re: Aggies seem to be impressed with Tiger Stadium.

247 had some good reviews. LINK

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went in with an open mind because I try to be a "believe nothing what you hear" guy, so I wanted to experience the game without any pre-existing biases. Needless to say, the fans lived up to their image.
From throwing food, to the school chant of "Suck that Tiger d**k, bi**h," to grown men shoving other grown men out of the way in the restroom line...
to the mid-30s to early 40s couple behind us...
Listen up Ags, let me tell you about these folks: In between talking about their children and how wonderful they were, they serenaded all Aggies around them with every curse word imaginable, including detailed accounts of how Manziel "f**ks his mommy's p***y" how all Aggies are "fa**ots and dorks" and how much better LSU's band was because "they actually have some f***ing vaginas on the field"... and that was just the wife. This lady gave sailors a bad name. The husband was funnier because his comments were usually just: "Great throw, a**hole" or "Nice run, fa**ot." Let me just tell you, they were easily the classiest fans I've ever had the opportunity to enjoy a football game with. They make techtards look like charm school graduates.
The best part was the fans around us didn't even really cheer for LSU, they seemed like they were only there to try to make every Aggie's experience as miserable as possible. My wife, who went to LSU, was so mortified she swears she'll never go to another game at Tiger Stadium. She says she'll only go to A&M games at Kyle Field and we will only ever bring our children to Kyle Field. Me? I can't wait to go back. How often do you actually get to go inside a zoo and walk amongst the animals?
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The tailgating sucked. I know it was raining and all, but for their alleged reputation and how they like to boast about it, the tailgating was nothing special. Ole Miss has them beat hands down. Last year in a torrential downpour in the Grove I still saw people getting down with tailgates that blew what I saw at LSU away.

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The tailgating sucked. I know it was raining and all, but for their alleged reputation and how they like to boast about it, the tailgating was nothing special. Ole Miss has them beat hands down. Last year in a torrential downpour in the Grove I still saw people getting down with tailgates that blew what I saw at LSU away.

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You know how I know this guy knows nothing about tailgaiting? (Although, Ole Pissy has come a long way in the past few years.)

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The Tiger Band was fantastic Saturday Night.

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The Golden Girls in the tight white hotpants.

Typical response when a team comes to BR and gets trounced.

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went in with an open mind because I try to be a "believe nothing what you hear" guy, so I wanted to experience the game without any pre-existing biases. Needless to say, the fans lived up to their image.
From throwing food, to the school chant of "Suck that Tiger d**k, bi**h," to grown men shoving other grown men out of the way in the restroom line...
to the mid-30s to early 40s couple behind us...
Listen up Ags, let me tell you about these folks: In between talking about their children and how wonderful they were, they serenaded all Aggies around them with every curse word imaginable, including detailed accounts of how Manziel "f**ks his mommy's p***y" how all Aggies are "fa**ots and dorks" and how much better LSU's band was because "they actually have some f***ing vaginas on the field"... and that was just the wife. This lady gave sailors a bad name. The husband was funnier because his comments were usually just: "Great throw, a**hole" or "Nice run, fa**ot." Let me just tell you, they were easily the classiest fans I've ever had the opportunity to enjoy a football game with. They make techtards look like charm school graduates.
The best part was the fans around us didn't even really cheer for LSU, they seemed like they were only there to try to make every Aggie's experience as miserable as possible. My wife, who went to LSU, was so mortified she swears she'll never go to another game at Tiger Stadium. She says she'll only go to A&M games at Kyle Field and we will only ever bring our children to Kyle Field. Me? I can't wait to go back. How often do you actually get to go inside a zoo and walk amongst the animals?
P.S.
The tailgating sucked. I know it was raining and all, but for their alleged reputation and how they like to boast about it, the tailgating was nothing special. Ole Miss has them beat hands down. Last year in a torrential downpour in the Grove I still saw people getting down with tailgates that blew what I saw at LSU away.

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The butthurt and bullshite is strong with this one.

The aggie behind me at the game kept on making little snide comments like "I thought yall said this stadium was loud?" "You call this an SEC stadium?" Stupid shite like that. "Yall are worse than 'bama with the people leaving early," then he left halfway through the 4th quarter.

A lot of butthurt in that thread

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SpeckledTiger facility services was riding around picking up the "extra" trash cans around 10 a.m.

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Sounds about right.

I park over by the rec center and walk all across campus after games.

The trash cans are absolutely loaded. No empty or even part empty ones anywhere.

Should regulars bring bags and bag their trash. Sure. But for someone to say there are plenty of cans just isn't paying attention.

As you can tell by my username, I went to A&M for my 4.5 years of college, but I've seen my fair share of LSU games, still hold them above A&M and Death Valley is a much better experience. Like that one guy said, I understood and respected the traditions at A&M but the traditions need to go at the game.

Piped in music and a more interactive band always helps get the players into it more and gets the crowd more involved. It's more of a boring and uptight atmosphere at College Station. It does get loud and can be enjoyable if you hang with the right people, but LSU has so much of a better environment