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if students want to boo a little, that's fine. They're the same age as the kids we're watching. Booing the refs or the opposing coach, I'm fine with that. no need to hassle other fans, though.

EXCEPT: I accidentally spilled a little beer on a guy in front of me when someone bumped me, and you would have thought I spit on him. He acted like a complete a-hole, and even more so when I apologized. I booed him for being a jerk. But he was an SMU fan, so that's ok.

Treadway21 wrote:Have fun people and quit telling others what to do - the exception is no cussing or spilling beer.


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spilling a little beer never hurt anyone. it comes with the territory.

Junior wrote:if students want to boo a little, that's fine. They're the same age as the kids we're watching. Booing the refs or the opposing coach, I'm fine with that. no need to hassle other fans, though.

EXCEPT: I accidentally spilled a little beer on a guy in front of me when someone bumped me, and you would have thought I spit on him. He acted like a complete a-hole, and even more so when I apologized. I booed him for being a jerk. But he was an SMU fan, so that's ok.

It's not the students booing it's the grown adult fans that boo 18 and 19 year old kids from other schools as they come out on the floor.

Mu$tang wrote:

Rebel10 wrote:Students are getting it from the adult fans who feel like classlessly booing 18 and 19 year old kids from other school as they come on to the court makes them intimidating.

My family cheers "S-M-U" while the other team comes on the court. It's our little effort to class up the boo birds.

Good idea.

I don't boo in any sport because I think those that do make themselves look stupid and kind of low rent.

gostangs wrote:I don't boo in any sport because I think those that do make themselves look stupid and kind of low rent.

so does trying to make yourself seem above the rest of the populace.

Junior wrote:

gostangs wrote:I don't boo in any sport because I think those that do make themselves look stupid and kind of low rent.

so does trying to make yourself seem above the rest of the populace.

No, he is just trying to be sportsman like. Good to have someone at least try to set a decent example.

Rebel10 wrote:

Junior wrote:

gostangs wrote:I don't boo in any sport because I think those that do make themselves look stupid and kind of low rent.

so does trying to make yourself seem above the rest of the populace.

No, he is just trying to be sportsman like. Good to have someone at least try to set a decent example.

good lord, you can't can't take a joke. and when the ref blows a call, do you just think to yourself, "golly jeez, i saw that differently, but oh well?"

I hear what you are saying Junior. But the refs agree grown men not 18 and 19 year old kids. Anyway let's cheer on the Mustangs tonight.

God forbid you all ever venture over to a soccer/football match overseas. Heck, just watching the Manchester derby at a pub in Frisco yesterday left a ring of filth in my ears.

Rebel10 wrote:I hear what you are saying Junior. But the refs agree grown men not 18 and 19 year old kids. Anyway let's cheer on the Mustangs tonight.

yeah, cheering is much easier.

you know, I've read that booing involved 41 muscles in the body, while cheering only takes 4. yeah, i made that up. carry on.

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Treadway21 wrote:Have fun people and quit telling others what to do - the exception is no cussing or spilling beer.


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spilling a little beer never hurt anyone. it comes with the territory.

Except it is one less swig for yourself.

I was just kidding on that cause Coxfans wife got spilled on twice. If you spill apologize. If you spill cause your drunk slow down a little.

Here I am telling people what to do. It's contagious.


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smusic 00 wrote:God forbid you all ever venture over to a soccer/football match overseas. Heck, just watching the Manchester derby at a pub in Frisco yesterday left a ring of filth in my ears.

Yep…those blokes make anything over here seem like church. Never seen or heard anything like it.

Go Man City!

sadderbudweiser wrote:

smusic 00 wrote:God forbid you all ever venture over to a soccer/football match overseas. Heck, just watching the Manchester derby at a pub in Frisco yesterday left a ring of filth in my ears.

Yep…those blokes make anything over here seem like church. Never seen or heard anything like it.

Go Man City!

Yes, City!!!! You're in NY, right? Ever watched a match at Mad Hatter? It's on my bucket list.

smusic 00 wrote:God forbid you all ever venture over to a soccer/football match overseas. Heck, just watching the Manchester derby at a pub in Frisco yesterday left a ring of filth in my ears.

I attended an English Football Match several years ago, Manchester United and someone else. My gosh those fans make American fans look polite.