Re: USD (Coyotes) Go D-I
To go on the record-- a bottle thrown at a player is a bad, bad, dangerous thing.
However, some of the same behavior (although it is lessening as everyone becomes more civilized) does go on in D-1. For the hell of it I googled KU-Mizzou rivalry since I live in Missouri. Of course Missouri started this one off by actually burning the City of Lawrence to the ground-- that IS bad.
Here's some responses from KUsports.com:
http://www2.kusports.com/news/2006/n...us_no_1_rival/
Yes, Mizzou is our #1 rival, hands down. Even if the K-State game becomes consistently competitive (with all signs pointing that way currently) Mizzou will remain our biggest rival.
K-State fans don't act like complete jackasses the way that Mizzou fans do. K-State fans don't throw bottles at our band. They don't arrest KU fans for using their 1st amendment right of freedom of speech. Additionally, there are many more divided houses between K-State and KU fans than there are KU and MU fans. KU and K-State like to rib each other but typically will root for each other when not playing one another. I hate Mizzou and everything about them. I relish watching anyone beat them in anything. I hate Missouri. I don't even like driving into their god-forsaken state. Their roads suck. I just feel dirty whenever I pass through.
KU vs. MU, while not the most prestigious on the national stage, may very well be the most heated rivalry in college sports - definitely the only one that resulted in 143 deaths on one side. Damn slavers.
Rock Chalk, baby. Kick some tigger arse this weekend.
Posted by NavyHawk (anonymous) on November 21, 2006 at 9:28 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Not to downplay the rivalry with Mizzou, I hate them as much as anybody. But, around thirty years ago, when I was in the KU Band, we had bottles thrown at us while playing at K-State (but not at Missouri), and at home had members tripped by KSU fans during the Pre-Game run-in down the Bowl steps. I would say my dislike for KSU is about equal to that of MU. It's just that KU has produced more wins over KSU.
From a pure sports rivalry, Missouri is #1. K-State is a close 2nd.
Posted by TexasAl (anonymous) on November 22, 2006 at 1:51 p.m. (Suggest removal)
In 1976 when KU romped all over MU 41 to 14 the entire KU motorcade of nearly 300 band members was pulled over by the Missouri State Troopers after the game and detained for over an hour. During that time the Kansas Trooper escort and bus drivers were threatened with arrest for exceeding the posted speed limit of 70 by 25-30 MPH. The tuba section was instructed to calm down before they were cited for disorderly conduct. This was mainly due to verbal assaults directed at the Missouri Troopers and the state of Missouri in general.
Needless to say, each time I see anything about MU sports on the tube I remember that long wait on the side of the road back in 1976. You have to remember that our day had started at Murphy Hall about 5AM and it was now fast approaching midnight. All we wanted to do was go home and get some rest, but as we had destroyed the Missouri football team and wiped the tiger band off the field - the troopers wanted us to think twice before we came back to the state of Missouri. Or is that misery?
As long as these teams play each other there will always be an intense rivalry. God help the person or group that suggests the schedule be changed so Missouri is taken off the KU schedule.
I agree with Mangino; Missouri is the Number 1 rival.
Posted by fabio (anonymous) on November 24, 2006 at 1:39 a.m. (Suggest removal)
I hope to see a bunch of you guys in Columbia Saturday. I'll be wearing my MUCK FIZZOU t-shirt. If you guys really feel this strongly Im sure you'll be there.
To go on the record-- a bottle thrown at a player is a bad, bad, dangerous thing.
However, some of the same behavior (although it is lessening as everyone becomes more civilized) does go on in D-1. For the hell of it I googled KU-Mizzou rivalry since I live in Missouri. Of course Missouri started this one off by actually burning the City of Lawrence to the ground-- that IS bad.
Here's some responses from KUsports.com:
http://www2.kusports.com/news/2006/n...us_no_1_rival/
Yes, Mizzou is our #1 rival, hands down. Even if the K-State game becomes consistently competitive (with all signs pointing that way currently) Mizzou will remain our biggest rival.
K-State fans don't act like complete jackasses the way that Mizzou fans do. K-State fans don't throw bottles at our band. They don't arrest KU fans for using their 1st amendment right of freedom of speech. Additionally, there are many more divided houses between K-State and KU fans than there are KU and MU fans. KU and K-State like to rib each other but typically will root for each other when not playing one another. I hate Mizzou and everything about them. I relish watching anyone beat them in anything. I hate Missouri. I don't even like driving into their god-forsaken state. Their roads suck. I just feel dirty whenever I pass through.
KU vs. MU, while not the most prestigious on the national stage, may very well be the most heated rivalry in college sports - definitely the only one that resulted in 143 deaths on one side. Damn slavers.
Rock Chalk, baby. Kick some tigger arse this weekend.
Posted by NavyHawk (anonymous) on November 21, 2006 at 9:28 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Not to downplay the rivalry with Mizzou, I hate them as much as anybody. But, around thirty years ago, when I was in the KU Band, we had bottles thrown at us while playing at K-State (but not at Missouri), and at home had members tripped by KSU fans during the Pre-Game run-in down the Bowl steps. I would say my dislike for KSU is about equal to that of MU. It's just that KU has produced more wins over KSU.
From a pure sports rivalry, Missouri is #1. K-State is a close 2nd.
Posted by TexasAl (anonymous) on November 22, 2006 at 1:51 p.m. (Suggest removal)
In 1976 when KU romped all over MU 41 to 14 the entire KU motorcade of nearly 300 band members was pulled over by the Missouri State Troopers after the game and detained for over an hour. During that time the Kansas Trooper escort and bus drivers were threatened with arrest for exceeding the posted speed limit of 70 by 25-30 MPH. The tuba section was instructed to calm down before they were cited for disorderly conduct. This was mainly due to verbal assaults directed at the Missouri Troopers and the state of Missouri in general.
Needless to say, each time I see anything about MU sports on the tube I remember that long wait on the side of the road back in 1976. You have to remember that our day had started at Murphy Hall about 5AM and it was now fast approaching midnight. All we wanted to do was go home and get some rest, but as we had destroyed the Missouri football team and wiped the tiger band off the field - the troopers wanted us to think twice before we came back to the state of Missouri. Or is that misery?
As long as these teams play each other there will always be an intense rivalry. God help the person or group that suggests the schedule be changed so Missouri is taken off the KU schedule.
I agree with Mangino; Missouri is the Number 1 rival.
Posted by fabio (anonymous) on November 24, 2006 at 1:39 a.m. (Suggest removal)
I hope to see a bunch of you guys in Columbia Saturday. I'll be wearing my MUCK FIZZOU t-shirt. If you guys really feel this strongly Im sure you'll be there.
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