I keep thinking some sound engineer will write a piece of code to filter out the frequency range of their whistles and sell it to SECN for a few bucks. Would it really be that difficult to do?
NMI keep thinking some sound engineer will write a piece of code to filter out the frequency range of their whistles and sell it to SECN for a few bucks. Would it really be that difficult to do?
It would be the easiest thing in the world to get rid of. The league needs to implement a rule that allows removal from events based on “any prolonged activity that: distracts, compromises the integrity of the event, offends by noxious odors, is based on excessive noise not standard for the event, and any other activity that lessens the game day experience for fellow spectators. Enforcement of the rule will be left with a designated school official.” No more whistler.
I can’t decide what’s worse. Being that scumbag or being a person who chooses to sit near him and would take up for him.
Dumbasses, you all do realize this is the sentiment that Shug Knight* used in 1974 to get cowbells banned in the SEC? We should be that guy's biggest defenders, or at least just grin in bear the few time we have to deal with it.
Dumbasses, you all do realize this is the sentiment that Shug Jordon used in 1974 to get cowbells banned in the SEC? We should be that guy's biggest defenders, or at least just grin in bear the few time we have to deal with it.
There appears to be no one who enjoys the whistling other than the two idiots doing it.
I blame it on the sad state of our mental health systems in this country. These guys woulda been sent to Whitfield in a jiffy back in the day.
My buddy is working security at game. He sent me a Snapchat pic of the whistler. He’s in a black Vandy decked-out wheelchair. Do whatever you need to with that information.
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