Omaha does not want you back in town.
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This is a prime example of when people need to get a grip on reality and realize it’s just sports. But I suppose it’s partially the SEC’s fault. It just means more.
Can only imagine what kind of welcoming they get returning home. Sure they probably have a different version of the story......
I thought it was 2 drunk college kids. This looks like a dad and his son. Which makes it even worse if that is possible.
Most Aggie fans I've encountered were respectful and good sports, if just a bit on the weird side. The whole fan base is a bit on the weird side.
I saw that they had a couple of fans thrown out for heckling the UF dugout, but did anybody other than the police association (not an official arm of the Omaha PD) make the claim that they were heckling about the death of a little boy? Not only would that constitute egregious fan behavior, it just wouldn't make much sense.
I saw that they had a couple of fans thrown out for heckling the UF dugout, but did anybody other than the police association (not an official arm of the Omaha PD) make the claim that they were heckling about the death of a little boy? Not only would that constitute egregious fan behavior, it just wouldn't make much sense.
Wow that's some cold sh**. I don't wish nut cancer on anyone, but these guys would be close. Can't stand a holes like this.
One of the best people I have ever known was an Aggie.However with 60k students you’re bound to have a few jackasses.
Probably related to rumors about Sully's wife and the deaths of her ex-husband and two sons. It's on the Internet.
It's not the SEC's fault that a couple fans made extremely inappropriate remarks.
Idiots like this usually operate behind a keyboard in their parent's basement.
In this this case, one of the idiots IS A PARENT(??) and he brought the kid out into broad daylight for exposure.
Don't make excuses for these jackasses. They're ****** people. Some people are just like that and need to be called out for it.
This is about the low caliber of the people involved. They are undoubtedly low caliber in any context. The SEC didn't make them what they are.