junior4949
All-American
How then do you explain the thousands of people leaving the Texas A&M game at half-time?I
Nebraska has the best fans in colllege football period. Why? Because we support our team no matter what.
Let me help out with the explanation. The reason people left was the same reason we all left a decade or so ago. After half when the game is out of hand, fans (myself included) get thirsty and head for the bar. If it's us that got crushed, we drown our sorrows. If it was us doing the crushing, we celebrate.
Really, why do people make a big deal about fans clearing out at half? Like I said, when I was in college we never stayed past halftime because we were blowing people apart. KU came to town I believe in 93 or so. They were ranked, so the game was hyped up. We kicked their tail bad. It was a cold night, so there were complete sections empty in the stadium.
If it's ok to leave after half when we're blowing a team out at home, what makes it so wrong to leave when we're getting blown out? This is why 8 man and 6 man football in Nebraska used to have a 45 point rule (mercy rule). Watching a team lose is one thing, but watching a team get crushed really isn't that much fun. What difference does it matter if your team is the one crushing or getting crushed?