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LMAO....."Pitt Is Back".

kingfarouk13

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Because they sold out their ticket allotment to the SkidMark Bowl. They sure are goofy.

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What will the excuse be, when there are no butts in those seats during the game?

The Metropolitan Opera is performing the one-act Richard Strauss opera Salome on December 28th. A small minority of the Pitt fans have heard that the Met 's performance is almost as good as the recent performance of Salome by the Pittsburgh Opera and want to see for themselves, while the vast majority of them want to go to compare it to Primanti's Genoa Salami. (I kid, I kid.)
 
The PiTiots are imploring Wade to come there and "not the football factory". I didn't know he was considering Alabama.
 
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Back in December 2014 you didn't refer to it as the SkidMark Bowl. Thanks for playing.


Pitt might get some respect if their fans quit making stupid comments in general, and telling lies about Penn State and Paterno more specifically.

"Paturdo" and Ped State shows the level of imbecile comprising the Pitt fan base. At least they stopped with "Pedo Bear" which was stupid and made absolutely no sense whatever.
 
That reminds me, I bought a PS "We Are Back" T-shirt about 2004. After 2005 it became irrelevant. Now it's time to start wearing it again.
 
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Back in December 2014 you didn't refer to it as the SkidMark Bowl. Thanks for playing.

hailtoPitt725 liked your post, is he hail to pitt 725 because thats how many national championships Pitt has won or how their average attendance ended for the year?
 
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We were in that bowl and happy to be there. The fact you can't see the hypocrisy is unbelievable. Rail on Pitt fans all you want but many of you are cut from the same mold and don't even realize it.

Totally fair point. Not sure I'd pitt (get it?) myself against my fellow PSU fans to make it, but it's a totally fair point.
 
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We were in that bowl and happy to be there. The fact you can't see the hypocrisy is unbelievable. Rail on Pitt fans all you want but many of you are cut from the same mold and don't even realize it.

No hypocrisy that I see. We were "happy" to go to any bowl because we had just finished a 6-6 regular season and had just had the unfair bowl ban lifted a few months earlier. We had about 50 something scholarship players available at that bowl game as I recall.

Pitt goes there to play a 6-6 team after maybe their best season in a decade or more. Everything is relative. Get it?
 
I just read the thread over on the lair...They somehow think that selling their 7,000 ticket allotment means They Are Back. Hilarious! It still hasn't occurred to them that selling out the stadium is the goal, not a 7k allotment. SMH
 
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Like many here, I'm sure, I was at the Pinstripe Bowl. Yankee Stadium seats around 53,000. There were not many empty seats. My recollection is that PSU comprised at least 60% of the crowd.
Circumstances were quite a bit different. PSU was appearing in its first bowl after the NCAA had been forced to roll back its sanctions. The team was no where near the scholarship limit.
It was, at least for me an appearance and victory that felt quite cathartic.
My opinion is that the Pitt team itself deserved a more high profile bowl. But until they demonstrate that their fan base will travel and spend, that will be a factor in their placement.
 
We were in that bowl and happy to be there. The fact you can't see the hypocrisy is unbelievable. Rail on Pitt fans all you want but many of you are cut from the same mold and don't even realize it.
Apples and oranges.
 
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There's nothing wrong with the Pinstripe Bowl. We played there a couple years ago and won an exciting game. By all accounts our fans were out in force and had a good time.

As for Pitt selling out their allotment, it's a matter of definition. I think for most bowls the participating teams are required to buy "X" number of tickets from the bowl. In that way, yeah, all the Pitt tickets were sold by the bowl. The question is whether or not Pitt actually was able to sell them to the public and if they did so without seriously discounting them or outright giving them away. If they unloaded their allotment they'll be bragging about a sell out which includes the freebies given away with a case of Pepsi.
 
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