Just posted by a Hokie's game day experience

[topekahusker]

http://ahockeyguy.blogspot.com/2008/09/dep...a-football.html

 

[DJR313]

All Hokies I met were good people. Seem like a knowledgable fanbase and fun-loving people. I wouldn't hesitate to see the game in Blacksburg next year.

 

[admo]

That's pretty cool

 

[FourthDegree]

My cousin (a hokies fan from Virginia) commented on how "wierd" it was, because everyone was incredibly nice. He said you don't get close to that on the East coast.

 

[BIGREDIOWAN]

Glad he had a good time. :thumbs

 

[BigRedPowerWagon]

Ive never meet a hokie but ill take your guys word for it.

 

[newenglandhusker]

My cousin (a hokies fan from Virginia) commented on how "wierd" it was, because everyone was incredibly nice. He said you don't get close to that on the East coast.

I can attest to that. It was so good to be back in Nebraska for the game and be around friendly people again. I will most likely seek out tickets to Blacksburg for next year's game because the Hokie fans I saw were very classy.

 

[I See Red People]

We're used to the smiling and shaking hands. However, it used to mean, "thanks for coming to get your butt kicked." The butt kickings have ceased for now, it's good to see people still know to be a good host. Here's to the tradition that nobody can take away. :cheers

 

[dustinl15]

I sat in section 20 with all of the Hookie fans and they were a lot of fun to talk to. I would love to make the trip to Virginia next year to watch the game.

 

[Drowning_in_the_Sea_of_Red]

That's cool... just wish it was a little less enjoyable for them. (read: I wish they were the ones bitching about a loss)