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preacherman20 said:
Thanks. Tell him you want an autograph for his dad. I need a few of those. My wife actually has him autograph balls and dates from each team we play if she can get one of their bp balls. She gave me a glass base lamp filled with signed baseballs for Christmas. One of my best gifts was one of the chairs from UT locker room in Omaha. Logo and all.
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That’s awesome!
Me and my boys are definitely looking forward to it!
GBO!!
 
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txbo said:
Our fanbase has tradionally been able to create a hostile environment without being crude. I hope that's not allowed too change.
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We rode the mizzou left fielder pretty hard Friday night, but there were a few that crossed the line.
I would never get vulgar at a sporting event, especially with my young sons and I can’t understand why someone would want to do that? You can blame alcohol but that’s a sorry excuse. I’ve been wasted at ballgames before and still knew not to act like a complete idiot!
I save that for the comfort of my own home...just ask my wife!😎
GBO!!
 
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@1RBFjr said:
Those guys are brand new this year and they want to let everyone know they’ve arrived 🙄 Late in the game on Saturday they started yelling ‘cock******’ and that was too much. They’re Tennessee’s equivalent of the Vandy whistler.

I don’t know if they’re the same guys that people who watched the game on tv were complaining about in the Missouri game thread because they were picked up on the mics, but considering these guys sit under the press box, and mics hang out of the press box, odds are it’s the same guys.
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When I went back and watched some of Saturday's game, its definitely them. I recognized the way the one guy constantly says "COME ON KID!" in the rare moment he's actually yelling for our team.

Hopefully they will learn as the games become more crowded and people recalibrate them. By all means yell, just quit being annoying and/or something you wouldn't want your mom to hear.
 
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@1RBFjr said:
Those guys are brand new this year and they want to let everyone know they’ve arrived 🙄 Late in the game on Saturday they started yelling ‘cock******’ and that was too much. They’re Tennessee’s equivalent of the Vandy whistler.

I don’t know if they’re the same guys that people who watched the game on tv were complaining about in the Missouri game thread because they were picked up on the mics, but considering these guys sit under the press box, and mics hang out of the press box, odds are it’s the same guys.
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Wow—-I missed the Mizzou series due to Spring Break with the family, but hadn’t heard those guys using profanity prior. They are mostly harmless (yet very loud) with their comments/screams. It’s not my cup of tea as I prefer to cheer for my team and not heckle the other team. PS. On a good note, I’ve seen the one guy make a young fans day by calling Smokey over to meet the little guy and get his picture taken. He even gave the kid his “Orange hair hat” and the kid was beaming. They aren’t all bad.
 
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taylorvol said:
Wow—-I missed the Mizzou series due to Spring Break with the family, but hadn’t heard those guys using profanity prior. They are mostly harmless (yet very loud) with their comments/screams. It’s not my cup of tea as I prefer to cheer for my team and not heckle the other team. PS. On a good note, I’ve seen the one guy make a young fans day by calling Smokey over to meet the little guy and get his picture taken. He even gave the kid his “Orange hair hat” and the kid was beaming. They aren’t all bad.
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It was in the late innings, so perhaps the beer had loosened their lips too much. A number of people heard their profanity and gave them an evil eye. The family with the kids near us had already left by that time, thankfully.
 
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@1RBFjr said:
It was in the late innings, so perhaps the beer had loosened their lips too much. A number of people heard their profanity and gave them an evil eye. The family with the kids near us had already left by that time, thankfully.
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That’s really too bad. Surprised the ushers didn’t shut it down but it sounds like the surrounding fans thankfully did. There’s no place for that type of behavior at LNS.
 
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