Booing :(

UNTcrazy727 · October 11, 2011

I'm glad most of you don't hear the colorful language we use when heckling. It's all in good fun and most the time the opposing players get a good laugh out of it. Though the goal is to get inside a players head and make him lose his cool, like #15.

I've never liked the "you let the whole team down" chant. No creativity and something middle schoolers would use.

Cerebus · October 11, 2011

That's fine, the bullsh*t chant when the refs make a call against us should stop.

greenminer · October 11, 2011

That's fine, the bullsh*t chant when the refs make a call against us should stop.

Agree!

GreenMachine · October 11, 2011

this is a football game not a Sunday school class. We want our guys to go out and knock the snot out of the other players but we don't want to hurt their feelings? Sometimes this board is the epitome of wussified.

RaginCajuns_UL · October 11, 2011

That's fine, the bullsh*t chant when the refs make a call against us should stop.

just say "push it" instead :thumbsup:

Matt · October 11, 2011

Absolutely NOT, its the dumbest chant in college sports

Oh well, I enjoy it and would like to believe that it's effective. You obviously haven't heard the "that was bad" chant if you think this is the dumbest chant in college sports!

meangreendork · October 11, 2011

I definitely got some looks from FAU's players when I kept yelling "Go Panthers!" at them.

Best troll move ever.

UNTLifer · October 11, 2011

It is classless. I told my son and daughter not to do it. I hew more to the way Nebraska fans treat their opponents, with class and light applause when they run onto the field. There is enough time for yelling and distracting the opponent during the game.

I've always thought bigger opposing schools booing us as we enter field was classless. At OU and UT and other places. Ridiculous. We pose virtually no threat to them.

Rednecks are going to be rednecks, though. The best you can do is teach your own kids not to act like them. That's the route we take.

I agree. This is what I was taught by my parents and I will do the same with my kids.

greenminer · October 11, 2011

wow

bstnsportsfan3 · October 11, 2011

boo em all...they are in our house...this is sports, football for that matter....were not here to be nice...if i was a visiting player i would honestly be insulted if i wasnt booed.

All About UNT · October 11, 2011

Should we devote a thread to the opponent player who gets the most angry at the heckling each game? We can set it up so that they would search under their own name and see a link to our board?

Starting With Florida Atlantic Linebacker #15 Randell Johnson who should be suspended for his Douche-Lord actions on the field. Way to go Randell....you tell those freshman girls who they are messing with. Maybe if you didn't look like Whoopie Goldberg you may not have that many hecklers targeting you.

PerryG2480 · October 11, 2011

Best troll move ever.

Not sure I understand how that is a troll move. Besides, with some of the stuff the Pit Crew has yelled over the years, we could use more of that from our student section at football games in my opinion.

mattmartin817 · October 11, 2011

great idea, and lets make sure to be real real quiet when the other team is on offense.

UNTLifer · October 11, 2011

There's a difference in booing and making noise.

Censored by Laurie · October 11, 2011

There's a difference in booing and making noise.

Right. It's called the Wussification of America.

Censored by Laurie · October 11, 2011

- Throwing beer bottles and snowballs with batteries in them...classless.

- Poisoning 200 year old Oak trees...classless.

- Filing the opponent's team bus with manure...funny, but classless.

- Yalies pretending to be the Harvard Pep Squad handing out flip-cards that spell out "We Suck" to the Harvard student section in 2004...awesome, but way above the capabilities of our fan base.

- Booing? Seriously? Not only is it fine, it's too be expected.

Ibleedgreen · October 11, 2011

I agree. This is what I was taught by my parents and I will do the same with my kids.

Thank you.

GreenAlums · October 11, 2011

I have to say booing in general is claseless. I'd rather exert my energy by cheering for the Green. Save the effort for our guys in a positive manner. Tech fans will boo a player when he is down and is helped off the field. That's really the bottom of sportsmanship.

Just cheer our guys on and let's play the game.

CajunsOwnYou · October 11, 2011

I think as long as there is no offensive language, its an accepted part of the game

Green Oracle · October 11, 2011

I applaud the Texas Tech fans who used shoe polish and fish bait to foul up the TA&M student busses over the weekend. What a ballsy Animal House thing to do. Real college football is based on rivalries - what's a greater way to fuel a rivalry with a little vandalism? Nice work Tech fans. Aggies will remember this one, that's for sure.

Now if only some Green Greeks in Denton like maybe the old Delta Lodge would share a little vandalism with the U La Monroe busses on Homecoming, that would be classic...even though the Delta Lodge burned down years ago...would be fun to fule the fire a bit. Get some great pics, post em up here.

Go Mean Green.

Army of Dad · October 12, 2011

I don't see a reason to boo a team pregame. I prefer silent indifference...oh you are here, hadn't noticed that since you really don't matter that much.

Booing after dirty plays, expected. Heckling (no profanity, and keep it in line with what they are doing that game), expected.

Booing them as they come in will just get them more pumped up. Much better to pick at them over flopping like a fish when touched (all sports), dropping a pass, making a big mistake. remind them of their failures so that behavior might continue. Being a part of a raucous home crowd is all we can do to help out our players, booing at the start is I think counterproductive.

Daddy Dumpsalot · October 12, 2011

This thread is definitely super gay

Yesssss!

GrandGreen · October 12, 2011

I want the crowds to be loud and supportive, but am old school when it comes to sportsmanship. I don't believe heckling individual players serves any purpose other than getting them fired up. I still remember that Trilli committed a center, Jackson was his name if I remember correctly. Jackson couldn't get into NT for academic reasons and went to Juco and ending up at another Belt team. The pit crew or their earlier counter part, took great delight in relating how they had got into his head at a SPit game. Yes he was visually angered by their taunts, but he only had what was probably the best game in his life with over 20 points and 20 rebounds.

UNTLifer · October 12, 2011

Right. It's called the Wussification of America.

No, it is the difference in having class and being a Tech/LSU fan. Just the way I was brought up. I never got in trouble for making noise when the other team had the ball, cheering for my team, etc..., but I was not allowed to boo the other team, use profanity or boo an official. Guess it came from the fact that my father was a coach at one time and also officiated games. I used to umpire baseball and it changed my whole perspective on getting mad at officials, unless they did something obvious or didn't know the rules.

Apogee COO · October 14, 2011

Having attended a lot of college games, being grateful, thankful and polite to visiting fans is a huge. They are at the stadium and may have traveled a long way. Welcome them and they may return every other year.

Something that UT and OU do not get; but ATM does. In my experience anyway.