Fan Etiquette

As long as you're not swinging on someone or threatening bodily harm to yourself or others, be as loud and obnoxious as you want on the way to the game. Just don't be a pain in the arse while in trying to see or hear what's going on on the field.

Only when auburns in town. In which case try and catch a cold if you can, too. Helps the phlegm content which adds weight for better propulsion and aerodynamic quality

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Asking because some in my inner circle feel I went overboard this past Saturday. I never personally attacked Carolina or yelled at one of their fans. I just was hyped up as shite and yelling for the dawgs on the walk to the game. Yeah I was obnoxious but it was nothing but love for the dawgs. Is vocal love wrong?

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You didn't have to tell us you were wearing a jersey after this description.

We knew.

You are an adult and are expected to act like one. Are you being reasonable? Pay attention to your surrounding and how people are looking at you. Don't make an arse of yourself. But if someone's bro g a douche, make your own decisions.

On a side note and not really a complaint but I haven't had as much fun at games this year because there have been too many damn kids. I had two in front of me, one behind me, and one on my left for the south Carolina game.

Live by this rule: Don't be a flaming douchebag. Try and, you know, act like a man.

Not a flaming douchebag.

Be as loud as you want to. Frick everybody else!
AINT NOTHING FINER IN THE LAND
THAN A DRUNK OBNOXIOUS GEORGIA FAN!!

I try to get that chant going in a crowd no matter where I'm at. Concerts ball games. Wherever.
But I don't wear a jersey!

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SLC young blood

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The science learning center is being erected though so I've had to update my UGA terms cause of the nerds

Picture yourself with a wife or girlfriend and ask yourself if you want people acting the way you are acting around them. If you would find a fan of another team obnoxious for acting the way you were, then you are going too far.

I always try to be a gracious host when people are visiting my house. Sanford is your house. How do you want to be treated when you are visiting another teams stadium? Not a problem to cheer the team....just do it light heartedly and not overbearing. If all your friends thought you were going too far, then you probably were.

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Jerseys are not what normal college students wear.

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It depends but in the SEC only Gators or Mizzou fans wear jerseys. There's a dress code and it involves you throwing down stupid amounts of money for Georgia nike Polos

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In general how far is too far in cheering on your team?

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Everyone made good points here.

That said, fun story from the game Saturday. We had one Gamecock in our section who wasn't the worst opposing fan we had in our section but he was annoying as frick. He was one of those cock gobblers who would stand up and clap every damn time South Carolina did anything. He'd do one of those circle around clapping at everyone. So, in retaliation, we just clapped after play and we clapped until the next play. Just mocked the guy until he left and then we clapped then.

Best part was when the clapper spoke to the 90 yr old around our section. He was saying something, not taunting him, and the old dude just gave him the bird and the crowd roared

They're building a "science learning center" now near the Coliseum