What do fans of your team do....

[bamasa37sb34]

...that you do not think any other fans do? This doesn't count actual "legitimate" traditions. Just things that are odd.

At Alabama, we track planes alot. It started with the 2001 coaching search, but has developed into something we do to keep track of where coaches are and what EXACTLY is going on with recruiting at any given moment.

 

[SonicsFan]

Have the college crew team row in tailgaters from their boats to the stadium would be one specialty to Washington

 

[buckeyeheisman]

Have the college crew team row in tailgaters from their boats to the stadium would be one specialty to Washington

Nice.

 

[Brad]

Have the college crew team row in tailgaters from their boats to the stadium would be one specialty to Washington

People do that at Clemson too. The live on Lake Hartwell and dock their boat, walk to Death Valley, then go back over at the end of the game.

I know it is a "tradition" but with Clemson's Solid Orange proigram everyone wears orange on Fridays. Plus they encourage alumni to do so at their work on Fridays.

 

[cspears22]

The Cowboys fans actually watch their cheerleaders since they are always so friggin hot.

Sorry, I know you were doing college, but it's all I could come up with :ban:

 

[lumm0x]

Wear paper bags :doh:

 

[bamasa37sb34]

I know it is a "tradition" but with Clemson's Solid Orange proigram everyone wears orange on Fridays. Plus they encourage alumni to do so at their work on Fridays.

Why do alumni need to be encouraged to wear Clemson colors :scratch: :shifty:

 

[budler]

I have not lived in Nebraska for over 30 years but I can reminber the town I lived in 60 miles from Linclon on Friday nights at a camp site filled with 100 or so campers, motor homes and have a big red party. A lot of the locals would go out It was great. Some of then would even spend saturday night there before going home. A town of 800 with 300 or more fans from all over the state and other states made a great time.
If you did not have a ticket and went shopping. ALL the stores had the game on and every body incudling the sales people were under/around the speakers. Some stores moved the speakers on game day by the check out stands and where the had the Husker stuff for sell. You could not go any where with out hearing the game. Some outsiders did not understand.