Blame Pasqualoni. So we can fire him and hired someone else. Than have the students jail for assault like they should be. But don't take away our ability to cleanly heckle just because of a few spoiled apples. Which is what they're going to do. Any time someone says "YOU SUCK" now they're going to treat it as a threat and yell at the yeller and kick them out. And we will be forced into calling the other team "Bad Telliutubbies" because it is the most angry thing they will let us say. All because a few bad apples try to do bad things. Not fair. Oh, and we won't even be allowed to call the other team "Bad Purple Tellitubbies" because we all know the purple one is gay so that's homophobic. (Oh, and he is definitely gay. Read this article)
they need to have $1 beers so people are at the games on timeBan beer sales.
Simple.
It'll never happen. But it would solve a lot of problems.
Nice to see we have "tradition" now. Our fans sure did show up. Unfortunately, the offense didn't. They are jealous of our championships elsewhere. I say we continue the series.
I can't blame Iowa state fans being pi$$ed off at this. I do hope these individuals are caught and properly punished. And, most important, the mascot recover fully with no permanent damage.
I did notice on another UConn message board an Iowa State fan referred to UConn football as "east coast ". Certain people from other parts of the country have a hatred towards everything from Washington to Boston. I do believe that we are part of the same country that Iowa and the rest of the midwest is in. Don't blame the actions of a few on the entire east coast. What is their problem with the east coast?
east coasters unintelligent? o rly?
princeton called, they'd like a word.A lot of the bias comes from Jersey, which is our equivalent of Nebraska.
ISU fan here. Except for a couple of knuckleheads, by no means do we feel that the actions of those who injured our mascot represent the fans of UCONN. Just one of many unfortunate incidents that happen every week all over the country at games. It was an exciting game to watch and the players all played hard. No hard feelings here. Good luck on the rest of your season.
P.S.- Cy is a Cardinal b/c our colors are Cardinal and Gold. Our high school is also the Cyclones and they tried to have a cyclone as a mascot once. It was basically a kid in a circular shower curtain who would run around spinning. NOT a pretty sight! It didn't last long!
princeton called, they'd like a word.
I was in the section and saw it happen. The mascot pushed a uconn fan after he tried to give him five and then the uconn fan pushed the mascot back. Sorry to say it but it looked like the mascot caused the altercation.
Why would the mascot push the UConn fan over that?
To be funny, I'd assume. Mascots fake that kind of stuff all the time and its generally assumed that you don't push them over in response.
For what it's worth, I liked their mascot in the first half. He was trying to rile up the student section and the section right next to it. I think that's fun.
Apparently someone did not, alas...
Was he in shower gear? If so, perhaps they could have had a cheerleader do it.... Naah, that's too risque. But it would be fun.ISU fan here. Except for a couple of knuckleheads, by no means do we feel that the actions of those who injured our mascot represent the fans of UCONN. Just one of many unfortunate incidents that happen every week all over the country at games. It was an exciting game to watch and the players all played hard. No hard feelings here. Good luck on the rest of your season.
P.S.- Cy is a Cardinal b/c our colors are Cardinal and Gold. Our high school is also the Cyclones and they tried to have a cyclone as a mascot once. It was basically a kid in a circular shower curtain who would run around spinning. NOT a pretty sight! It didn't last long!
Just wanted to post this. Also, best of luck the rest of season. I don't think less of UCONN as a whole. Just no need for any of this stuff. It's just a game.
http://www.cyclonefanatic.com/forum/general-discussion/128364-thanks-all-your-support-guys.html