The crowds are definitely rowdier on Friday nights compared to Saturday and Sunday games. Sunday afternoon games rarely get rowdy. On Friday you have way more students and plant operators getting off work across the river stopping by for a game.

As a general rule, the closer you sit to the grandstand in Alex Box, the more relaxed the crowd will be. That's where all the players' families and old season ticket holders sit. The crowds are much more blue-collar and rowdy near the foul poles. The visiting fan section is near the rowdiest area of the park besides the student section. I don't even like watching games there. Unless it's a midweek game, I never sit too far away from the grandstand.

Hey Derm, did you happen to see this jeep?

This is why I don't support alcohol sales at college games. It's already made Kyle Field a worse experience.

TexAgs23 said:

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I went to one football game in "Baron Rouge" and swore to never go back. Way too many classless clowns there.

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Notre Dame and Colorado say Hi!

At the '89 LSU game at KYLE, there was a drunk LSU guy flipping off Aggies walking down the north ramp in the student section. These guys aren't just crazy, they're stupid.

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This is why I don't support alcohol sales at college games. It's already made Kyle Field a worse experience.

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Guys that want to drink, are going to drink. Tailgate prior. And sneak it in if there were not sales.

Alcohol sales in the stadium or not, those coonasses bring it in. Most of them are hammered.

BMX Bandit said:

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Had the very unpleasant experience of sitting in the end zone a few rows behind the band in 88 I believe.

Showered with drinks from the Tiger faithful

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Went to my first BR game that year. A couple of Corps buddies had a roll of large garbage bags that they were handing out to us. Told us to poke a hole thru the bottom and wear it like a poncho. "You'll need it. Trust us". We thought the dudes were crazy. Sure enough, we got inside, unfortunately seated near the band…….were pelted from the upper deck with ice, drinks, hot dogs, pretty much anything they could wad up and throw.

I went back in '92 and that was the infamous weekend where all the cars with anything A&M on them were vandalized, taillights and headlights smashed out, cars broken into, stuff stolen etc. Was so bad CorndogU president wrote a letter to the Batt the following week apologizing for their behavior

I have never been to another sporting event in that sh**hole since and never intend to. Y'all can have it.

91AggieLawyer said:

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At the '89 LSU game at KYLE, there was a drunk LSU guy flipping off Aggies walking down the north ramp in the student section. These guys aren't just crazy, they're stupid.

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I'll never forget this………after the 87 game campus cops found some LSU dude wandering around over by Olsen, shirtless, had no idea where he was. This was at like 6 AM the Monday morning after the game. He'd gotten so drunk he wandered off after the game somewhere out by Pearce/ intramural fields and passed out. ALL DAY SUNDAY. His buddies were looking for him all day.

Corndogs are a different bunch.

Louisiana is at or near the bottom of public education in the US. Anyone surprised by the behavior from the students, alumni, and fans. Not me.

Almost had to fight my way back to my seat after getting turned around and going into the BR south end zone by myself in 90's.

After attending the Cotton Bowl game against LSU, I made the decision I will never go to any athletic contest that LSU is participating in.

Rocky Rider said:

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Louisiana is at or near the bottom of public education in the US. Anyone surprised by the behavior from the students, alumni, and fans. Not me.

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There you have it. To get into lsu all you need is a pulse, a drinking problem, and an obnoxious attitude. And all the swamp trash that never graduated from HS are all die hard tIgAh fAnS!

I guess our teams have been just as scared of LSU through the years as y'all are of their fans. Maybe they dominate us in everything because we are all scared of them.

The Chicken Ranch said:

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I guess our teams have been just as scared of LSU through the years as y'all are of their fans. Maybe they dominate us in everything because we are all scared of them.

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Nope. Not scared. Just tired of drunk coon asses, most of whom did not attend LSU, yelling at me for no reason.

The Chicken Ranch said:

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I guess our teams have been just as scared of LSU through the years as y'all are of their fans. Maybe they dominate us in everything because we are all scared of them.

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Perhaps you might want to take a look at our record against LSU since we joined the SEC. It's not what you think.

dermdoc said:

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The Chicken Ranch said:

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I guess our teams have been just as scared of LSU through the years as y'all are of their fans. Maybe they dominate us in everything because we are all scared of them.

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Nope. Not scared. Just tired of drunk coon asses, most of whom did not attend LSU, yelling at me for no reason.

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Boy this times x 1000. Drunk high school dropouts and jr high graduates who show up to watch dem tigers brah. Trashiest fans ever bottom libe we've got to play better and the other way to control the trash is by making the game (in any sport male or female). Early in the day not allowing the stupid drunk idiots to get lubed up.

The Chicken Ranch said:

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I guess our teams have been just as scared of LSU through the years as y'all are of their fans. Maybe they dominate us in everything because we are all scared of them.

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I'm old enough to remember when we resumed the football home and home in the 80's. LSU started the series by crushing us but then the Ags tore them up for several years. After LSU had enough of us the exited the agreement by offering University of Pacific as a suitable replacement; which seemed fitting.

LSU has had their share of success against the Ags in football's (helped by traveling to College Station only 2 times from 1914 to 1987), but so have we.

Since this a baseball forum the all time record between LSU and A&M is fairly even. Hardly dominating.

LSU Baseball Fan said:

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The crowds are definitely rowdier on Friday nights compared to Saturday and Sunday games. Sunday afternoon games rarely get rowdy. On Friday you have way more students and plant operators getting off work across the river stopping by for a game.

As a general rule, the closer you sit to the grandstand in Alex Box, the more relaxed the crowd will be. That's where all the players' families and old season ticket holders sit. The crowds are much more blue-collar and rowdy near the foul poles. The visiting fan section is near the rowdiest area of the park besides the student section. I don't even like watching games there. Unless it's a midweek game, I never sit too far away from the grandstand.

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What I do not get is why they let that behavior go on. All these LSU fans were apologizing to us, why not do something?

dermdoc said:

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LSU Baseball Fan said:

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The crowds are definitely rowdier on Friday nights compared to Saturday and Sunday games. Sunday afternoon games rarely get rowdy. On Friday you have way more students and plant operators getting off work across the river stopping by for a game.

As a general rule, the closer you sit to the grandstand in Alex Box, the more relaxed the crowd will be. That's where all the players' families and old season ticket holders sit. The crowds are much more blue-collar and rowdy near the foul poles. The visiting fan section is near the rowdiest area of the park besides the student section. I don't even like watching games there. Unless it's a midweek game, I never sit too far away from the grandstand.

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What I do not get is why they let that behavior go on. All these LSU fans were apologizing to us, why not do something?

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I agree, this can easily be monitored and moderated. The inaction makes it seem like it is passively encouraged and apart of the LSU experience (i.e. Philadelphia Eagles???)

"What I do not get is why they let that behavior go on. All these LSU fans were apologizing to us, why not do something?"

This. That it is allowed, and even tacitly encouraged, shows a certain pride in being trashy. You and I don't understand it, but we aren't part of that "culture."