Was Olsen In Chappel Hill?

[btcane]

Most schools do not usually travel those players who they are certain will redshirt. i.e. Olsen. One big exception is to expose them to large, hostile crowd environments. Don't want him to not know what it's like, and cannot replicate the atmosphere in practice.
That is also one (heretofore unmentioned) benefit we got last night. It prepared our still young team on what to expect at FSU.

 

[umhurricane2511]

Yep. Shook his hand after the game

 

[Notsince1985]

I don't think has anyone has ever called a UNC football crowd large or hostile.

 

[CANE4LIFE]

Yes, he definitely was. They showed him on the sidelines.

 

[Gamineal]

baby jesus is there for a reason...headset on and learning the game.

 

[Muffin Man]

I don't think has anyone has ever called a UNC football crowd large or hostile.

It was last night. UNC got hyped for this game.

 

[hoops156]

I don't think has anyone has ever called a UNC football crowd large or hostile.

It was last night. UNC got hyped for this game.

ya man that crowd was into it. dont know what u watched. it was also their fall break and their big promotional night so the drinks were flowing all day up there

 

[Notsince1985]

I don't think has anyone has ever called a UNC football crowd large or hostile.

It was last night. UNC got hyped for this game.

ya man that crowd was into it. dont know what u watched. it was also their fall break and their big promotional night so the drinks were flowing all day up there

I watched the game. The crowd was into it, but that was not a hostile environment. The stadium was not full. Capacity is 63,000, announced attendance was 56,000 (and there weren't that many fans there and there were a lot of Miami fans). It was a nice atmosphere, the crowd was in the game, but the Swamp it was not. Lane Stadium it was not. Death Valley it was not. Hardly a truly hostile environment

 

[umhurricane2511]

Went to the game. Crowd got a little loud at times, but was very underwhelming overall.

 

[Muffin Man]

I don't think has anyone has ever called a UNC football crowd large or hostile.

It was last night. UNC got hyped for this game.

ya man that crowd was into it. dont know what u watched. it was also their fall break and their big promotional night so the drinks were flowing all day up there

I watched the game. The crowd was into it, but that was not a hostile environment. The stadium was not full. Capacity is 63,000, announced attendance was 56,000 (and there weren't that many fans there and there were a lot of Miami fans). It was a nice atmosphere, the crowd was in the game, but the Swamp it was not. Lane Stadium it was not. Death Valley it was not. Hardly a truly hostile environment

Comparing it to those places is ridiculous. Just because it isn't as hostile as some of the most hostile environments in college football doesn't mean it wasn't hostile.

 

[Notsince1985]

I don't think has anyone has ever called a UNC football crowd large or hostile.

It was last night. UNC got hyped for this game.

ya man that crowd was into it. dont know what u watched. it was also their fall break and their big promotional night so the drinks were flowing all day up there

I watched the game. The crowd was into it, but that was not a hostile environment. The stadium was not full. Capacity is 63,000, announced attendance was 56,000 (and there weren't that many fans there and there were a lot of Miami fans). It was a nice atmosphere, the crowd was in the game, but the Swamp it was not. Lane Stadium it was not. Death Valley it was not. Hardly a truly hostile environment

Comparing it to those places is ridiculous. Just because it isn't as hostile as some of the most hostile environments in college football doesn't mean it wasn't hostile.

Sorry, it wasn't a hostile environment. Look at the post above from someone who went to the game if you don't believe me.

 

[Dingaan1828]

Duke is the most hostile place, Ya know, with the long walk to the stadium, then it's real quiet inside.

 

[Canesfan1899]

He was there hopefully figuring out how to not throw 4 ints there in 2015.

 

[Muffin Man]

It was last night. UNC got hyped for this game.

ya man that crowd was into it. dont know what u watched. it was also their fall break and their big promotional night so the drinks were flowing all day up there

I watched the game. The crowd was into it, but that was not a hostile environment. The stadium was not full. Capacity is 63,000, announced attendance was 56,000 (and there weren't that many fans there and there were a lot of Miami fans). It was a nice atmosphere, the crowd was in the game, but the Swamp it was not. Lane Stadium it was not. Death Valley it was not. Hardly a truly hostile environment

Comparing it to those places is ridiculous. Just because it isn't as hostile as some of the most hostile environments in college football doesn't mean it wasn't hostile.

Sorry, it wasn't a hostile environment. Look at the post above from someone who went to the game if you don't believe me.

I went to the game, too, and you have no logical reason to believe him more than me.

Just as it was not as hostile as the Swamp, it was certainly more hostile than Raymond James (USF's stadium). Does that mean it was one of the most hostile environments in college football? Of course not, but it was definitely a hostile environment.

 

[DHucks]

Yep. Shook his hand after the game

As did I.

 

[CTCANE]

I was as the game and the atmosphere was excellent . I enjoyed it. Fans were gracious too. I could tell before the game that it wasn't going to be an easy game and I was right.

 

[Notsince1985]

ya man that crowd was into it. dont know what u watched. it was also their fall break and their big promotional night so the drinks were flowing all day up there

I watched the game. The crowd was into it, but that was not a hostile environment. The stadium was not full. Capacity is 63,000, announced attendance was 56,000 (and there weren't that many fans there and there were a lot of Miami fans). It was a nice atmosphere, the crowd was in the game, but the Swamp it was not. Lane Stadium it was not. Death Valley it was not. Hardly a truly hostile environment

Comparing it to those places is ridiculous. Just because it isn't as hostile as some of the most hostile environments in college football doesn't mean it wasn't hostile.

Sorry, it wasn't a hostile environment. Look at the post above from someone who went to the game if you don't believe me.

I went to the game, too, and you have no logical reason to believe him more than me.

Just as it was not as hostile as the Swamp, it was certainly more hostile than Raymond James (USF's stadium). Does that mean it was one of the most hostile environments in college football? Of course not, but it was definitely a hostile environment.

Well, we're going to disagree. I've never heard anyone ever call UNC a hostile environment and while the crowd was "into" it, it hardly seemed hostile. And yes, you do compare it to other places.

 

[nystateofmind]

FSU is gonna be LOUD and HOSTILE. Hope our boys are ready for it.

 

[Muffin Man]

I watched the game. The crowd was into it, but that was not a hostile environment. The stadium was not full. Capacity is 63,000, announced attendance was 56,000 (and there weren't that many fans there and there were a lot of Miami fans). It was a nice atmosphere, the crowd was in the game, but the Swamp it was not. Lane Stadium it was not. Death Valley it was not. Hardly a truly hostile environment

Comparing it to those places is ridiculous. Just because it isn't as hostile as some of the most hostile environments in college football doesn't mean it wasn't hostile.

Sorry, it wasn't a hostile environment. Look at the post above from someone who went to the game if you don't believe me.

I went to the game, too, and you have no logical reason to believe him more than me.

Just as it was not as hostile as the Swamp, it was certainly more hostile than Raymond James (USF's stadium). Does that mean it was one of the most hostile environments in college football? Of course not, but it was definitely a hostile environment.

Well, we're going to disagree. I've never heard anyone ever call UNC a hostile environment and while the crowd was "into" it, it hardly seemed hostile. And yes, you do compare it to other places.

That's fine, we'll disagree. I know that UNC is typically not the most hostile place, I was just saying that for this game, they got hyped, and they got loud. Not a super crazy hostile environment, but definitely not comfortable either. I think we actually might agree on the atmosphere, we're just working with different definitions of "hostile."

(Edited for clarification of meaning)

 

[Notsince1985]

Comparing it to those places is ridiculous. Just because it isn't as hostile as some of the most hostile environments in college football doesn't mean it wasn't hostile.

Sorry, it wasn't a hostile environment. Look at the post above from someone who went to the game if you don't believe me.

I went to the game, too, and you have no logical reason to believe him more than me.

Just as it was not as hostile as the Swamp, it was certainly more hostile than Raymond James (USF's stadium). Does that mean it was one of the most hostile environments in college football? Of course not, but it was definitely a hostile environment.

Well, we're going to disagree. I've never heard anyone ever call UNC a hostile environment and while the crowd was "into" it, it hardly seemed hostile. And yes, you do compare it to other places.

That's fine, we'll disagree. I know that UNC is typically not very hostile or loud at all, I was just saying that for this game, they got hyped, and they got loud. Not a super crazy hostile environment, but definitely not comfortable either. I think we actually might agree on the atmosphere, we're just working with different definitions of "hostile."

Fair enough