done it in the face of a Buckeye player, it'd be different, but this was innocent fun. Damn. Eight years waiting for a win and people already bitching.

As to "choreographed," what the players did after the game with the "grenade' was choreographed in a metaphorical sense.  From Merriam Webster:

cho·reo·graphs; cho·reo·graphed; cho·reo·graph·ing

I'm not sure that the NCAA really intends to punish celebrations that someone thought of beforehand and not celebrations that they thought of on the spot.  How would the NCAA know?  More, praying after a TD or pointing to your mom could be "choreographed" if you thought about doing it ahead of time...I also don't think that Denard was drawing attention to himself much more than he would have been by pumping his fist in the air a bunch of times.  I understand your point about the OSU "O" thing, but I also (as I said) don't see what's different about what Denard did and what Schiano did/does(?) with his "chopping wood" hand gestures.

As for the direction you're pointing when you make a gesture, it makes a huge difference.  Denard has been jumping up and being held up by Lewan all year when he throws a TD.  No one has complained, and rightly so, as they never do it in a way that shows anyone up.  Jimmy Clausen, on the other hand, used to jump up on his center and stare over at the opposing sideline.  That was taunting, though not penalized.

1. I feel as though I speak for many when I say...shut up and stop demeaning other people's opinions.

2. Why are you so uptight/anti-celebrations? You keep shoving the NCAA's rules down our throats, pardon me if I am not so NCAA-abiding when Ohio is partnered with car dealerships and tattoo parlors, and Miami players have as many yachts as wins, and yet it appears as they will escape with a tap on the wrist, not even a slap!

IIRC, Ohio was warned 2 times by the officials before they threw the flag last year.