WanderingMustang

I am sorry for the cheerleader harassment, that's not very cool. For the most part, all the UNT fans around us were pleasant. One was a jerk who kept making comments about my mother after she came down to say hello from her seat in the upper deck. That was about the only bad thing I could say. I had a pretty cool conversation with some of the students and fans around me. Even played catch with some of the kiddos running around in UNT gear. I was glad to see 5 and 6-year-old kids there, decked out in green. I grew up going to games and it's why I'm such a big college football fan. I was on the field at the end of the '18 game in Denton due to my job at the time. We were yelled at and chirped at since we were on SMU sideline. It's just one of those things that I don't think you can take too hard, unless it gets too personal. Obviously there's a difference between that and making lewd gestures/comments toward 18-19 year old cheerleaders. With all due respect, I know some of the folks on this board and saw them being very loud and animated during the game. Nothing that crossed the line, but I guess the point I'm trying to make is that the passion and emotion displayed by fans, especially in a home environment during a meaningful series, is part of what makes college football great. Verbal and physical harassment of visiting fans is never ok, but loud yelling and being animated is something that's a part of the experience. I certainly do it as well. Enjoyed meeting some of y'all at the tailgate. I used to kick around Denton a lot, it's a fun town. Even dated a few girls from up that way and went to a few formals. With the exception of how your Greek Village is laid out, I always enjoyed it. The downtown square is beautiful and I love some cheap drinks at Fry Street. Hope to see y'all there next year.