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What are you talking about?? The PC student section in my opinion is very good, and always supports there team well. I just think everyone is jealous that the Cats bring such great fan support everywhere they go. At the Scott game Friday and the Harrison game yesterday, it was probably 3 or 4 to one PC fans over the home crowd. I am not sure where you are from Striker, but I bet the PC fans are a lot better than yours.

Oh no doubt they are, I'm just saying their not creative, however, I have seen a lot better crowds than theirs this year including NewCath, Highlands, Simon Kenton, CovCath, Bardstown, and Lee County.

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Well cursing at adult women in my opion is not very good or should ever be accecptable.

First off, we are here to talk about the teams...not the fans. But if we are going to talk about the PC fans (especially the student section) I think that it should be noted that they usually aren't given much respect where ever they go including Scott and Harrison, both of which the adults more than the students made just as rude and derogatory comments towards the PC students. I was sitting right outside the PC student section at the Scott game and within the Scott parents and heard one man yell at the PC students "Don't you speak english in Pendleton County? I said sit the heck down". When it gets to where grown adults are lashing back at teenagers there to support their team and try and get to the opposing team and their student section something needs to be done.

 

I agree that PC students sometimes chant rude and derogatory things toward their opponents and the opponents cheerleaders but can any of us honestly say we haven't been right there doing the same thing even if it was several years ago. I don't think so. PC fans always arrive hours befoe the game, which no one expects but should by now know that a PC line will be formed before the doors are even opened.

 

Keep it up all you PC fans!!!! And for those without as much spirit and excitement maybe PC can serve as an example for you.

So let me get this straight you are saying it is ok for students to curse and be disrespectful to adult? :irked:

No but I'm also saying that it isn't right for adults to be disrepectful to students either. And can you honestly tell me that as a student you never said things that you regret looking back?

I never curse at an adult. There is nothing wrong with supporting your team but the students today go far beyond that.

When "I" was in School....and we won't go into the year....??????

The student blocks were across from each other....they interacted! (cheers...light badgering ("in your face", "air ball", "booooo", painted their bodies, flirted with boys, (not "fight" over them rolling down the steps), made noise, cheered with the cheer leaders, etc......)

The PEP bands of both teams went, school songs were played, both cheer leading squads came.

School faculty came...band leaders, cheerleader sponsors.

Thus....the adults kept to them selves, students had supervision that was "there".

Things have changed, If we could only turn back time. Games were fun!

Great Job PC!

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