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How many watched this game or the Texas-OU game?

I did and what I saw was an almost all white crowd for both games. Yes there are some brown faces in the section reserved for players families, but other than that it was literally an all white crowd. So am I surprised that some drunk, white guy loses it and feels he is in a place that acting openly racist is acceptable? I’m sure the N word was used a million times that night.
 
AtlAtty said:
How many watched this game or the Texas-OU game?

I did and what I saw was an almost all white crowd for both games. Yes there are some brown faces in the section reserved for players families, but other than that it was literally an all white crowd. So am I surprised that some drunk, white guy loses it and feels he is in a place that acting openly racist is acceptable? I’m sure the N word was used a million times that night.
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To be said a million times, that would mean on average each fan said the N word 10-11 times during the game.
 
The players are coming up to thank the UGA fans that traveled and supported them. Imagine being such a ******* loser that you stick around after your team loses, hustle down to the visitor locker room entrance, and heckle and shove the players as they're leaving the field. This dude needs to be identified by the Bama AD and kept from future home games (at least for this season).
 
Fart Keyhole said:
The players are coming up to thank the UGA fans that traveled and supported them. Imagine being such a ******* loser that you stick around after your team loses, hustle down to the visitor locker room entrance, and heckle and shove the players as they're leaving the field. This dude needs to be identified by the Bama AD and kept from future home games (at least for this season).
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The spirit of Woody Hayes lives on.
 
AtlAtty said:
How many watched this game or the Texas-OU game?

I did and what I saw was an almost all white crowd for both games. Yes there are some brown faces in the section reserved for players families, but other than that it was literally an all white crowd. So am I surprised that some drunk, white guy loses it and feels he is in a place that acting openly racist is acceptable? I’m sure the N word was used a million times that night.
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AtlAtty said:
How many watched this game or the Texas-OU game?

I did and what I saw was an almost all white crowd for both games. Yes there are some brown faces in the section reserved for players families, but other than that it was literally an all white crowd. So am I surprised that some drunk, white guy loses it and feels he is in a place that acting openly racist is acceptable? I’m sure the N word was used a million times that night.
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I've mentioned this on this Site a few times, I'm from Northern Ontario Canada, and white.
It's one of the main reasons I'm trying to be selective for my bucket list places to go see a college football game.
Hearing that N-bomb from someone who is Caucasian, I'd have a hard time biting my tongue not telling them off, and ideally I think get arrested and then a whole thing happens.

With that being said, feel free to send me a list of places that would be great to see and ideally with the Hurricanes playing too (I'll be at the Notre Dame - Miami game this year).
 
ST26 said:
Is Georgia really crying about this? So soft
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The guy was 100% in the wrong and his actions need to have consequences. We would be upset if a fan from an opposing team hit/slapped one of our players in the helmet and cussed at him. That guy had to make extra effort to come down there just to do that.

Now, in the rest of that video, all the other Bama fans I saw were not being rude or disrespectful. They are obviously sad and upset that their team just lost a close game. Most of them were just looking on and being quiet. I hate Bama, but that is one Bama punk that is giving them all a bad name. That dude is a jerk. The UGA fans should have dealt with him after the game. You can't put your hands on players like that.
 
Arehel said:
I've mentioned this on this Site a few times, I'm from Northern Ontario Canada, and white.
It's one of the main reasons I'm trying to be selective for my bucket list places to go see a college football game.
Hearing that N-bomb from someone who is Caucasian, I'd have a hard time biting my tongue not telling them off, and ideally I think get arrested and then a whole thing happens.

With that being said, feel free to send me a list of places that would be great to see and ideally with the Hurricanes playing too (I'll be at the Notre Dame - Miami game this year).
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Notre Dame is a really good crowd.
IMO, which will be shot down on CIS, the Midwest fans are generally different from the fans in most SEC schools. I grew up in Michigan and there is great passion for the Wolverines, and hatred of all things OSU. But growing up having gone to a number of those rivalry games, I never saw behavior like bottle throwing at players and racially derogatory comments.

From a bucket list standpoint on our current schedule, ND is the only one I would recommend.
 
AtlAtty said:
Notre Dame is a really good crowd.
IMO, which will be shot down on CIS, the Midwest fans are generally different from the fans in most SEC schools. I grew up in Michigan and there is great passion for the Wolverines, and hatred of all things OSU. But growing up having gone to a number of those rivalry games, I never saw behavior like bottle throwing at players and racially derogatory comments.

From a bucket list standpoint on our current schedule, ND is the only one I would recommend.
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I'll report back after the game on the way out of the stadium.
 
Pentagon Cane said:
I'll report back after the game on the way out of the stadium.
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I would really like to know how your experience goes. I’m sure there will be a few drunk students, but from going to Michigan games as a kid, the difference in those crowds from the typically SEC crowd is the adults at the games.
 
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