TravelingBearkat

I am part of the largest tailgating group at SHSU. To be honest, a lot of people are staying home for this game beacause they are afraid of your fans. To me, standing and friendly banter are all part of the game. However, there are times when banter crosses the line. Things got out of hand last year when we visited SELA in Hammond for our playoff game last year. In hindsight though, You should never put the visiting team on the 40 yard line next to the student section. That is just asking trouble. The cops in Hammond ended up arresting about 30 so students, the President of our University who sat behind me got a beer thrown at her. I can honestly say it was like being at a WWE Monday Night Raw. I expect the Tiger Bait this weekend, but if some drunk LSU fan wants to get in my face to prove he is a man, frankly it's not worth it to me and I'll remove myself from the situation. You can have friendly banter, but no need to be a jack neck about it. It's a game!

Thank you once again for all the hospitality being shown by you all. It is very much appreciated. I hope to meet a bunch of yall on Saturday. Any tips on how to get/park at the stadium would be much appreciated. We are staying at the Radisson there in town so would it be more convienent to hale a cab, or shoudl I be able to find paid parking

Already have tickets, and I would be an idiot not to think that this game wont be over by halftime. Really looking forward to seeing Death Valley and have a cold one with what I have heard are the craziest college football fans. If I'm not rooting for SHSU, I always pull for LSU. Can't stand the Aggies or UT. I will gladly take care of those who take care of us.