re: Where is all the hatin for msu fans?

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Unless it is directed at the Refs or Bama.

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I love it

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throwing shite and acting retarded at the end of the game...

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Yes. Ole Miss fans have never done this. Ever.

Of course we have. The thing is, we realize this will all go away, but can't we laugh at it RIGHT NOW while the rest of the country is? Can't wait for PTI, you know they will talk about it...

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Alabama has it in Rammer Jammer, but I have seen their fans admit they got it from us. Go on, just admit it...

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Truth.

To be honest......i think we ripped off chanting Hotty Toddy to the music from them though.

I really do not know, but you seem really trustworthy so ok.

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That's cool, we still came up with the cheer though...

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Truth....so I guess since we have the rights to the chant....we're in no fault for chanting it to music.

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That's cool, we still came up with the cheer though...

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Haha all hail Ole Miss and hatedrew, they can do no wrong

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You should have seen how scared Calipari was for his own safety.

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Almost as good of an acting job as his players taking charges.

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can't we laugh at it RIGHT NOW while the rest of the country is?

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A few people around the country are definitely talking about it. On the bright side though, the herd said that basketball last night didn't even get a 1 rating due to the olympics and american idol etc.

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So it wasn't taken from some other school in your state? Right. That would be like Ole Miss fans bowing to the defense after a 3 and out or the band playing Neck. Thank God we don't have to stoop to that and can make up our own cheers...

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Or not.

LINK

1921 The VAMC band was marching at the Richmond parade, honoring Field Marshall Foch of France. The drum major attempted a mace toss as he passed the reviewing stand. The wind blew the mace and it fell to ground, bouncing once. The drum major caught the mace off the bounce and still rendered a proper salute to the reviewing officer. Field Marshall Foch supposedly said 'hoity-toity' (show-off in French) in response to the drum major's display. For many years this was believed to be the origin of the band's name. However, history states that the name came from a cheer that was invented when the band was housed in Division E, the fifth stairwell of Lane Hall. While waiting for meals, each unit would give up a cheer. The bandsmen were tired of not having a name, and made up a cheer that went: "Highty Tighty, Christ Almighty, who the hell are we? Riff ramm, goddamn, we're from Division E." It has since evolved over the years.

So you think we took "we're gonna beat the hell outta you" from Ole Miss?