UK Fan Kicked Out of Music City Bowl

[cardsp]

You said it...players..as in plural..it took multiple double, triple and quadruple teams to contain BIG MATT ELAM. This is another example of how ul seems to lose more and more one on one positional matchups every year as our superior recruits come online. Petrino has to scheme because you do not match up with UK talent anymore.
Ul only hope is to hope for a crazy wide open dropped interception or hope that our top two running backs get injured for a chance to win.

LOL

You said it...players..as in plural..it took multiple double, triple and quadruple teams to contain BIG MATT ELAM. This is another example of how ul seems to lose more and more one on one positional matchups every year as our superior recruits come online. Petrino has to scheme because you do not match up with UK talent anymore.
Ul only hope is to hope for a crazy wide open dropped interception or hope that our top two running backs get injured for a chance to win.

LOL..really you this dumb...a dropped pass is why we won by 14? Not the fact that our QB ran for 186 yards, or we racked 489 yards. if your so loaded losing a RB should not have mattered with all your quality players, we had a key defensive player out too.Tell me a matchup we lost in the game. You can't. Best part of your spew is "Petrino Has to scheme because we don't matchup. Here is a thought maybe Stoops should "scheme" and you win more than 7 games in 2 years and finish at least 2nd best in state.

 

[Red Rager]

I believe YewKay had more net yards punting.

 

[Louisvillian]

I believe YewKay had more net yards punting.

True but that guy(who also was their best player) has no more eligibility left.

 

[clearthebases]

We were in Section 129. There was one walking up and down every aisle between each section. I saw him get escorted out a couple sections over from us. People were booing threatening to kick his butt in our section. I don't know if this guy was dumb or stupid
CJ

If he was wearing blue, that should answer your question. Give the guy a break, he wanted to know what it felt like to watch a college bowl game.

 

[WattersonSpeedDemon]

You know. I come here to read and have held off setting up an account until this very thread. As far as I'm concerned if someone pays for a ticket they can wear whatever the Heck they want to. What is disgusting is seeing "fans" on here that want a person's butt kicked or actually threatened to kick the butt of someone who wore other colors to a game. I read a Facebook post on an article about this. A guy claimed to be one of those that got into it with the individual who was kicked out. My money, based on how his post read, leads me to believe that the guy was more than likely baited into a confrontation....and of course he was proud of being a POS. I've seen this crap at NFL games. I've even seen kids cussed at by adults at NFL games over wearing opposing team items.

I'll tell you all exactly how I handle this stuff, Louisville fan or not. When I do see people goading and trying to get a reaction in order to get someone kicked out I simply text security with the location and physical appearance of those doing it. I've been in situations where the only thing I have on is a Louisville or professional team hat or shirt and no opportunity to change when going to a ballgame or other event. Heckling is a bit is fine, part of the territory. But be forewarned, if I see you threatening an individual, getting in their face, or getting physical with them regardless if that is with your body or throwing stuff I will see to it that you get escorted out the facility. I'll also forewarn that there are many like me that don't put up with that kind of behavior, especially when we have kids with us.

 

[JohnCard28]

You know. I come here to read and have held off setting up an account until this very thread. As far as I'm concerned if someone pays for a ticket they can wear whatever the Heck they want to. What is disgusting is seeing "fans" on here that want a person's butt kicked or actually threatened to kick the butt of someone who wore other colors to a game. I read a Facebook post on an article about this. A guy claimed to be one of those that got into it with the individual who was kicked out. My money, based on how his post read, leads me to believe that the guy was more than likely baited into a confrontation....and of course he was proud of being a POS. I've seen this crap at NFL games. I've even seen kids cussed at by adults at NFL games over wearing opposing team items.

I'll tell you all exactly how I handle this stuff, Louisville fan or not. When I do see people goading and trying to get a reaction in order to get someone kicked out I simply text security with the location and physical appearance of those doing it. I've been in situations where the only thing I have on is a Louisville or professional team hat or shirt and no opportunity to change when going to a ballgame or other event. Heckling is a bit is fine, part of the territory. But be forewarned, if I see you threatening an individual, getting in their face, or getting physical with them regardless if that is with your body or throwing stuff I will see to it that you get escorted out the facility. I'll also forewarn that there are many like me that don't put up with that kind of behavior, especially when we have kids with us.

You don't show up to your rivals game dressed like this idiot--a game that your team isn't even participating-- and not expect trouble. The guy was looking for a fight while cheering against the Cardinals in his hick blue outift as were all the cayat fans there. You sound like you're defending this guy. Was this your daddy/uncle?

 

[homerblue]

The objective is to make ul fans uncomfortable and to make your life less enjoyable. We dont mind if you are a ul fan, but as soon as you wear your gear in public, you cannot escape the wrath of BBN.

 

[CardinalJim]

If you go to a Louisville event dressed in that dreadful blue you deserve whatever you get, plain and simple.

 

[Senore2006]

I had to beat the cold crap out of 20-25 UK fans who gave me attitude not long ago.

I didn't want to, either. It hurt me a lot more than it hurt them.

 

[Rollem Cards]

Careful.

We have the message board Po-lease watching!!

 

[cardsp]

The objective is to make ul fans uncomfortable and to make your life less enjoyable. We dont mind if you are a ul fan, but as soon as you wear your gear in public, you cannot escape the wrath of BBN.

The objective is to make ul fans uncomfortable and to make your life less enjoyable. We dont mind if you are a ul fan, but as soon as you wear your gear in public, you cannot escape the wrath of BBN.

Well it's not working...we wear our gear all year long...not just basketball season. You see we play and excel in all sports while UK has only 1 sport they are decent in. It's OK if UK fans want to come to our bowl game next year, we know UK chances are 0 for a bowl.Of course you all don't realize the fact until November when it starts again ..wait till next year(Stoops Troops, Yatzee, Rise) and all the other foolish things you all come up with. Or you could go to the 2nd best team in the state bowl..WKU.

 

[CardChipper]

This thread satisfies on so many levels

 

[CardFanBudMan]

This thread satisfies on so many levels

Isn't it though. So funny to read so much stupidity that is so wrong on many level and the guy has no idea he is totally off his wrocker. He is actually serious. It is mind boggling.

 

[ClockCalamity]

Imagine what a complete loser that dude was.

Reminds me of a UK fan no lifer (redundant) I saw sitting in the middle of a group of Bowling Green fans at Jim Patterson Stadium in 2013 when the Cards played BG in the regional(UK was not in the Tourney). This tool was decked out top to bottom in that hideous blue UK crap and was yelling as loud as he could every time a Louisville batter got out.

I remember looking over there after the Cards went up like 6-0 in the early innings and noticed that the Mildcat loser had left the building like a roach in bright light. Don't know if Louisville fans were the reason he left or he knew it was going to be miserable watching Louisville celebrate another playoff win.

I was just glad that Gomer had a great day.

I graduated from UofL. I wore UK gear on campus every game day for 6 years (2 degrees). When you're a fan, it's just what you do.

 

[Louisvillian]

I graduated from UofL. I wore UK gear on campus every game day for 6 years (2 degrees). When you're a fan, it's just what you do.

I see a new Geico commercial....

If you're a no-lifer UK fan, you show up at your Rival's games in hideous blue gear. It's what you do. If you wanna save 15% on car insurance.......

 

[thecycle21]

Wearing gear on the road when your team is playing is normal. There are certain rules each fan base should follow but they should be respectful while cheering for their team. They should know their company or surroundings acting appropriately.

Wearing school gear at your rivals games when your team isn't even playing is strange. While it is strange UK fans show up at Louisville games I don't really care as long as they are respectful. When you do that and run you mouth at any point you are asking for trouble.

 

[homerblue]

I graduated from UofL. I wore UK gear on campus every game day for 6 years (2 degrees). When you're a fan, it's just what you do.

My goodness, young men like yourself let me know that BBN is in good hands in the future. I cannot imagine how many times you were jumped and beaten up there. I know how vicious they can be, because almost every time I have ever been around any ul fans there is a fight or argument of some kind.
I am assuming your grades were not good enough to get into UK? Whatever the reason, I am proud of how you have represented.
I always laugh at other fanbases saying what you should or shouldnt do. They dont understand that one of the many privileges of being a UK fan is that we get to make our own rules. Be loud! Be proud! There is no time that is inappropriate, because a real UK fan must educate and inforce 24/7

 

[cardsp]

My goodness, young men like yourself let me know that BBN is in good hands in the future. I cannot imagine how many times you were jumped and beaten up there. I know how vicious they can be, because almost every time I have ever been around any ul fans there is a fight or argument of some kind.
I am assuming your grades were not good enough to get into UK? Whatever the reason, I am proud of how you have represented.
I always laugh at other fanbases saying what you should or shouldnt do. They dont understand that one of the many privileges of being a UK fan is that we get to make our own rules. Be loud! Be proud! There is no time that is inappropriate, because a real UK fan must educate and inforce 24/7

LOL!! Be Loud!! Be Proud!! Be at home during bowl season.

 

[CardFanBudMan]

My goodness, young men like yourself let me know that BBN is in good hands in the future. I cannot imagine how many times you were jumped and beaten up there. I know how vicious they can be, because almost every time I have ever been around any ul fans there is a fight or argument of some kind.
I am assuming your grades were not good enough to get into UK? Whatever the reason, I am proud of how you have represented.
I always laugh at other fanbases saying what you should or shouldnt do. They dont understand that one of the many privileges of being a UK fan is that we get to make our own rules. Be loud! Be proud! There is no time that is inappropriate, because a real UK fan must educate and inforce 24/7

Did you just use educate and inforce in the same sentence?

 

[teamcanada]

LOL his grades weren't good enough to get into UK. Homerblue I don't care who you are. That's some classic stuff right there.

 

[kypecos]

I originally thought that Homerblue's posts were just sarcasm .... and I'm still not really sure.

 

[ClockCalamity]

My goodness, young men like yourself let me know that BBN is in good hands in the future. I cannot imagine how many times you were jumped and beaten up there. I know how vicious they can be, because almost every time I have ever been around any ul fans there is a fight or argument of some kind.
I am assuming your grades were not good enough to get into UK? Whatever the reason, I am proud of how you have represented.
I always laugh at other fanbases saying what you should or shouldnt do. They dont understand that one of the many privileges of being a UK fan is that we get to make our own rules. Be loud! Be proud! There is no time that is inappropriate, because a real UK fan must educate and inforce 24/7

You're so transparent. I know you like to yuck it up over here to mock UK and its fans, but whatever blows your hair back. My point was that I wear my gear wherever I want, and I'd expect a fan of any other program to do the same. I never feared any physical violence while on UofL's campus and never got any.

 

[Bardman]

The issue is wearing your team's gear to a rival's event. It is disrespectful - why are you even there? If invited to a UK sporting event I would not wear my UofL gear. It is called class. As far as being on campus with UK gear - that is your call. Somewhat sad you attended a school and apparently had zero school spirit. Lastly, most UK fans have Never stepped inside of a college classroom.

 

[Petjurino]

Good to hear he was kicked out. That's sad yet not surprising that a Yewkay fan would show up to a Louisville game in Big Blew gear. Classless but what would you expect. You would never and I repeat never find a Louisville fan Commonwealth with Louisville gear on unless we were playing there. It's not something we'd do first of all because we actually have class and standards but we also wouldn't go to a game we don't care about. No offense but if it ain't Louisville, I ain't watching.

 

[Steelers2012]

One man's perspective; I was a student at UK from 1979-84, including marching in the UK band my freshman year. I was a UofL fan from roughly 1972 to the present. I went to UK because that is where the majority of my friends were going, including one especially attractive young lady. I wore my UofL gear regularly as a UK student, with no more reaction than an occasional playful comment. I watched and cheered as UofL won their first National Championship in the freshman dorms among a ton of other UK freshman. I watched and cheered on campus as UofL won the original dream game among a ton of UK fans. As a diehard UofL fan in Lexington, on the UK campus, I never experienced a single truly bad experience. Those were different times. If you wanted to talk crap to a person, you had to do it to their face. What we now call rival debate and discussion was done face-to-face. And it was civil. Why? Because if you were so rude as to use "fighting words" to another person, you generally had to back them up physically. Or you were simply looked at as a jerk for acting in such a way. Civility was respected and expected. The invention and proliferation of the Internet has introduced the phenomenon of the Internet tough guy and key board bullies. Posters now "earn" reputations by how bad they believe they can degrade and demean another person anonymously online. They post it, then brag to their fellow Internet tough guys what they posted so all can high five at the "respect" they earned. THOSE are the guys who take pride in "pushing buttons" and "you mad bro?". They celebrate creating chaos and "trolling" their rival. All fan bases and boards have them. And slowly, but inevitably, they are becoming the accepted majority, rather than the scorned minority. I know...I'm a dinosaur. And I probably have no business being on a message board, much less being a mod. The hate discourages and saddens me.

 

[Cue Card]

One man's perspective; I was a student at UK from 1979-84, including marching in the UK band my freshman year. I was a UofL fan from roughly 1972 to the present. I went to UK because that is where the majority of my friends were going, including one especially attractive young lady. I wore my UofL gear regularly as a UK student, with no more reaction than an occasional playful comment. I watched and cheered as UofL won their first National Championship in the freshman dorms among a ton of other UK freshman. I watched and cheered on campus as UofL won the original dream game among a ton of UK fans. As a diehard UofL fan in Lexington, on the UK campus, I never experienced a single truly bad experience. Those were different times. If you wanted to talk crap to a person, you had to do it to their face. What we now call rival debate and discussion was done face-to-face. And it was civil. Why? Because if you were so rude as to use "fighting words" to another person, you generally had to back them up physically. Or you were simply looked at as a jerk for acting in such a way. Civility was respected and expected. The invention and proliferation of the Internet has introduced the phenomenon of the Internet tough guy and key board bullies. Posters now "earn" reputations by how bad they believe they can degrade and demean another person anonymously online. They post it, then brag to their fellow Internet tough guys what they posted so all can high five at the "respect" they earned. THOSE are the guys who take pride in "pushing buttons" and "you mad bro?". They celebrate creating chaos and "trolling" their rival. All fan bases and boards have them. And slowly, but inevitably, they are becoming the accepted majority, rather than the scorned minority. I know...I'm a dinosaur. And I probably have no business being on a message board, much less being a mod. The hate discourages and saddens me.

It's fake hate. I really believe that 99.9% of the people you just described are as tame as a baby lamb in person. Face to face they wouldn't act the way they do here.

 

[Petjurino]

One man's perspective; I was a student at UK from 1979-84, including marching in the UK band my freshman year. I was a UofL fan from roughly 1972 to the present. I went to UK because that is where the majority of my friends were going, including one especially attractive young lady. I wore my UofL gear regularly as a UK student, with no more reaction than an occasional playful comment. I watched and cheered as UofL won their first National Championship in the freshman dorms among a ton of other UK freshman. I watched and cheered on campus as UofL won the original dream game among a ton of UK fans. As a diehard UofL fan in Lexington, on the UK campus, I never experienced a single truly bad experience. Those were different times. If you wanted to talk crap to a person, you had to do it to their face. What we now call rival debate and discussion was done face-to-face. And it was civil. Why? Because if you were so rude as to use "fighting words" to another person, you generally had to back them up physically. Or you were simply looked at as a jerk for acting in such a way. Civility was respected and expected. The invention and proliferation of the Internet has introduced the phenomenon of the Internet tough guy and key board bullies. Posters now "earn" reputations by how bad they believe they can degrade and demean another person anonymously online. They post it, then brag to their fellow Internet tough guys what they posted so all can high five at the "respect" they earned. THOSE are the guys who take pride in "pushing buttons" and "you mad bro?". They celebrate creating chaos and "trolling" their rival. All fan bases and boards have them. And slowly, but inevitably, they are becoming the accepted majority, rather than the scorned minority. I know...I'm a dinosaur. And I probably have no business being on a message board, much less being a mod. The hate discourages and saddens me.

I don't think there is anything wrong with you wearing your UofL gear on campus. I would say the exact same things of UK fans wearing their Big Blew gear on our campus. You root for who you root for no matter where you go to school. However, showing up to the rivals game in which you are not playing in the rivals gear is as low class as it gets. Like I said, you see it happen here. Big Blew Nerdtion wear their stupid stuff to our games but you never ever see or hear about our fans showing to their games wearing our gear. Why? Because we have class. It's that simple.

 

[OmegaCard]

I'm surprised stadiums haven't been quicker to act. It won't be long before something bad happens to one of them. All they have to do is kick them out for attempting to incite a riot. Take these tools money at the gate and then send them packing.

That is really sad the guy brought his family.

 

[Knucklehank1]

I don't think there is anything wrong with you wearing your UofL gear on campus. I would say the exact same things of UK fans wearing their Big Blew gear on our campus. You root for who you root for no matter where you go to school. However, showing up to the rivals game in which you are not playing in the rivals gear is as low class as it gets. Like I said, you see it happen here. Big Blew Nerdtion wear their stupid stuff to our games but you never ever see or hear about our fans showing to their games wearing our gear. Why? Because we have class. It's that simple.

I'll never understand someone cheering against the school that they attend.

 

[Petjurino]

I'll never understand someone cheering against the school that they attend.

Agreed it seems weird but often times people go to schools for certain reasons that have nothing to do with sport affiliations. We all know in this state college sports are our 'professional' sports. So we all grow up with ties to teams. To me that's not a big deal. But if you show up at a game with the rivals gear on, you are just classless. Period. I think we just summed up Big Blue Nerdtion.

 

[FRONTROW]

"with Barker" Are you kidding me..I watched both of your QB's in high school. You let the best one you had, walk out the door! You guys sure have an Eye for Talent!

 

[valley St. Card]

Homer. I am trying to envision what age, your status in life, etc. I would love to meet a person with your passion and confidence. LOL.........But with that being said. You don't know what the hell your are talking about. pUKe will be even worse next year. You thought the last five years were bad. Wait till 2016.

 

[Jay Reimenschneider]

Homer. I am trying to envision what age, your status in life, etc. I would love to meet a person with your passion and confidence. LOL.........But with that being said. You don't know what the hell your are talking about. pUKe will be even worse next year. You thought the last five years were bad. Wait till 2016.

For the love of Pete....are there still people falling for Homer's bit?

 

[WKCard]

Think I'll print this thread. When I need a lift...BINGO!!!

 

[CardinalJim]

This is an awesome post. A small reminder how much we have lost as people in 30 short years. Treating each other like that now is as foreign to us as some of the stuff we saw on TV from the 1950's back then. I have said many times that the Internet has ruined the "personal relationship" between people. You don't have to be nice if you don't want to because you don't have to face another person to do it. You can be a jerk, smirk and move on.

The ironic thing is when you do what John Ramsey did and confront a jerk for being a jerk, face to face, man to man. Instead of sacking up and admitting he was wrong, what's the jerk do? He returns to the comfront of his computer screen and proceeds to attack again. This time with an audience of nimrods to cheer him on.

Basically the Internet has helped society continue to remove accountability from our daily lives. Nothing that happens to us now is our fault. Give us time and we can figure out who to blame anything on anyone except ourselves.

It's time we got back to an old simple rule. If you can't say it to someone's face, it shouldn't be said.

Thanks again for the awesome post.
Jim

One man's perspective; I was a student at UK from 1979-84, including marching in the UK band my freshman year. I was a UofL fan from roughly 1972 to the present. I went to UK because that is where the majority of my friends were going, including one especially attractive young lady. I wore my UofL gear regularly as a UK student, with no more reaction than an occasional playful comment. I watched and cheered as UofL won their first National Championship in the freshman dorms among a ton of other UK freshman. I watched and cheered on campus as UofL won the original dream game among a ton of UK fans. As a diehard UofL fan in Lexington, on the UK campus, I never experienced a single truly bad experience. Those were different times. If you wanted to talk crap to a person, you had to do it to their face. What we now call rival debate and discussion was done face-to-face. And it was civil. Why? Because if you were so rude as to use "fighting words" to another person, you generally had to back them up physically. Or you were simply looked at as a jerk for acting in such a way. Civility was respected and expected. The invention and proliferation of the Internet has introduced the phenomenon of the Internet tough guy and key board bullies. Posters now "earn" reputations by how bad they believe they can degrade and demean another person anonymously online. They post it, then brag to their fellow Internet tough guys what they posted so all can high five at the "respect" they earned. THOSE are the guys who take pride in "pushing buttons" and "you mad bro?". They celebrate creating chaos and "trolling" their rival. All fan bases and boards have them. And slowly, but inevitably, they are becoming the accepted majority, rather than the scorned minority. I know...I'm a dinosaur. And I probably have no business being on a message board, much less being a mod. The hate discourages and saddens me.