Bama Fans = Class

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Vol-In-Bama

Vol-In-Bama

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I had to go out to Office Depot a few minutes ago, and on the way back, a car flew past my truck (complete with my UT stickers and flag) and the driver made sure to give me the finger...

Classy... :eek:k:
 
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Vol-In-Bama said:
I had to go out to Office Depot a few minutes ago, and on the way back, a car flew past my truck (complete with my UT stickers and flag) and the driver made sure to give me the finger...

Classy... :eek:k:
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He was nice enough to show you how many points they will get.
 
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remember the last time bammer came to knoxville. In pregame after saluting their band, the pride was playing "God Bless America" spelling out U S A on the field. That is when the Bammers decided would they would run out on the field.
Then at halftime their :crazy: placekicker had to be told by the Officials two or three times to quit trying to practice during the halftime performance.

Love them bammers!! I just loved how many times they showed that Coach Fulmer First Tennessee commercial on the Jumbo Tron.
 
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I don't know why I am bringing this up...

Odd football trivia: 1 is the only impossible score in football.

I guess that's Bammer math for you!
 
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At least he didn't bounce a whiskey bottle off your head like some Tenn fans are known to do. Notice I wrote "some", because you can't judge a whole fan base on the actions of a few.
 
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kcvols1 said:
I don't know why I am bringing this up...

Odd football trivia: 1 is the only impossible score in football.

I guess that's Bammer math for you!
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I have often wondered if a team has ever had 4 points on the board.
 
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1892
In an era in which football was a major attraction of local athletic clubs, an intense competition between two Pittsburgh-area clubs, the Allegheny Athletic Association (AAA) and the Pittsburgh Athletic Club (PAC), led to the making of the first professional football player. Former Yale All-America guard William (Pudge) Heffelfinger was paid $500 by the AAA to play in a game against the PAC, becoming the first person to be paid to play football, November 12. The AAA won the game 4-0 when Heffelfinger picked up a PAC fumble and ran 35 yards for a touchdown.

1898
A touchdown was changed from four points to five.

NFL.com - NFL History
 
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HIGHTIDE said:
At least he didn't bounce a whiskey bottle off your head like some Tenn fans are known to do. Notice I wrote "some", because you can't judge a whole fan base on the actions of a few.
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Wow glass is not cheap. Is the bottle ok. j/k There is no reason to act like that.
 
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Please don't judge the entire Alabama fan base on the actions of some pathetic excuse for a fan. I would lump this guy in with the a$$hole who cursed my 14 yo ears after the AU game, where it rained cats and dogs the entire game (year???), just for wearing my BAMA ballcap. This was my first trip to Neyland and my first impression of the Volnation, but I don't hold him against all y'all (to use the local vernacular). BTW, I was rooting against AU, daddy taught me well!
 
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HIGHTIDE said:
At least he didn't bounce a whiskey bottle off your head like some Tenn fans are known to do. Notice I wrote "some", because you can't judge a whole fan base on the actions of a few.
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True enough. I just thought it was sad that he went out of his way to be a jerk. Must be a reflection of character.
 
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Vol-In-Bama said:
I had to go out to Office Depot a few minutes ago, and on the way back, a car flew past my truck (complete with my UT stickers and flag) and the driver made sure to give me the finger...

Classy... :eek:k:
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Apparently you weren't paying attention because I was giving you both fingers and cussing at the top of my lungs.
 
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happens to me all the time, so I asked one, why did you do that it really shows the IQ of your fan base, he goes "thats what you get for being a traitor!!" like wtf is this the civil war?
 
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I'm a classy fan. Just yesterday, I placed a UT bumper sticker over the top of a Bama sticker with tape... notice I didn't make it permanent. I saw this guy's car again today at campus and he'd still not taken it off. He's a HUGE Bammer fan, too.
 
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I thought it was real classy of the Bama fans to cheer while Coker was laying on the ground hurt. Granted, it wasn't very classy of our student section and other sections to chant "F" You Bama, but Coker is one of the favorites around campus and seeing him down scared every one of us and they were "classy" enough to cheer.. Typical Elephants!
 
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TN Vol 0320 said:
I thought it was real classy of the Bama fans to cheer while Coker was laying on the ground hurt. Granted, it wasn't very classy of our student section and other sections to chant "F" You Bama, but Coker is one of the favorites around campus and seeing how down scared everyone of us and they were "classy" enough to cheer
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Yeah that was pretty repulsive. And you have to consider students are one thing most of these Bama fans were older donors doing it. Disgusting.
 
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