Dia del DougO said:

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I listened, still don't know what they were chanting.

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They are chanting "suck that tiger d*ick b*tch"

As in to command a woman of low social value to give a male individual oral sexual favors.

Hope that generic explanation does not get me banned from the Regent loving tea sippers.

I know finding out those kinds of things make our Regents cry out to God during meetings.

Redbrickbear said:

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xiledinok said:

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Better academics than Texas Tech?
Someone forgot to tell those folks since granny and grandpa had tails cutoff a few generations ago, they have to act better than primitive apes.

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Best Colleges, National Universities, LSU- 135.

Best Colleges, National Universities, Texas Tech- 187


Like I said LSU is a big state party school.....but it has some good programs.

Tech is just worthless party college out in the middle of nowhere

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So, that gives them the opportunity to act like primitive apes, not party animals?
Can we agree we dumb ourselves down posting praise about LSU and Texas Tech?

I am a Christian but i would swear like a sailor if it meant winning a championship

Redbrickbear said:

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Dia del DougO said:

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I listened, still don't know what they were chanting.

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They are chanting "suck that tiger d*ick b*tch"

As in to command a woman of low social value to give a male individual oral sexual favors.

Hope that generic explanation does not get me banned from the Regent loving tea sippers.

I know finding out those kinds of things make our Regents cry out to God during meetings.

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It's better than acting like a shamed tv preacher while crying in front of grown adults after you managed to lie through your teeth and got busted. You'll end up with a legacy that you and your million dollar friends won't be able to rewrite.

It would be "t-sippers" and that's all Aggie (like our failure former defensive coordinator, the "points per possession" guy).

Redbrickbear said:

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Dia del DougO said:

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I listened, still don't know what they were chanting.

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They are chanting "suck that tiger d*ick b*tch"

As in to command a woman of low social value to give a male individual oral sexual favors.

Hope that generic explanation does not get me banned from the Regent loving tea sippers.

I know finding out those kinds of things make our Regents cry out to God during meetings.

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There's a wide chasm between crying out to God and pointing out ****ty behavior when you see it.

It's kind of like high/school college students and Twitter. They can post/chant whatever the hell they want to. But don't start crying when people judge your character and that of those you represent by the way you choose to represent yourself.

Aliceinbubbleland said:

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I've been going to LSU games sine the 1940's I remember when Ole Miss brought their gigantic Confederate flag out at halftime and LSU fans throwing beer bottles on top of the flag. But this level of suck it just would never happen at Baylor. LSU students are something else.

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What are you, about 100? You're full of *****

How long ago do you think the 40s were? A kid who say was eight and went to a football game in 48, would be 78 today, younger than Coach Snyder at KSU.

I don't think it makes any difference how old he is but he's no more full of **** than you are.

Keyword in your response was "judge". Are you so perfect that YOU can judge the actions of others?

What gives you the moral high ground to do so? Please enlighten me.

The best way to get LSU fans excited off their drunk asses is to spill about $100 bucks worth of quarters on a casino floor the week of the national championship game if LSU is playing it. You'll be able to film the 80 year old white women from Lake Charles scrambling on the casino floor in LSU shirts while fighting for quarters.
They love having those quarters for doing laundry.

It's a good thing some of you don't sit close enough to the players and coaches to hear what they say during games. With the possible exception of the Purple Wizard, I'd bet money and give odds every coach in the Big 12 drops F-Bomps and calls his players names their mothers wouldn't like. The players do it too. They've been around it years before they get to college. Why should non athletes be held to a standard the coach can't meet?

As a WVU fan we're guilty and when I played baseball at a small "Baptist" school my coach would tear into us at times. It goes on all over the place.

Mntneerlegion said:

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It's a good thing some of you don't sit close enough to the players and coaches to hear what they say during games. With the possible exception of the Purple Wizard, I'd bet money and give odds every coach in the Big 12 drops F-Bomps and calls his players names their mothers wouldn't like. The players do it too. They've been around it years before they get to college. Why should non athletes be held to a standard the coach can't meet?

As a WVU fan we're guilty and when I played baseball at a small "Baptist" school my coach would tear into us at times. It goes on all over the place.

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But you just don't understand! We are Baylor. We don't drink, don't smoke, and don't chase wild women. And all of our students don't have sex before marriage. We are better than all of that!

Let the band play neck

bernard_legoat said:

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Keyword in your response was "judge". Are you so perfect that YOU can judge the actions of others?

What gives you the moral high ground to do so? Please enlighten me.

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This is such a ridiculously stupid argument and one that, if followed to its logical conclusion, precludes anyone from having an opinion on anything.

One doesn't have to be perfect to know how human beings ought and ought not to act. And we were given brains to make exactly these types of value judgments as -- under more serious circumstances -- they are often what keeps us out of bad situations and safe from harm.

The fact that you don't think this reflects poorly on the students involved and the university as a whole, for instance, tells me something about your value system. And that defending it means enough to you to play the, "Who are you to judge?" card, tells me something about your character.

But who am I to judge? Someone who has never used "suck," "dick" and "*****" in the same sentence (until now), let alone scream it at a public sporting event where children are virtually certain to be present. And someone that would be freaking embarrassed if I saw my son or daughter in this video.

bear2be2 said:

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bernard_legoat said:

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Keyword in your response was "judge". Are you so perfect that YOU can judge the actions of others?

What gives you the moral high ground to do so? Please enlighten me.

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This is such a ridiculously stupid argument and one that, if followed to its logical conclusion, precludes anyone from having an opinion on anything.

One doesn't have to be perfect to know how human beings ought and ought not to act. And we were given brains to make exactly these types of value judgments as -- under more serious circumstances -- they are often what keeps us out of bad situations and safe from harm.

The fact that you don't think this reflects poorly on the students involved and the university as a whole, for instance, tells me something about your value system. And that defending it means enough to you to play the, "Who are you to judge?" card, tells me something about your character.

But who am I to judge? Someone who has never used "suck," "dick" and "*****" in the same sentence (until now), let alone scream it at a public sporting event where children are virtually certain to be present. And someone that would be freaking embarrassed if I saw my son or daughter in this video.

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Agree.

There is always someone with poorer morals than the last guy. Pathetic when some find that attractive.

bunation said:

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bear2be2 said:

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bernard_legoat said:

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Keyword in your response was "judge". Are you so perfect that YOU can judge the actions of others?

What gives you the moral high ground to do so? Please enlighten me.

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This is such a ridiculously stupid argument and one that, if followed to its logical conclusion, precludes anyone from having an opinion on anything.

One doesn't have to be perfect to know how human beings ought and ought not to act. And we were given brains to make exactly these types of value judgments as -- under more serious circumstances -- they are often what keeps us out of bad situations and safe from harm.

The fact that you don't think this reflects poorly on the students involved and the university as a whole, for instance, tells me something about your value system. And that defending it means enough to you to play the, "Who are you to judge?" card, tells me something about your character.

But who am I to judge? Someone who has never used "suck," "dick" and "*****" in the same sentence (until now), let alone scream it at a public sporting event where children are virtually certain to be present. And someone that would be freaking embarrassed if I saw my son or daughter in this video.

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Agree.

There is always someone with poorer morals than the last guy. Pathetic when some find that attractive.

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I find the same thing applies to arrogance.

Love ya but I still want to slap ya!

Wichitabear said:

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Love ya but I still want to slap ya!

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My wife says the same thing.

Redbrickbear said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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I've been going to LSU games sine the 1940's I remember when Ole Miss brought their gigantic Confederate flag out at halftime and LSU fans throwing beer bottles on top of the flag. But this level of suck it just would never happen at Baylor. LSU students are something else.

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fun fact

The giant battle flag was a gift from UT-Austin.

sucks how PC the South has become.

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You have that sorta backwards. Ole Miss gave a giant Texas flag to UT during the Cotton Bowl.

AS to those who think I'm too old and out of date well, I'm at 80 ok? Nevertheless, I cuss, smoked, drink and still think unison vulgar behavior has no place at a football game. Leave it at the rock concert door. And for what it is worth I love LSU and all their fans. I just think these students reflect poorly on those in attendance.

Lolololol

Actually Alice, I love you man! You are my role model. I like your style. Willing to stand up the the Baylor ESTABLISHMENT when they have done wrong. You don't tell people here what they want to hear. You tell us what you think. Although I am not quite as long of tooth as you are, I am in your corner. Never ever bet against wisdom vs. youth.

RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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Actually Alice, I love you man! You are my role model. I like your style. Willing to stand up the the Baylor ESTABLISHMENT when they have done wrong. You don't tell people here what they want to hear. You tell us what you think. Although I am not quite as long of tooth as you are, I am in your corner. Never ever bet against wisdom vs. youth.

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Back at ya ya hear!

Omg.

Don't believe him! We are taking him back to the mental hospital tomorrow!

bernard_legoat said:

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My lord, please lighten up. No one was hurt. If you can say with 100% certainty that you never use profane language while watching a game or around your children, then I completely agree with you. Otherwise, it's super hypocritical.

I know our fan base isn't used to doing what relevant fan bases do, but come on guys. Don't be the guys who HAVE to find something to harp on. Act like you remember what it was to be a college kid.

I LOVE the passion LSU fans have, and wish we had an OUNCE of that. But this is Baylor, where we are the moral police

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Please, it's as bush league as it gets. Grow up.

Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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I've been going to LSU games sine the 1940's I remember when Ole Miss brought their gigantic Confederate flag out at halftime and LSU fans throwing beer bottles on top of the flag. But this level of suck it just would never happen at Baylor. LSU students are something else.

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fun fact

The giant battle flag was a gift from UT-Austin.

sucks how PC the South has become.

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You have that sorta backwards. Ole Miss gave a giant Texas flag to UT during the Cotton Bowl.

AS to those who think I'm too old and out of date well, I'm at 80 ok? Nevertheless, I cuss, smoked, drink and still think unison vulgar behavior has no place at a football game. Leave it at the rock concert door. And for what it is worth I love LSU and all their fans. I just think these students reflect poorly on those in attendance.

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I'm not 80, and I completely agree.