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Poor Fan Behavior

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I wouldn't care to much if i hear a bunch of kids cussing but an adult cussing in around a bunch of kids is a different story.

 

So when your 4 year old drops the Fbomb that's not going to bother you? Say your at a tailgate and your 4 year old is entranced with the 10 to 14 year olds playing around and their cussing up a storm, that isn't going to bother you?

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The thing that make high school football so great, in my opinion, is that is is uncoruppted, like all other levels of football have become. It is football at the finest. There are no endoursment deals or million dollar contracts, it is just kids wanting to play a great game. In saying this I believe that since I have played things have changed. Parents are pushing their kids way to hard. I recently heard of a kid verbally comitting at 12 yrs old. We as parents need to step back and look at what we are doing. Football is the best game ever, in my opinion, or at least it was.

I wouldn't care to much if i hear a bunch of kids cussing but an adult cussing in around a bunch of kids is a different story.

 

Ever been close to the UC bench while Huggins was coaching there ? :lol:

Well its a thread about over the top fan behavior, CCH was brought up and talked about not sure what "game" others should worry about in a thread where your school was brought up in discussion? It also feeds the fire of a topich like this when CCH does things like throw thousands of beads across the Holy Cross gym floor and students cursing at adults because they were told to clean it up, and then the CCH AD did......natta.

 

...And what did you do? Assuming you're an adult and all.

So a coach cussing at his players. Are you saying that doesnt happen?

So when your 4 year old drops the Fbomb that's not going to bother you? Say your at a tailgate and your 4 year old is entranced with the 10 to 14 year olds playing around and their cussing up a storm, that isn't going to bother you?

 

My son already knows not to cuss I raised him right.

Ever been close to the UC bench while Huggins was coaching there ? :lol:

 

Not a fan of Huggins!

My son already knows not to cuss I raised him right.
So that automatically means he wont cuss the rest of his life? No. This just means he wont cuss for now. He will when he gets around the wrong people or hears it at school.
So that automatically means he wont cuss the rest of his life? No. This just means he wont cuss for now. He will when he gets around the wrong people or hears it at school.

 

I have cussed around him many times and he don't repeat cuss words I got pretty lucky. Nice Avatar by the way.

I have cussed around him many times and he don't repeat cuss words I got pretty lucky. Nice Avatar by the way.
Thank you man. Thats my boy AB.
I have cussed around him many times and he don't repeat cuss words I got pretty lucky. Nice Avatar by the way.

 

If he's 4, you've got a loooooooooonnnnnnngggggg way to go before you can pat yourself on the back. :lol:

Poor behavior from the fans directed at players and coaches isn't half as bad as some of things that are said and happens to officials on Friday nights. It is amazing the things that officials take on Friday night, and to top it off the fans think they know the rules but confuse them so often between high school, college, and the NFL. For example I don't know how many times I have heard that the QB's out of the pocket that's not intentional grounding! And that's true for College, and the NFL but on Friday nights there is no pocket. Just one of many examples. Just an observation from an officials point of view. It comes with the territory when you put on the stripes.

Poor behavior from the fans directed at players and coaches isn't half as bad as some of things that are said and happens to officials on Friday nights. It is amazing the things that officials take on Friday night, and to top it off the fans think they know the rules but confuse them so often between high school, college, and the NFL. For example I don't know how many times I have heard that the QB's out of the pocket that's not intentional grounding! And that's true for College, and the NFL but on Friday nights there is no pocket. Just one of many examples. Just an observation from an officials point of view. It comes with the territory when you put on the stripes.

 

Thank you I was wondering about that rule. I think the officials are doing a great job this year.

If he's 4, you've got a loooooooooonnnnnnngggggg way to go before you can pat yourself on the back. :lol:

 

I don't think so I have been raising my son on my own since he was 5 months old he's seen more stuff than most people, my ex wife was full of alot of drama and problems my son is well behaved.

I don't think so I have been raising my son on my own since he was 5 months old he's seen more stuff than most people, my ex wife was full of alot of drama and problems my son is well behaved.

 

Trust me. I have a similar story, and my kids were well behaved. But there's a lot more life ahead. He's only 4, and there's a lot more exposure ahead of him, not to mention him developing his own attitude and mind about things. I'm not saying he'll ever be a "bad" kid. But even good kids cuss.

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