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Post by kbcoug on Jan 23, 2011 20:15:15 GMT -8
it will be important for you to know some of the do's and don'ts there.
First, if you bring a sign, don't bring one large enough to block the view of other spectators. They'll only complain to security and you'll be asked first to get rid of it and if that fails you be told to get rid of it and if that fails they'll get rid of it...and of you so you'll have made you point; whatever it might be, but you'll miss the game.
Second, in the student section only BYU students wearing BYU gear are permitted. This is to keep confrontation down so that everyone can watch and enjoy the game. Almost every game a visiting fan will try to sneak into the section and will get boot out...not of the game but of the student section. This rule only applies to one section so it's not that big of a deal unless you're a Rebel who wants to cause trouble. A unlv girl got booted 2 years ago and whined about it for the next 12 months. Its too bad her rebel education didn't help her to learn to read well enough to read the sign that told her she had to be wearing BYU gear.
Last, be as loud and boistrous as you can but keep it fairly clean. You'll see more families with small children at BYU sporting events than you will at any other university that I've ever been to and security has that in mind. If you come in drunk or high and make a fuss you'll be out in the brisk night air but this time of year it will probably only be in the low 30's so you'll live but you'll be damned cold.
Good luck on Wednesday; not enough to win but enough not to have any player get injured. I never like to see any player get hurt; not even a ute and that's a hard thing for me to admit.
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Post by AztecFemBone on Jan 23, 2011 20:24:32 GMT -8
s. m. h.
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Post by Aztec Empire on Jan 23, 2011 20:26:05 GMT -8
I appreciate your attempt to be classy and respectful, but you come off as pompous and patronizing. The show has a code, and it has always kept the heckling out of the gutter when it comes to profanity. On the road you obviously need to have a sense of restraint, but I'd be surprised if BYU fans didn't disrespect the hell out of any and all visiting aztecs.
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Post by AztecFemBone on Jan 23, 2011 20:28:50 GMT -8
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Post by sandiegoeric on Jan 23, 2011 20:48:54 GMT -8
it will be important for you to know some of the do's and don'ts there. First, if you bring a sign, don't bring one large enough to block the view of other spectators. They'll only complain to security and you'll be asked first to get rid of it and if that fails you be told to get rid of it and if that fails they'll get rid of it...and of you so you'll have made you point; whatever it might be, but you'll miss the game. Second, in the student section only BYU students wearing BYU gear are permitted. This is to keep confrontation down so that everyone can watch and enjoy the game. Almost every game a visiting fan will try to sneak into the section and will get boot out...not of the game but of the student section. This rule only applies to one section so it's not that big of a deal unless you're a Rebel who wants to cause trouble. A unlv girl got booted 2 years ago and whined about it for the next 12 months. Its too bad her rebel education didn't help her to learn to read well enough to read the sign that told her she had to be wearing BYU gear. Last, be as loud and boistrous as you can but keep it fairly clean. You'll see more families with small children at BYU sporting events than you will at any other university that I've ever been to and security has that in mind. If you come in drunk or high and make a fuss you'll be out in the brisk night air but this time of year it will probably only be in the low 30's so you'll live but you'll be damned cold. Good luck on Wednesday; not enough to win but enough not to have any player get injured. I never like to see any player get hurt; not even a ute and that's a hard thing for me to admit. OMG, another thread by you. What the heck are you doing? Do you really think you will be able to stop anything from happening by posting here. Your borg attitude will not change us. The evil empire is a myth, you do not have mind control. Go back to your weddings, porn or what ever you do in your spare time. BTW, the state the purchases the most porn is the state of Utah. Look it up. |
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Post by redsuit on Jan 23, 2011 22:13:28 GMT -8
it will be important for you to know some of the do's and don'ts there. First, if you bring a sign, don't bring one large enough to block the view of other spectators. They'll only complain to security and you'll be asked first to get rid of it and if that fails you be told to get rid of it and if that fails they'll get rid of it...and of you so you'll have made you point; whatever it might be, but you'll miss the game. Second, in the student section only BYU students wearing BYU gear are permitted. This is to keep confrontation down so that everyone can watch and enjoy the game. Almost every game a visiting fan will try to sneak into the section and will get boot out...not of the game but of the student section. This rule only applies to one section so it's not that big of a deal unless you're a Rebel who wants to cause trouble. A unlv girl got booted 2 years ago and whined about it for the next 12 months. Its too bad her rebel education didn't help her to learn to read well enough to read the sign that told her she had to be wearing BYU gear. Last, be as loud and boistrous as you can but keep it fairly clean. You'll see more families with small children at BYU sporting events than you will at any other university that I've ever been to and security has that in mind. If you come in drunk or high and make a fuss you'll be out in the brisk night air but this time of year it will probably only be in the low 30's so you'll live but you'll be damned cold. Good luck on Wednesday; not enough to win but enough not to have any player get injured. I never like to see any player get hurt; not even a ute and that's a hard thing for me to admit. DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH! No one likes you, everyone cares! Go back to your God forsaken, and I do mean God forsaken, cougar messageboard |
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Post by joshjones1 on Jan 23, 2011 22:19:51 GMT -8
Nobody gives a $#!+ Coug, stay off our board.
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Post by ellbee on Jan 23, 2011 22:35:32 GMT -8
If you come in drunk or high and make a fuss... So you're saying it's okay to come in drunk or high as long as you chill, eh?  Shocking advice - At BYU you must conform, sit where you're told, wear what you're told and behave in a manner appropriate for a children's show, and sit quietly when stoned. Otherwise you will be expelled. Gotcha. |
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Post by armyute on Jan 23, 2011 22:38:26 GMT -8
And if you haven't been to a sporting event on the BYU campus before.. just be prepared for the circus that it is. I took my girlfriend (now wife) to a basketball game in Provo when Utah travelled down there a few years ago, telling her stories of previous experiences. She mostly laughed it off until she started noticing exactly what I told her to watch out for.
The one that never fails to appear is the white mormon gangster.
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Post by danloc09 on Jan 23, 2011 22:40:21 GMT -8
If I'm not going to the game on Wednesday, can you still instruct me on how to live my life? I don't wanna feel left out.
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Post by AztecFemBone on Jan 23, 2011 22:41:13 GMT -8
Shocking advice - At BYU you must conform, sit where you're told, wear what you're told and behave in a manner appropriate for a children's show, and sit quietly when stoned. Otherwise you will be expelled. Gotcha.  |
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Post by armyute on Jan 23, 2011 22:50:20 GMT -8
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Post by AztecFemBone on Jan 23, 2011 22:52:23 GMT -8
Hmmmm ... that or this?  |
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Post by armyute on Jan 23, 2011 23:00:08 GMT -8
I have actually thought about making the trek down into The Bubble to watch the game, just to see two top 10 teams from our conference face each other, but then I remembered I would be surrounded by 22,000 zoobs. It's hard enough for me to travel down there every other year for our football game.
I'm telling you guys... if you've never been to a game in Provo, you should go. Once. The comedy factor of the mentality in provo is just plain weird.
You get a sporting event, and the unreal experience to be surrounded by all those people. It's downright creepy.
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Post by NTU on Jan 23, 2011 23:11:13 GMT -8
I have actually thought about making the trek down into The Bubble to watch the game, just to see two top 10 teams from our conference face each other, but then I remembered I would be surrounded by 22,000 zoobs. It's hard enough for me to travel down there every other year for our football game. I'm telling you guys... if you've never been to a game in Provo, you should go. Once. The comedy factor of the mentality in provo is just plain weird. You get a sporting event, and the unreal experience to be surrounded by all those people. It's downright creepy. I just can't wait 'til Feb. 26. Cannot WAIT to see what The Show has cooked up for the Collective......And on national broadcast TV! ;D |
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Post by AztecFemBone on Jan 23, 2011 23:25:28 GMT -8
I'm telling you guys... if you've never been to a game in Provo, you should go. Once. The comedy factor of the mentality in provo is just plain weird. You get a sporting event, and the unreal experience to be surrounded by all those people. It's downright creepy. No amount of money would ever be enough for me to go there. Ever. |
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Post by armyute on Jan 23, 2011 23:29:34 GMT -8
I'm telling you guys... if you've never been to a game in Provo, you should go. Once. The comedy factor of the mentality in provo is just plain weird. You get a sporting event, and the unreal experience to be surrounded by all those people. It's downright creepy. No amount of money would ever be enough for me to go there. Ever. Can't say I blame you. Like I said... if it weren't for Utah playing there, I wouldn't step foot in Provo. The place creeps me out. |
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Post by mnolt08 on Jan 23, 2011 23:48:10 GMT -8
I've always wondered if the basketball team wear their special undies under their uniforms.
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Post by seggy on Jan 24, 2011 0:08:39 GMT -8
it will be important for you to know some of the do's and don'ts there. First, if you bring a sign, don't bring one large enough to block the view of other spectators. They'll only complain to security and you'll be asked first to get rid of it and if that fails you be told to get rid of it and if that fails they'll get rid of it...and of you so you'll have made you point; whatever it might be, but you'll miss the game. Second, in the student section only BYU students wearing BYU gear are permitted. This is to keep confrontation down so that everyone can watch and enjoy the game. Almost every game a visiting fan will try to sneak into the section and will get boot out...not of the game but of the student section. This rule only applies to one section so it's not that big of a deal unless you're a Rebel who wants to cause trouble. A unlv girl got booted 2 years ago and whined about it for the next 12 months. Its too bad her rebel education didn't help her to learn to read well enough to read the sign that told her she had to be wearing BYU gear. Last, be as loud and boistrous as you can but keep it fairly clean. You'll see more families with small children at BYU sporting events than you will at any other university that I've ever been to and security has that in mind. If you come in drunk or high and make a fuss you'll be out in the brisk night air but this time of year it will probably only be in the low 30's so you'll live but you'll be damned cold. Good luck on Wednesday; not enough to win but enough not to have any player get injured. I never like to see any player get hurt; not even a ute and that's a hard thing for me to admit. lol oh u guys are so classy |
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Post by redsuit on Jan 24, 2011 1:28:23 GMT -8
I have actually thought about making the trek down into The Bubble to watch the game, just to see two top 10 teams from our conference face each other, but then I remembered I would be surrounded by 22,000 zoobs. It's hard enough for me to travel down there every other year for our football game. I'm telling you guys... if you've never been to a game in Provo, you should go. Once. The comedy factor of the mentality in provo is just plain weird. You get a sporting event, and the unreal experience to be surrounded by all those people. It's downright creepy. I don't think God would like it if I made that trip. (see the homepage graphic of theshowsdsu.com |
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