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Madness crowd commits 4 secondary rules violations

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By chanting prospects names last night. That's a violation of rule 13.11.4.

 

 

 

:D

I think there were other people in the crowd with that same name(s). They were chanting their names and not the prospects.

I think there were other people in the crowd with that same name(s). They were chanting their names and not the prospects.
:laugh: :laugh:

 

Awesome post.

By chanting prospects names last night. That's a violation of rule 13.11.4.

 

 

 

:D

 

I'm sure they were more than likely doing the same thing in Chapel Hill last night.:D

I was chanting at home.. so I guess that is 5 violations!

I'm sure they were more than likely doing the same thing in Chapel Hill last night.:D

 

Come on now, you are giving Tar Heel fans too much credit.

They can't count to 4.

Come on now, you are giving Tar Heel fans too much credit.

They can't count to 4.

 

Now give them a little credit. 2 arms + 2 legs = 4

 

Five is when they start having problems. :D

Now give them a little credit. 2 arms + 2 legs = 4

 

Five is when they start having problems. :D

 

:clap::laugh::lol:

Now give them a little credit. 2 arms + 2 legs = 4

 

Five is when they start having problems. :D

 

I don't care who you are that is funny!

By chanting prospects names last night. That's a violation of rule 13.11.4.

 

 

 

:D

 

The NCAA never ceases to amaze me. As if the university can control what the fans chant.

How can the NCAA even make this a violation? It makes no sense whatsoever. Have they any precedent on the matter?

Are you quoting Jerry Tipton?

Whatever......:puke::puke::puke:

The violation was in Row N... :scared:

The violation was in Row N... :scared:

 

The violation was in that pic you sent me last night.

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