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[QUOTE="History Geek, post: 3274874, member: 4345"] And to all of those who are complaining in the other thread about the kids not going into the stadium -- yes, it's a issue. But it is not a new issue. It's been an issue since we started beating Yale in the 1980s. Many of my friends boasted that they went to the Bowl and didn't even go into the game. As a former player, that used to bug me. But it has been a part of UConn culture since then. And I agree that it is becoming part of game day culture around the country -- for many actually watching the game interferes with the social aspect of the experience. It is what they value more. Yes, that still bothers me. [/QUOTE]
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