re: Where is all the hatin for msu fans?

BOOM goes the dynamite!

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Not to mention that we had a lot more drunk fans to throw things on the field, and a much better reason

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In my opinion, none of it is defendable whether at a basketball game or football game. Liquor is a very poor excuse, a cop out. You don't know what these guys may throw. At some sporting events, fans throw pennies, liquor bottles or anything they can get their hands on. There is no good reason to throw items on any field or court.

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In my opinion, none of it is defendable whether at a basketball game or football game. Liquor is a very poor excuse, a cop out. You don't know what these guys may throw. At some sporting events, fans throw pennies, liquor bottles or anything they can get their hands on. There is no good reason to throw items on any field or court.

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I said that throwing things on the field are never acceptable in my post.

But to argue that liquor isn't an excuse is naive.
Liquor is always an excuse. You shouldn't get too drunk for it to affect your judgement, but we all do time and time again.

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Tds and Beer

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your sig pic is on the help board

LINK

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It's not a reasonable excuse. It's banned in SEC stadiums. I know you guys don't want cowbells in the stadium for the very same reason, which I am fine with as well.

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Pretty sure he's referring to getting liquored up pre-game.

Blazed and eating chips ahoy chocolate chip cookies with M&M's in them

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Pretty sure he's referring to getting liquored up pre-game.

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Nothing wrong with this IMO

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Ole Miss has definitely come a long way in just the past ten years or so trying to get away from that stereotype.

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I'm here.
A dirty liberal like me would have had no business with Ole Miss ten years ago.
Even though my father went here, I couldn't stand to be at a place where I could actually feel the racism. I can't stand those places period, it's why I'm glad I'm not in Memphis anymore. Anyways I feel like I can make a positive impact on Mississippi here, and still get to enjoy one of the best bar scenes and a damn good music scene. The lyric recently ranked at #95 in ticket sales worldwide for a club venue. The only other places in the region that cracked the list were the HOB in New Orleans and some theatre in New Orleans. We have the advantage of only having two real music venues, but in a town of 40,000 that's damn impressive.

Bela Fleck played the lyric friday, btw.