[Husker] PSU Transfers

[Scott Stewart]

It is funny.

I have children that attend both UGA and Auburn. We attend the UGA/Auburn
game every year. My wife made shirts for both of us that are 1/2 AU and 1/2
UGA sewn together. It never fails that drunk fans pick fights after the
game every year...whether we are in Athens or Auburn. My Auburn daughters
blamed it on "nasty UGA fans" the first year. But it was much worse the
next year at Auburn (and they won [Nat. Champ Year]) so they shut up after
witnessing it.

I have decided that most teams have their difficult fans. It is the
"culture" that either lets them behave badly or brings them back into line.

Scott

On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 9:15 PM, Mike Nolan <nolan at tssi.com> wrote:

> > How true Scott.  We are all there to watch a good football game and have
> fun.
> >  Too many seem to think it is some kind of war.  The nicest I have been
> treated
> > as a visiting fan was at aTm.  Aggie fans there were very courteous and
> > hospitable before and after the game.  Of course we didn't set foot on
> the
> > playing field! :)
>
> My father-in-law always used to say that it'd be really boring if the
> other team wasn't there.
>
> Similarly, close games are far more interesting than blowouts, unless
> you have friends on the 4th team.
>
> I remember when we went to the Northwestern v. USC Rose Bowl.  We passed
> by a group of USC fans at their tailgate on the way into the stadium, being
> obnoxious as USC fans often are.  We happened to pass by the same group on
> the way back to the bus, and went out of our way to walk over and
> congratulate
> them on a hard-fought victory.
>
> They were dumbfounded.  I guess they don't see good manners very often.
> --
> Mike Nolan
>