Best & Worst Traditions

[CloneGuy8]

Is Tuscaloosa that bad for restaurants? I've seen him make similar statements about Alabama.

 

[WooBadger18]

F*ck, they called it a "instant" tradition LOL. it's nice and all but it sure as hell isn't anything more than a feel good piece of fluff.

Yeah, I'm glad Iowa fans do it because it apparently makes the kids and parents happy for a moment, but I think Iowa fans get a little too much credit for the wave

 

[Prone2Clone]

Losing to Purdue is good, but I'm saying doing the Gator Chomp is their worst. That and being insufferable douche nozzles.

 

[carvers4math]

Yeah, I'm glad Iowa fans do it because it apparently makes the kids and parents happy for a moment, but I think Iowa fans get a little too much credit for the wave

Parents would be a lot happier with closer affordable parking than a PR wave

 

[JM4CY]

Can something really be a "tradition" if you've only done it for a couple of years?

When you invent waving, you deserve all credit you can get.

 

[CysRage]

Running up the steps?

Someone else’s theory.

 

[CYdTracked]

Running up the steps?

Yeah I don't get that one either. I may catch crap for this but I would have put "Sweet Caroline" for our worst. I'm glad we finally moved that to playing after win instead of the awkward place it was playing it after the 3rd quarter.

 

[BCClone]

I'd probably call it a tradition now, because it has been around for a few years. But it sure wasn't when they were calling it a "beloved tradition" in their second year of doing it.

Also, what is running up the stairs? I know I've seen it but I just can't picture it.

And maybe jump around is cool if you're a visiting fan/it's the first time you've seen it, but it definitely isn't the best tradition to me and the fifth quarter is underrated on this list. No way is it the worst tradition

Edit: fixed some grammar issues

Does last year count if there were no fans in the stands?

 

[Cyched]

Running up the steps?

I may have tumbled down the steps a few times in college. Not sure what the tweet is referencing

 

[BCClone]

Someone else’s theory.

Don’t they run down the steps?

 

[WooBadger18]

Parents would be a lot happier with closer affordable parking than a PR wave

I'm sure, I'm just not going to trash the wave itself.

Does last year count if there were no fans in the stands?

I don't know. They'd have done it last year, but I don't know that it adds to the tradition

 

[CyChap]

I don't know how bad the largest Texas flag for Texas is, but their worst tradition should have been "being back"

 

[Cyforce]

F*ck, they called it a "instant" tradition LOL. it's nice and all but it sure as hell isn't anything more than a feel good piece of fluff.

Hey if a sticker on their helmets can fix the farm crisis why can't a wave cure cancer?

 

[qwerty]

Have to say…they are pretty dead on for all the Big 12 schools. Willie the Wildcat is one stupid mascot.

But who can forgot this classic video . . . .

 

[qwerty]

and how is Taco Tech not the bell ringer whacking it hard ?

 

[cyguy9320]

If Wabash Cannonball is your best tradition, your tradition sucks. Bunch of grown@$$ adults dry-humping the air. Hard pass.

 

[BillBrasky4Cy]

Yeah, I'm glad Iowa fans do it because it apparently makes the kids and parents happy for a moment, but I think Iowa fans get a little too much credit for the wave

It was no longer a feel good story once they started printing t-shirts and bumper stickers... Otherwise known as the Iowa Way.

 

[TXCyclones]

LOL Hawkeyes!

Honestly would have thought that "Sweet Caroline" would have been mentioned for us as our worst.

 

[brianhos]

What is running of the steps?

 

[CascadeClone]

I think Tech's Red Raider galloping out before the game is really a cool thing. Ignoring the time the horse crashed and died that is.

Also, how is Country Roads not WV's best thing? Although couch burning is pretty funny