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The Queensland Reds have been torn to shreds by the Super Rugby title-hunting Chiefs, copping a demoralising 50-5 defeat at Suncorp Stadium.The Chiefs, the competitions leading New Zealand team, scored eight tries to one and pocketed a bonus point on Friday night as they enjoyed their biggest win over any team in Super Rugby - the ideal tune-up two weeks out from the finals.For the Reds it was an ugly reminder of how far off the pace they really are, as the Chiefs ruthlessly exposed their deficiencies and visiting players lined up to cash in on their mistakes.A crowd of 18,129 supporters were on hand, and most of them will be counting down the seconds until the arrival of 2017 recruits Stephen Moore, George Smith and potentially Quade Cooper, who will hopefully help turn things around.It took just 95 seconds for the Chiefs to begin the bloodbath, with Seta Tamanivalu blowing through some weak tackles from Samu Kerevi, Curtis Browning and Nick Frisby for the first of his two tries.Their next was a try-of-the-season contender, finished off by Atu Moli but only after a mesmerising chain of offloads that rendered the Queensland defence helpless - moments after Frisby had botched a kick for touch, turning over possession.The Reds thought theyd stemmed the damage on 21 minutes when Chris Kuridrani scored to make it 14-5, but yellow cards to Frisby and rookie fullback Jack Tuttle within two minutes of each other reduced them to 13 men, and the Chiefs pounced.Frisby kicked the ball out of the hands of Chiefs flanker Lachlan Boshier as he bore down under the posts in the 29th minute, which was deemed foul play and triggered a penalty try, while Tuttles inexperience showed when he attempted a kick and chase, but clumsily took out Tawera Kerr-Barlow as he was collecting the ball and was sent to the bin.Taking full advantage, the Chiefs ran in tries through Sam Cane and Tamanivalu to make it 33-5 at the break before Nathan Harris and a second-half double from Damian McKenzie piled on more hurt in the second half.McKenzie finished with 20 points to his name, converting four tries.To make matters worse for the Reds, they also lost their captain, James Slipper, who went off with what appeared to be a chest injury in the first half, while Greg Holmes (neck) and Anthony Faingaa (back) were late withdrawals.While Reds interim co-coach Matt OConnor rued Queenslands errors, he admitted his side were simply blown away by an elite team.Its relative to how good they are. 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Davis said he told Wall to watch himself and that Wall looked over his shoulder and used vulgarity and inappropriate language.Wednesdays tossing occured with 5:24 left of the game.Just me being frustrated, Wall said after Wednesdays game. My finger was bleeding the whole game, got stepped on on purpose, drove to the basket a couple times didnt get calls and the play before I [hit Smart], I was dribbling and got smacked right across the face.dddddddddddd I just let my frustrations get the best of me.Wall later posted a message on social media saying: Just want to take a moment to apologize to my coaches, teammates and fans for losing my cool tonight. The last thing I would ever want to do is to let you all down. I love and respect this game to much.It was his fifth career ejection.We have to keep our composure, Wizards coach Scott Brooks said.The Associated Press contributed to this report.? ' ' '