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You know what really pisses me off about some fans......

This is ****ing terrible. If this shit continues I’ll find something else to do with my Saturdays. Entitled “fans” can go eat a dick.
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Along this same vein, think about yourself as a fan and spectator of your kids in sports. It is often very difficult for a parent of an athlete not to be ultra critical of their kid/player and get on them about all they did wrong.

I think those who have played a competitive sport know the grind and the difficulty that is associated with the game. You have good days and bad. The other guy trains just as hard and he is trying as hard if not harder. You may be limited by injury or not able to mentally manage distraction or find effort on every play. Such is competition.

I try to keep in mind the difficulty and challenges these amateur althetes face and keep it all in perspective. I'm not talking participation trophy here, just that parents and fans need to get of a kids a#$ when they screw up. As I always tell my wife when we watch our kids compete and she has a private fit when they mess up.... it is not like they are trying to screw up. Look for how they respond the next play. It is the effort and hopefully the improved execution once you have screwed up that defines character and leads to confidence and improvement. Don't knock them down a peg and be ultra critical and certainly don't boo. They know when they have made errors, it is how they respond to that error that is important.
Well said. My dad, who coached me in my youth, watched me through high school and into college, and watched many of his grandkids since offered the following: parents should not be allowed to attend youth sports.

Perhaps a bit too extreme, but the point is valid. Too often it’s the “grown-ups” that ruin youth sports for the kids.
 
Fans that boo college kids. Especially long sustained boos and this that do it in front of a players parents. Not sure if all parents generally sit in the same section, but I think all schools should have extra security near their section.

These fans are really psychotic and are the type of fans that would threaten a kicker after a missed FG.

Don’t mean to sound holier than thou. I wine as much as the next fan during the heat of the moment but this is unacceptable.
I was not at the game on Saturday. However, if I was I would have definitely participated in the booing at the end of the first half. And it would have been directed at the coaching staff for not getting this team prepared.
 
I used to yell at my son when he played football and basketball.

“81 who told you you could play?”

“81, you have been disowned by your family”.

“81, wake up!”

“22, play some defense.”

“22 you will have to get a ride home”, when an hour before I told him I won’t want to be seen with him after the game if he continued to play half assed.

You know what? He plans to treat his kid the same way.

If a boo crushed his sensitive spirit I would be ashamed of him. He knows he has to do something to earn cheers and he earns boos when he does something to deserve them.
 
I was not at the game on Saturday. However, if I was I would have definitely participated in the booing at the end of the first half. And it would have been directed at the coaching staff for not getting this team prepared.

The coaching staff did earn the majority of it, but with the exception of Clifford, Micah, TCF, Reid and a few others the players showed little in the way of wanting to be there in the first half. The effort was sad.
 
Nah, they've been brainwashed all their lives to believe they're doing something noble. We should absolutely boo, vote out, prosecute those who so willingly send others to kill and die, though.

Good thing they didn't do that with Roosevelt. As a side note, they should also do that to anyone who lies about their heritage to get ahead in law .... :)
 
I used to yell at my son when he played football and basketball.

“81 who told you you could play?”

“81, you have been disowned by your family”.

“81, wake up!”

“22, play some defense.”

“22 you will have to get a ride home”, when an hour before I told him I won’t want to be seen with him after the game if he continued to play half assed.

You know what? He plans to treat his kid the same way.

If a boo crushed his sensitive spirit I would be ashamed of him. He knows he has to do something to earn cheers and he earns boos when he does something to deserve them.
That's fine doing that to YOUR kid, but if you were doing that to MY KID at a game there would be major issues- unless of course you were the coach.
 
I can’t think of any one player that would deserve booing. Slade did fumble but I don’t think the boo birds came out then.

I can’t assume that fans were booing players. Now if fans were yelling at players that they heard that is so wrong.

When the team goes 3 and out constantly that is on the coaches. When multiple players are out of position on defense that is on the coaches. Fans need to think in context though and so many even on this
Board were crucifying the defense for stats when the defense only gave up 10 points but people on this Board as in the stadium were all caught up in meaningless stats.


Then the coaches made adjustments at halftime and they lit it up as i said they would at halftime.

So i would hope that people take a step back and let this team progress as the season progresses. Maybe Buffalo was awesome and maybe they were terrible. Who knows that now?
Please explain how when a team goes three and out consistently or are out of position that’s on the coaches? If they’re taught where to be in practice and they don’t do it in the game, that’s on the player. If they don’t block or catch a ball or make the right throw and they go three and out, that’s on the players.
 
I personally have NEVER boo'd Penn State at Beaver Stadium. In fact, the only time I ever boo at a college game is if I believe there is a blatant cheap shot....... for example, the cheap shot that the guy from Ohio State did on KJ Hamler last year while Hamler was on the ground and knocked him out of the game .... I boo'd the cheap shot.

That being said. If other people want to boo, then I feel that's their prerogative and I do not hold it against them. Nor do I feel sorry for the players. IMO, each and every one of these guys knew what they signed up for when they accepted a big time offer. These guys play the recruiting game, they go on visits, they play schools against schools and coaching staffs against coaching staffs during recruiting. Then they make their decision. Does not matter if they picked Penn State or Ohio State or Georgia or Alabama or ANY big time D1 program .... fans at all these programs will boo if the team plays like crap. Fans get emotional. Remember, "fan" is simply short for "fanatical".
 
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I personally have NEVER boo'd Penn State at Beaver Stadium. In fact, the only time I ever boo at a college game is if I believe there is a blatant cheap shot....... for example, the cheap shot that the guy from Ohio State did on KJ Hamler last year while Hamler was on the ground and knocked him out of the game .... I boo'd the cheap shot.

That being said. If other people want to boo, then I feel that's their prerogative and I do not hold it against them. Nor do I feel sorry for the players. IMO, each and every one of these guys knew what they signed up for when they accepted a big time offer. These guys play the recruiting game, they go on visits, they play schools against schools and coaching staffs against coaching staffs during recruiting. Then they make their decision. Does not matter if they picked Penn State or Ohio State or Georgia or Alabama or ANY big time D1 program .... fans at all these programs will boo if the team plays like crap. Fans get emotional. Remember, "fan" is simply short for "fanatical".

Fanatic? You hurt my feelings. :(
 
I used to yell at my son when he played football and basketball.

“81 who told you you could play?”

“81, you have been disowned by your family”.

“81, wake up!”

“22, play some defense.”

“22 you will have to get a ride home”, when an hour before I told him I won’t want to be seen with him after the game if he continued to play half assed.

You know what? He plans to treat his kid the same way.

If a boo crushed his sensitive spirit I would be ashamed of him. He knows he has to do something to earn cheers and he earns boos when he does something to deserve them.
Father of the year.
 
Fans that boo college kids. Especially long sustained boos and this that do it in front of a players parents. Not sure if all parents generally sit in the same section, but I think all schools should have extra security near their section.

These fans are really psychotic and are the type of fans that would threaten a kicker after a missed FG.

Don’t mean to sound holier than thou. I wine as much as the next fan during the heat of the moment but this is unacceptable.
I thought you were going to say inability to parallel park.
 
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Fans that boo college kids. Especially long sustained boos and this that do it in front of a players parents. Not sure if all parents generally sit in the same section, but I think all schools should have extra security near their section.

These fans are really psychotic and are the type of fans that would threaten a kicker after a missed FG.

Don’t mean to sound holier than thou. I wine as much as the next fan during the heat of the moment but this is unacceptable.

What stadium section do the players families largely sit in ?
 
What stadium section do the players families largely sit in ?

We send them to college to learn. If they are so fragile a boo will crush them, it’s time they get out from under their parents and grow a set.

I have no sympathy for a parent who is so overprotective they can’t take it if there adult son earns a negative reaction.
 
I like to coach positively . Stay focused . Watch your guy etc. I don’t want to reinforce a negative message in their mind. Cues and instructions, not things I don’t want them to do.
 
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We send them to college to learn. If they are so fragile a boo will crush them, it’s time they get out from under their parents and grow a set.

I have no sympathy for a parent who is so overprotective they can’t take it if there adult son earns a negative reaction.
I have no sympathy for loudmouth assholes who cross the wrong parent, either.
 
I like to coach positively . Stay focused . Watch your guy etc. I don’t want to reinforce a negative message in their mind. Cues and instructions, not things I don’t want them to do.

I taught my son and his friends without dads (death, divorce, drugs, not giving a damn) how to play baseball and basketball with lots of negative reinforcement. Just like my dad taught me.

Guess who has a bunch of his sons friends visit on holidays and call during the year to keep in touch? My wife tells me they come not because I am special, but because they knew I cared enough to get upset when they did things wrong.
 
Well said. My dad, who coached me in my youth, watched me through high school and into college, and watched many of his grandkids since offered the following: parents should not be allowed to attend youth sports.

Perhaps a bit too extreme, but the point is valid. Too often it’s the “grown-ups” that ruin youth sports for the kids.

There is a hell of a lot of difference between youth sports and college football.

One is played by kids the other by young men who earn the praise or the negatives they hear.
 
There is a hell of a lot of difference between youth sports and college football.

One is played by kids the other by young men who earn the praise or the negatives they hear.
Yeah, it's up to us fans to make sure the kids work harder. o_O SMDFH

 
The problem is clearly that booing is an indiscriminate act.

Antipathy and displeasure can be directed much more effectively with urine filled balloons.
 
The problem is clearly that booing is an indiscriminate act.

Antipathy and displeasure can be directed much more effectively with urine filled balloons.
And while we're at it, let's boo Santa Claus. After all he's a real POS for only coming around once a year.
 
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I taught my son and his friends without dads (death, divorce, drugs, not giving a damn) how to play baseball and basketball with lots of negative reinforcement. Just like my dad taught me.

Guess who has a bunch of his sons friends visit on holidays and call during the year to keep in touch? My wife tells me they come not because I am special, but because they knew I cared enough to get upset when they did things wrong.
I’m sorry, that’s just dumb. Being negative does not equate to caring. I coached for years, my players still stay in contact with me, and I tried to be positive as much as possible. Most of my kids went on to play in college, so they learned something.
 
I’m sorry, that’s just dumb. Being negative does not equate to caring. I coached for years, my players still stay in contact with me, and I tried to be positive as much as possible. Most of my kids went on to play in college, so they learned something.

I guess if you want to raise men you can follow one path, if you want to raise what passes for men now you can follow your path.
 
I guess if you want to raise men you can follow one path, if you want to raise what passes for men now you can follow your path.
Your posts just keep getting dumber and dumber. If you’re the result of being raised that way, you might want to change your methods (but it sounds like it’s already too late....maybe your son can change his methods and he might not raise a$$holes).
 
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