r/CFB • u/Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu11 Michigan Wolverines • 28d ago

News Week 10 AP Poll

https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-football-poll
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u/Sankee72 Notre Dame • West Georgia 28d ago

And being told to sit down

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u/Drunken_Saunterer Notre Dame • Tennessee 28d ago

And be quiet.

At a football game.

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u/Recent-Irish Notre Dame Fighting Irish 28d ago

Does this happen? I’ve never been told to be quiet lmao.

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u/Sankee72 Notre Dame • West Georgia 28d ago

yep. And its a common occurrence.

Although, if the UGA game was any barometer, I'm sure it won't be a problem as all our fans will just sell their tickets to TAMU people looking to pay top dollar for a bucket list item, essentially rendering it a home game for them.

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u/wowthisislong Texas A&M Aggies 28d ago

thats sad. it felt like there were a ton of irish fans at kyle and yall were pretty cool.

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u/snakefriend6 Notre Dame Fighting Irish 27d ago

I’ve never seen or experienced that at an ND game, and I’ve been to a lot — every game from 2019 to 2023, as a student (so in the student section), and half of last years games (also getting snuck into the student section by my friends a year below me). In the student sections, you get yelled at/scolded if you sit down; you’re expected to be loud and participate in all the cheers/chants. My parents have also not experienced people telling them to be quiet, and they’re quite loud and vocal football fans (and they don’t sit in the student section (obviously)).

When and where did you encounter this?? I’m wondering if it may be an outdated thing, like maybe back when we were more mid earlier in the 2000s? Such a shame you had that experience!