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L1C4-The story

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It drives me CRAZY.......how much the haters like to post.....angling towards an antithesis towards a Louisville lean......

 

#BBN......yeah, that's awesome

#L1C4......nah, not so much

 

Will you clowns, please....get over yourselves.....I know, it's hard, to CONSTANTLY, be second fiddle. GET USED TO IT!

 

Actually you figure Xtiger would be used to being second fiddle after the last 10 years with high school ball, college ball should be an easy adjustment.

BBN doesn't sound like something our wives would have put on the bottom of a love note in high school.

 

BBN is extremely generic, IMO.

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BBN is extremely generic, IMO.

 

Yeah...That could be Duke, UNC.....or a host of others.

Yeah...That could be Duke, UNC.....or a host of others.

 

Not to mention, virtually every school, at some point or another has thrown "Nation" in somewhere with their school/mascot.

 

Then again, UK probably invented that too.

Not to mention, virtually every school, at some point or another has thrown "Nation" in somewhere with their school/mascot.

 

Then again, UK probably invented that too.

 

You got that right. Everyone else is just copying UK.:lol2:

You got that right. Everyone else is just copying UK.:lol2:

 

I've always wondered where the idea of a fan base calling itself a "nation" came from. The house announcer at Louisville basketball games at the Yum Center has tried foisting this one on us and it makes me mad every time I hear it.

 

My hunch is that NFL teams like the Steelers and Raiders were among the first. Does anyone know when the term "Big Blue Nation" came into regular use?

It drives me CRAZY.......how much the haters like to post.....angling towards an antithesis towards a Louisville lean......

 

#BBN......yeah, that's awesome

#L1C4......nah, not so much

 

Will you clowns, please....get over yourselves.....I know, it's hard, to CONSTANTLY, be second fiddle. GET USED TO IT!

 

:ohbrother: :lol2:

You know, I've been here in this thread and I've contributed my two cents on marketing and on promotion. I get that the hashtag is dumb and that people laugh... whatever.

 

I've watched this video twice today already:

 

http://vimeo.com/70909089#

 

THAT'S what Louisville First is all about. THAT'S what 2012-2013 was all about. I may think the tag is dumb, but the sentiment isn't. I'm proud to hold a degree from the University of Louisville and be able to say that I'm a Cardinal... forever.

 

BBN is extremely generic, IMO.

 

It's simple and not Romeo and Juliet themed.

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You know, I've been here in this thread and I've contributed my two cents on marketing and on promotion. I get that the hashtag is dumb and that people laugh... whatever.

 

I've watched this video twice today already:

 

http://vimeo.com/70909089#

 

THAT'S what Louisville First is all about. THAT'S what 2012-2013 was all about. I may think the tag is dumb, but the sentiment isn't. I'm proud to hold a degree from the University of Louisville and be able to say that I'm a Cardinal... forever.

 

OK...I cried! L1C4! For all the haters! :D

It's simple and not Romeo and Juliet themed.

 

It's generic, and not original in the least.

 

It's generic, and not original in the least.

 

It's not carved in tree trunks either with hearts.

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