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Actually, shirtless and I have met a bunch of the Badgers at the bar, going back to the last Nat. Champ. team. Only a couple have been *******es, and most have been pretty awesome. Met Bennett last year and he was cool, I gave him **** for transferring from BU right before they won it all, he took it in stride, and we all laughed about it. Yager was probably trying to ruffie Bennett and got caught, thus the anger.
Meh, read what bbdl said, I was there llast year as well and met a lot of them. They are in general pretty awesome. But Bennett started trying to touch this girl I was talking with (this is after he came up to me about a minute into the conversation) and I pushed him back and he started saying a bunch of "I've done girls way hotter than you" to her and what not.
True, the student section verbally abuses pretty much every team. If you dont like it and cant take it, dont come to Madison. Its really as simple as that.
All he's trying to say is, stay classy
Mitch's Misfits does its best to be clever, original and avoid blatant "F#@% the Badgers" type cheers. I'm just amazed that with all your other stupid rules, you put up with that crap. I can also guarantee you that if a dozen MTU fans started chanting F#@% the Badgers we would be yelled at and probably removed if we kept doing it.Yeah, what SG said. I personally don't care about the cheer, I just found that your family type fans seemed to be annoyed with it. There are just some things are probably should stay out of an arena, just like Duluth's student section using "Purple Faggots" when Mankato came to town last year, but they actually got in some crap for doing that.
All he's trying to say is, stay classy
I grew up a wisconsin fanAgain, rules for visitors and rules for the student section are two different things. Do you want them to throw out the entire student section?
Life isn't fair. It's like growing up a Wisconsin fan and growing up a Tech fan.
I just got a better education at Tech As for your first part yes, they should kick out the entire student section I took my shirt off one game, I put my shirt on after the game in the concourse when the green jackets asked me...during warmups the next day a green jacket told my my actions from the previous night would not be tolerated...(we can skip the other crap that took place between warmups and the final 5 minutes of the game)...to taunt me back for the night before, about 100 badger students took their shirts off, I complained to the security guard saying if that was me he would have kicked me out...ribbed him a few times to show the hypocrisy and the everyone around me got a good laugh at how stupid I made him look. In actuality the Badger security and Kohl Center staff are pretty cool with me doing my "Shirtless Guy" thing now that I have called ahead and basically agreed to stop what I'm doing if people start threatening me or things get violent or something (which hasn't happen). When most of these things were going down, I was a tax paying resident of Wisconsin so I really should be treated equally in a University of Wisconsin facility 
Again, rules for visitors and rules for the student section are two different things. Do you want them to throw out the entire student section?
Life isn't fair. It's like growing up a Wisconsin fan and growing up a Tech fan.
Wow, good parenting. I didnt know such a thing still existed.I believe the F-u-c-k the Huskies chant started after Nielsen got his game DQ and then hammed it up while leaving the ice. Just sayin'...
I've been taking my 11 year old to games (football & hockey) since he was 3 and I've decided to take a different approach. I've actually acted like a parent and explained to him that those are just words, words that are inappropriate for him to use. The students probably shouldn't do it, I'd explain, but they're 18-22 year olds and sometimes kids of that age do things they shouldn't and in the grand scheme of things, this is a minor infraction.
Believe it or not, this worked and diffused the situation and he doesn't even notice it or acknowledge it as any big deal when the students do it now.
It's amazing what actually explaining things to children can accomplish.
Like the whole deer thing. I told him that sometimes guys are drunk and lonely and driving home from the bar...
You tell the UW student section to, "stay classy". Let me know how far you get with that.All he's trying to say is, stay classy
It was probably the worst, simply because Tech got swept and you were alone...traveling in a group really helps with some of that crap...especially when bigblue and I aren't around