Weren't they historically bad through most of the 60s and 70s? I just always assumed that was the reason.
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This is an amazing post!It is actually a typo that nobody has corrected. It was originally Hysteric Kinnick Stadium. Even the dictionary example fits Hawk fans.
hys·ter·ic
həˈsterik/
noun
- 1.
informal
a wildly emotional and exaggerated reaction.
"the child has been seized with regular fits of hysterics at bedtime"
synonyms: hysteria, wildness, feverishness, irrationality, frenzy, loss of control, delirium, derangement, mania
"a fit of hysterics"
Its the oldest operable out house in the stateMany Hawkeye fans call Kinnick Stadium historic, but I don't understand why. Is that just because it is old? Is the stadium a state historical site?
I was told in the other thread that "its because of the pink locker rooms and countless top 5 victories"
Of all the things to hate on Iowa about, them being happy with their old dump of a stadium is towards the bottom of my list.
The difference being that there is an actual backstory to the moniker from back in the day involving Earle Bruce. By contrast, no one seems to know the origin of "Historic" Kinnick.Doesn't seem as weird as the Iowa State Varsity Marching Band. I know there are a couple more acronyms in there somewhere.
IMO Kinnick lost the "historic" title when they removed the piss troughs and installed urinals.
Up until recently, JT just had the porta pots at the south end zone seats, or you had to walk up to either side to go in a non-plastic toidy hut
Funny, I remember Historic Kinnick Stadium have a similar setup in the old south end zone when the bleachers were made out of ******* scaffolding.
Oh, come on....think of all the unbelievably fantastic things that have happened there....
(crickets)
Seneca **** stomping Iowa there was pretty historic for me.