Not a real good reason but so what.

That is a great reason.

This will not even be even close to the most hostile crowd this year. 42,000 - 15,000 KY fans = 27,000 total UL fans of which only a few in the crunch zone even bother to cheer. Bama, UT, Florida will be the most hostile by far.

:thumb:

 

Whatever you need to tell yourself.

:lol::lol::thumb:

UT possibly because they are a neighbor state, but UF has much bigger fish to fry.

 

Once again :confused:......what does that have to do with a U.F. crowd beig more hostile than the Papa John's crowd (if that is what yo mean)? A crowd at the "Swamp" for tiddly winks, let alone football would be more hostile than a U.L. crowd.

U.K. will play in much more hostile crowds in the SEC whether it be a rival or not than any U.L. crowd.:lol:

Once again :confused:......what does that have to do with a U.F. crowd beig more hostile than the Papa John's crowd (if that is what yo mean)? A crowd at the "Swamp" for tiddly winks, let alone football would be more hostile than a U.L. crowd.

U.K. will play in much more hostile crowds in the SEC whether it be a rival or not than any U.L. crowd.:lol:

 

 

I think his meaning of hostility has more to do with intense dislike and borderline hatred. I doubt that many teams in the SEC have that kind of feeling towards the Cats. The atmospheres in other venus might just be more downright hostile to visiting teams, no matter the sentiment of the fans, but the leve of anger and dislike will likely be higher at UL.

 

 

At least that is what I think he means.

I think his meaning of hostility has more to do with intense dislike and borderline hatred. I doubt that many teams in the SEC have that kind of feeling towards the Cats. The atmospheres in other venus might just be more downright hostile to visiting teams, no matter the sentiment of the fans, but the leve of anger and dislike will likely be higher at UL.

 

 

At least that is what I think he means.

 

Maybe so :thumb:, just that comparing a Papa Johns crowd to most if not all places in the SEC (rival or not) is imo laughable. JMO

Maybe so :thumb:, just that comparing a Papa Johns crowd to most if not all places in the SEC (rival or not) is imo laughable. JMO

 

 

Frankly in what I have seen of your posts regarding UL and the SEC (or Big 10 for that matter) if someone posted that UL had "the best parking lot on the southside of its campus in the country" you would likely find something negative or contrary to say about it.

 

Not that I care much now that BB and ND has been stinking it up lately worse than just about anyone else right now. :cry:

Frankly in what I have seen of your posts regarding UL and the SEC (or Big 10 for that matter) if someone posted that UL had "the best parking lot on the southside of its campus in the country" you would likely find something negative or contrary to say about it.

 

This is supposed to mean what? Mine are within the rules and no more negative than some others are towards U.K., the SEC or the Big10 on here.

I am at least glad that you are paying attention to mine anyway....I guess. :thumb:

 

See ya,:walk:

This is supposed to mean what? Mine are within the rules and no more negative than some others are towards U.K., the SEC or the Big10 on here.

I am at least glad that you are paying attention to mine anyway....I guess. :thumb:

 

See ya,:walk:

 

More or less that your posts are just as biased as RRR's just on the other side of things. Again I am just openly noting a trend. Enjoy the thread.

More or less that your posts are just as biased as RRR's just on the other side of things. Again I am just openly noting a trend. Enjoy the thread.

 

:thumb: Same to you.

Edited August 6, 200818 yr by oldrambler

Whatever you need to tell yourself.

 

Who does look at UK as a big game in the SEC? I do agree that UK will play in much more hostile environments in the SEC, but those places won't want to beat UK as bad as UL does.

Who does look at UK as a big game in the SEC? I do agree that UK will play in much more hostile environments in the SEC, but those places won't want to beat UK as bad as UL does.

As I said in response, this is completely subjective.

 

Assume for whatever reason UK enters their game with Florida undefeated..I GUARANTEE that the Swamp will be rocking in an atmosphere unlike anything a UL team has ever played in. If both teams enter this game undefeated an College Gameday is out and about I have a feeling that there will be 90K Gator fans wanting a victory over UK at any cost to assure their National Title hopes.

 

Additionally, UK vs. MissState could potentially be the biggest game of the season for either team. If both teams see heir logical path to a bowl game depend heavily on that game then I can assure you Miss State will want to beat UK as bad as UL does.

 

What "Big Games" does UL have? If you say WVU ask yourself how diffferent last years WVU matchup was compared to the one the year before. It's all about the status of the game IN THE PRESENT.

Who does look at UK as a big game in the SEC? I do agree that UK will play in much more hostile environments in the SEC, but those places won't want to beat UK as bad as UL does.

 

Every single game in the SEC is a big game no matter who you play, that's just life in this league.

I GUARANTEE that the Swamp will be rocking in an atmosphere unlike anything a UL team has ever played in.

 

Stretching our legs a bit are we?

Stretching our legs a bit are we?

 

Given the scenario I layed out (which is extreme and probably won't happen)

 

Has UL ever play a 90K seat stadium designed for noise that is completely partisan (Orange Bowl would count but UL had the majority of fans) with the national spotlight solely on that game?

 

The scenario is a stretch, but the gist is fair.

Given the scenario I layed out (which is extreme and probably won't happen)

 

Has UL ever play a 90K seat stadium designed for noise that is completely partisan (Orange Bowl would count but UL had the majority of fans) with the national spotlight solely on that game?

 

The scenario is a stretch, but the gist is fair.

 

You can have an extremely hostile crowd in a stadium that isn't 90,000 people....I would argue that the Gator Bowl, the Orange Bowl, and the games againts Miami and WVU in '06 could compare to this mythical battle of unbeatens in the Swamp.