Rushing the field used to be reserved for once in a lifetime moments. Rushing the field after beating Utah for crying out loud changed everything. Is beating a two loss non Top Ten Colorado a once in a lifetime moment? Add in the fact that these idiots don't know how to read a scoreboard clock so why wait for the game to actually end? And when did ripping down goalposts and throwing it in a river become a thing? Should every student experience that? I myself have been at ground zero for 4 or 5 student field rushes. One of those rushes the game hadn't ended and we lost. Good times at that one.
Replies to: "Why? How about rushing the ice or the court or the Lacrosse field?"
- There has to be severe penalties that affect the team for fans rushing the field. - ELP - 10:54pm 11/23/24
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- I disagree — Rushing the field is something I hope all students experience at least once. [NT]
- Shadow_of_the_Dome - 12:14am 11/24/24
- Why? How about rushing the ice or the court or the Lacrosse field? - ELP - 8:26am 11/24/24
- My brother in law was a cop that helped tear down the goal post in 1968 in Green Bay after the Ice [LINK] - Shadow_of_the_Dome - 10:42am 11/24/24
- Why? How about rushing the ice or the court or the Lacrosse field? - ELP - 8:26am 11/24/24
- Damn those kids having fun [NT]
- Death - 11:47pm 11/23/24
- Apparently, college has taught them to read a scoreboard clock. [NT] - ELP - 11:55pm 11/23/24
- I disagree — Rushing the field is something I hope all students experience at least once. [NT]
- Shadow_of_the_Dome - 12:14am 11/24/24