Maroon Out and White Out
- Thread starter Dinkle
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It almost gives me hope that the pregame "highlight" reel wont suck.
/Although its catchy, it doesnt need to end with "The only color that matters here is maroon."
/Although its catchy, it doesnt need to end with "The only color that matters here is maroon."
Will everyone wear Maroon, no. Will most people, yeah. Will wearing a dark color in 85 degree heat intimidate a football team, no. The "Maroon out" is not nearly as strange looking as a night game "White out" so to me it's sort of a waste of time, but hey, if someone wants to put their time and effort in to it the least I can do is wear a maroon damn shirt.
... I mean, why else even mention it? The quote from Herbstreit sums it up and our people definitely identify with it. Good grief, if you want to establish something in the stadium, that's it.
I have worn one at every MSU athletic event for years now. Its not that hard to put on a maroon shirt. I pisses me off when I show up to the tailgate and some people have on blue or green shirts.
they are actually advertised and have marketing, in the past it was just in the Reflector a few days ahead of the game so no body got the word but seems like everyone does this time, hell its even printed on the tickets
but I wouldnt be opposed to the free shirts like they did in Crooms first game but glad to see the true maroon shirts are going to a good cause.</p>
Another MSU tradition.......
home game: warm weather, wear Reed's tshirt or a collared shirt with the latest en vogue logo to declare your social status. Cold weather, youngsters wear the letterman's jacket to represent your small MS town and the older wear the North Face and etc. to declare social status.
road game: wear neutral colors. Wearing anything that identifies with MSU will make it tough walking to the car after the game.
home game: warm weather, wear Reed's tshirt or a collared shirt with the latest en vogue logo to declare your social status. Cold weather, youngsters wear the letterman's jacket to represent your small MS town and the older wear the North Face and etc. to declare social status.
road game: wear neutral colors. Wearing anything that identifies with MSU will make it tough walking to the car after the game.
they plan on passing out white poms poms for the lsu game?...adds a lot to the effect if you ask me
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not that our white out would ever compare to theirs but the pom poms would help</p>
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not that our white out would ever compare to theirs but the pom poms would help</p>
And I've never noticed Mississippi's #81 get lit up at the end of the interception return. It's at the 1:50 mark of the True Maroon video in the bottom right corner. Can't tell who did it, but it was a hell of a hit.
