I beg all of you. Not black. Not grey. Not your fraternity colors. Thanks!!
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I dont know our players were dressed in grey yesterday for some reason
I beg all of you. Not black. Not grey. Not your fraternity colors. Thanks!!
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Used to say it on the tickets.This, in opinion, is the post of the year. I have marveled for years how we as fans, can't seem to wear one and only one color. I don't know who to really blame, the school or fans or maybe just the economics of it, more color choices might mean more revenue.
But yes, wear red to the game.
This, in opinion, is the post of the year. I have marveled for years how we as fans, can't seem to wear one and only one color. I don't know who to really blame, the school or fans or maybe just the economics of it, more color choices might mean more revenue.
But yes, wear red to the game.
Like others said there were always constant reminders during Schiano's last go around. That's how far his attention to detail goes. It'd be on the tickets, radio ads would end with, "And don't forget to wear Red to the game". People need constant reminders and reinforcement. Without Greg leading the charge, our AD's dropped the ball and decided it was not important. Thus the kaleidoscope of colors seen at all our home events.This, in opinion, is the post of the year. I have marveled for years how we as fans, can't seem to wear one and only one color. I don't know who to really blame, the school or fans or maybe just the economics of it, more color choices might mean more revenue.
But yes, wear red to the game.
Believe me, I am not making fun of it. I actually support wearing red, and only red to the game.Like others said there were always constant reminders during Schiano's last go around. That's how far his attention to detail goes. It'd be on the tickets, radio ads would end with, "And don't forget to wear Red to the game". People need constant reminders and reinforcement. Without Greg leading the charge, our AD's dropped the ball and decided it was not important. Thus the kaleidoscope of colors seen at all our home events.
To see this, just look at some of the old photo's from Greg's last go around a sea of red, which then carried over to other sports. Look at Flood and Ash, a sea of multicolor whatever the **** you want to call it. So make fun of it if you like, but it looks like, we as fans can't get our sh*t together. Especially when 107,000 can where blue to Michigan and have no problem doing it. Hell we can't even do a two letter chant properly.
This, in opinion, is the post of the year. I have marveled for years how we as fans, can't seem to wear one and only one color. I don't know who to really blame, the school or fans or maybe just the economics of it, more color choices might mean more revenue.
But yes, wear red to the game.
That part wasn't directed towards you but others who found it inconsequential. You and I are on the same train of thought. A totally committed/unified fanbase and program will look the part. We look like everyone grabbed the 1st shirt they could find out of the dryer and headed to the game. It looks like a rock concert, not a B1G home game like other stadiums/arenas throughout the conference. The school should really put forth this message more vigorously.Believe me, I am not making fun of it. I actually support wearing red, and only red to the game.
Is Scarlet ok?I beg all of you. Not black. Not grey. Not your fraternity colors. Thanks!!
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AbsolutelyMaybe if the teams stuck to wearing red the fans would?
Wearing black and then selling black jerseys and then tell the fans to not wear the black to games is silly.
Burn the black and wear red, and wear white when needed like away games
Like others said there were always constant reminders during Schiano's last go around. That's how far his attention to detail goes. It'd be on the tickets, radio ads would end with, "And don't forget to wear Red to the game". People need constant reminders and reinforcement. Without Greg leading the charge, our AD's dropped the ball and decided it was not important. Thus the kaleidoscope of colors seen at all our home events.
To see this, just look at some of the old photo's from Greg's last go around a sea of red, which then carried over to other sports. Look at Flood and Ash, a sea of multicolor whatever the **** you want to call it. So make fun of it if you like, but it looks like, we as fans can't get our sh*t together. Especially when 107,000 can where blue to Michigan and have no problem doing it. Hell we can't even do a two letter chant properly.
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