The crowd culture of LSU Football vs.Baseball

Eta: Im a football fan

because LSU hangs their hats on baseball...they know the great program it is and not threatened by anyone.

Football everyone is super insecure and they lash out to hide the fact

I think when you have 90k plus gathered vs. 5k you'll generally have more drunken assholes.

well there are 92,000+ in the stadium..so just by numbers alone the amount of assholes and drunkards will be proportionately higher

and the nature of the football tailgate in general feeds that


It will pretty much be the same anywhere

I would imagine the baseball crowd consists of an older population than the football crowd. Lots of students will attend football games, get drunk, and be assholes.

I'm sure some students attend the baseball games, but I would imagine a higher percentage of the crowd is older than the percentage at a football game.

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well there are 92,000+ in the stadium..so just by numbers alone the amount of assholes and drunkards will be proportionately higher

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I was speaking in proportionate terms. I am in agreement with the comments, except for one small one.

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LSU probably has more than that during a midweek game at a bad hour in the rain.

If LSU played 12 baseball games a year, I think it'd be a little more hostile at each game.

Most attended LSU and IMHO better educated. People are a product of their surroundings. More families and you don't have a lot of drunks.

Why the difference. The LSU baseball crowd is generally known to be loud, but respectful and welcoming of opponents and their fans. Very few a-holes and heckling. Football, not so much. Why do you guys think the difference exists?
Because they get treated that way at opponents venues so they react in kind. What about at the SEC BB tournament when AL &/or Auburn are in it. Do you call that behavior respectful?