Treat LSU fans well

by Dr.Phil on Sep 22, 2011 8:23 AM EDT

Everyone should bear in mind that LSU fans were very good to the WVU fans down there last year. We should show them the same hospitality and try to leave them with the notion that fans from any team not named Pitt or VT are welcome and embraced in Morgantown. Perhaps someone can scrounge up some squirrel and ramp biscuits and gravy to break them in to local cuisine properly. And please don't throw anything at Corso, no matter how much he may seem to deserve it.

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Simple and to the point

…yet sad that it has to be said

by WVUIE97 on Sep 22, 2011 10:09 AM EDT reply actions

and to be clear

most people don’t need this reminder

by WVUIE97 on Sep 22, 2011 10:14 AM EDT up reply actions

Amen Brother!

This weekend is almost like a giant job interview for the school, team, fan base, Morgantown community, and the state as a whole. The SEC comish is going to be in town, and we need to put our best foot forward if we want any hope of getting in to their conference. I know we can pull it off. Let’s show everyone from the visiting LSU fans, Mr. Slive, and all the way down to the fans around the country watching Gameday that Morgantown is a great community and that WVU fans are as pasionate and as friendly as any where else in the country. Pack the Gameday set, pack the Blue Lot, pack the stadium, scream till your voice is gone, and prove that it really is a great day to be a Mountaineer where ever you may be!

Let’s GEAUXXXXXXX Mountaineers!

p.s. I can’t believe I am about to say this, (Nehlan forgive me) NO COUCH FIRES!

by BlueLotPimpin on Sep 22, 2011 12:39 PM EDT reply actions

Whats an arsonist to burn if you take away his tinder?

by OG&B on Sep 23, 2011 11:33 PM EDT up reply actions

I was going to misbehave at the game, but because you posted this, my actions will be different.

by The 25314 on Sep 22, 2011 3:13 PM EDT reply actions 3 recs

LOL!

by TCfromDubVee on Sep 22, 2011 9:31 PM EDT up reply actions

Christ Guys!

Its not sPitt, its not Penn ST, its not VT, its not the thugs of Miami. who else have we ever treated bad? Marshall doesn’t count their asssholes!

by OG&B on Sep 23, 2011 11:23 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs

well

This plea apparently fell on deaf ears.

by bennywvu on Sep 27, 2011 12:37 PM EDT reply actions

Benny, Benny Benny, whatchutalkin'bout?

One car of people got beat up by parties unknow. That’s what, maybe 10 jackasses max out of 60,000 in attendance (0.0166%). You going to color the other 99.984% that behaved themselves with the same brush as those morons? I’ve read numerous and glowing praises of our hospitality from LSU fans who were there.

Don’t get me wrong. What those people did is vile, despicable and inexcusable, and I hope they get caught and punished to the fullest extent of the law.

Dana Perrino interviewed a Navy SEAL. After discussing all the countries he had been sent to, she asked if they had to learn several languages.
His reply: "Oh, no, ma'am. We don't go there to talk."

by MtnEer_in_SC on Sep 27, 2011 6:15 PM EDT up reply actions

LSU fan

I made the treck to Morgantown from South central PA with 2 of my college buddies who came in from New Orleans. Needless to say this is the closest LSU has played since I moved to this area 8 years ago. Overall we had a great time, other than the students and their F You LSU taunts (but kids are kids). My buddy said he wouldn’t bring his family to a game but I countered with I wouldn’t bring my family to a game anyway, even in Baton Rouge. People were friendly to the point of overdoing it but I understand that most were trying to make us feel welcome. I have no problem with taunting as I’ve Tiger-baited plenty of people over the years. Prior to entering the stadium, we hung out on the fringe of the Blue lot and had fun interactions with plenty of people. Me and my buddy sat in Section 130 and everyone around us were great, except for the one old fool who was ejected at halftime. Believe me, I made my allegiance known throughout the game too.

My final impressions were great fans, great energy, and definitely a school that would fit in the SEC (although I’m biased because I want my team in this area more often). The fans were loud and didn’t give up on team until we were up by 3 TDs late. I can’t compare the experience to being in Tiger Stadium but hey, that’s heaven to me. And Beth, Brittany, and the ladies who sat in front of us were great examples of classy West Virginia women. Geaux Tigers!

by gauxtgrs on Sep 30, 2011 6:24 AM EDT reply actions