pictures from iowa state @ memphis

[Jar Lar]

https://goo.gl/X5snmh

Enjoy!

 

[coolerifyoudid]

Great stuff. Two of my favs:

 

[weR138]

Does anyone else do the JD leg kick at home when watching ISU games?

 

[CYCLNST8]

Does anyone else do the JD leg kick at home when watching ISU games?

Totally. What character was he basing that off of? I remember there was a video or article about it, but I can't remember.

 

[weR138]

Totally. What character was he basing that off of? I remember there was a video or article about it, but I can't remember.

I also shout "LEG KICK!!!" when I do it.

EDIT...didn't know it came from somewhere...

 

[coolerifyoudid]

Totally. What character was he basing that off of? I remember there was a video or article about it, but I can't remember.

Coach Hines from MadTV

 

[TXCyclones]

Does anyone else do the JD leg kick at home when watching ISU games?

Paired with the "boop" from Archer each time!

 

[aauummm]

Great pictures. Glad that you finally got a ride to the game!

 

[Cycsk]

Other things of note about the photos:

It wasn't until I saw these photos that I knew the bottom of the back of the helmets said "Loyal Sons Forever True."

Was that real life tiger just depressed about losing the game?

Seriously, there was a group in the front row with a "OU fans 4 I-State" sign?

 

[Cycsk]

My favorite:

 

[Cycsk]

 

[dmb341]

Taking and posting photos of yourself with players using the access your credential granted you is a bold move if you’re going to attempt to keep working as credentialed media.

 

[ummechengr]

First off....congrats on your win. I was glad to see so many of you support your team so well.

Second; quick question. I noticed what appeared to be black cloth strung between PVC held up behind some of your signal-callers during the game. Is this concept sort of similar to the "Batter's Eye" in Pro Baseball stadiums?

Image for reference:

 

[Cycsk]

First off....congrats on your win. I was glad to see so many of you support your team so well.

Second; quick question. I noticed what appeared to be black cloth strung between PVC held up behind some of your signal-callers during the game. Is this concept sort of similar to the "Batter's Eye" in Pro Baseball stadiums?

Image for reference:

I think it is intended to keep the opponent's coaches in the press box from stealing signs. But maybe it helps the players know where to look and be better able to see the signs.