http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2594394

I bet they would have a couple hundred ejections like they did last year when Nebraska beat them 30-3, since the Dawgs will probably shut them out and beat them by at least 20 if not 40.

Well I would need a drink too if Montana State fans were mocking me.

I laugh at their "rowdy" behavior.

UGA/Florida routinely gets over 200 hundred arrests every year either at the game or afterwards on the landing in Jacksonville. There was even a murder last year. (Truly sad story actually)

I have one rule of thumb when cheering for my team. You cheer for your team, I'll cheer for mine. You talk shit about my team then you are fair game and it's on.


God forbid you pull for another team in Sanford stadium and scream at an injured player "DRAG HIS ASS OFF THE FIELD!!"...........god have mercy on your soul.


That being said, that's a lot of points to cover this weekend but I'm going with them anyway. CU is truly horrible.

Derris,
You might have more arrest, but do the fans at the Cocktail party game throw batteries and bags of urine at the opposing team and their band? That is what the CU students do at Nebraska games. They and the Kansas schools have a history of slashing the tires and keying the cars with Nebraska license plates too.

Jesus. Barrelling down "NY Mets Fan Behavior" road at top speed is nothing to be happy about, Colorado.

hey now...

I have to say nothing beats the frozen oranges at Nebraska-Oklahoma game in the 80's, I think some refs and a couple cheerleaders got tagged a few times.

This from a guy I almost classify as a "college football hooligan"

None of the PAC 10 schools serve alcohol anymore

I dont think any of the SEC schools do either. Not that it stops anybody.

Not sure about the Cocktail party since they play that in an NFL stadium.

i misread that as ejaculations. needless to say, that would have made the whole story a whole lot more juicy.

No school that has its stadium on campus or is managed by the University is allowed to have alcohol anymore, there might be some exemption to the rule, but I'm pretty sure it is across the board now. I know you used to be able to get beer at Iowa games long after Nebraska stopped allowing it. The problem with schools like Colorado is that they have the occassional game at an NFL stadium or just don't have enough security at their normal stadium.

I have drank like a champ before going to a Husker game, a prime example would be against Notre Dame in 2001 and unless you stumble or slur your speech, you are getting into that game.