clemson rushes court after beating belmont

[SMU Section F]

So y'all alumni didnt like when we stormed the court? (Or 'drizzled' as someone said)
I get that we were expected to win and that all that, but none of us have experienced anything like this before. I guess we couldn't contain ourselves. Would be interested in hearing y'all's thoughts

I don't think anyone complained. It looked like fun. You're only in college for so long; enjoy it.

[SMU2007]

Not a win against a "big time" team, but a big win for our program in dramatic fashion. No problem with the on court celebration

[smustatesman]

See below

[smustatesman]

Thought Belmont was in Elmont, Long Island, New York. The last jewel in the triple crown. Huh, must be like the Hambletonian which was sold and move to New York from DuQuoin, Illinois. Well as it has been said many times......"quit beating a dead horse".

[BigT3x]

The people who get mad after the court is stormed are more of the holy roller senior citizens who still don't get it.

Tightly controlled, well supervised, church-like "fun" = Ford Stadium

Let the students have their fun and do whatever the hell they want = New Moody

I know which one I prefer.

[mrydel]

Your new Moody is the product of the older generation.

[Charleston Pony]

the "old timers" are the ones who wanted the students back courtside to improve what had become a morbid arena. I've got no problem with celebrating on the court after the game and it's appropriate for students to be able to celebrate with their fellow student-athletes. This thread was started because of someone's holier-than-thou tweet reacting to Clemson's on-court celebration as I'm sure being exited about beating Belmont and going to the Final 4 of the NIT is supposed to be "beneath" an ACC school. To me, it shows how uninformed a lot of people are. Belmont is a good bball school and Clemson students and fans have always come together on both the bball court and football field after every home game. It's part of what (I believe) makes the place special for their students and alumni