An Open Message to All UP Alums Rooting for the Zags

YES! Mesa/Monster is a hero among us!!!

He truly the defender of all that is good against evil forces (haha and bad PG play...) Hopefully he doesn't get sued...

No worry's when the Boxing referee (Mill's Lane-Tyson ear biting bout) was the D.A. in Washoe County , Nevada I managed to stay solvent and out of jail. Oh the 80's,big hair,and many other things I would like to forget about after college during my time in Reno.

Beside's I fly so low under the radar, I don't register on Google like the PN site .

I've got dib's on my secret name: AdamCries,if that's taken then MarkPew.





BoneCrusherPilot1 aka MonsterPilot1 aka MesaPilot1



@Like Mill's used to say "Bring it on!!!"

1. You root for your kid. Always.
2. You always root for your alma mater. Except when 1. applies.
3. You are allowed to root for another school only when your school doesn't compete in that sport, e.g. UP alum can pick a favorite football team to root for. But you can't root for any other sports team from said football school if UP also competes. Ideally this other school would be chosen because of familial reasons; parent or grandparent attended, etc. It is not appropriate to select this other school just because they are the current high profile winner. That is just being a bandwagon jumper; not cool.
4. When schools do not compete at same level, e.g. different divisions, you can root for both schools, as it is not a direct conflict.
5. You can root for a school you didn't attend, if you work for that school. If you have to. But don't wear too much of their gear.
6. If, as a kid, you selected a school to root for, you should stay true to that allegiance. You should never give up and root for someone else. Winning and losing have nothing to do with it, a fan must remain a fan.

up7587 wrote:1. You root for your kid. Always.
2. You always root for your alma mater. Except when 1. applies.
3. You are allowed to root for another school only when your school doesn't compete in that sport, e.g. UP alum can pick a favorite football team to root for. But you can't root for any other sports team from said football school if UP also competes. Ideally this other school would be chosen because of familial reasons; parent or grandparent attended, etc. It is not appropriate to select this other school just because they are the current high profile winner. That is just being a bandwagon jumper; not cool.
4. When schools do not compete at same level, e.g. different divisions, you can root for both schools, as it is not a direct conflict.
5. You can root for a school you didn't attend, if you work for that school. If you have to. But don't wear too much of their gear.
6. If, as a kid, you selected a school to root for, you should stay true to that allegiance. You should never give up and root for someone else. Winning and losing have nothing to do with it, a fan must remain a fan.

Been nice knowing you guys. After 15 years of rooting for UP, I find I'm not eligible. Anybody want to buy a nice new UP hat and a UP cowbell?

Rules are made to be broken. Or added to.

Sigh. Did anyone else watch the game on ESPN2 and hear the people yelling "airball" when our guys missed a shot? I mean, that is annoying as BLEEP. Some of our fans need a serious attitude adjustment.

It was the GU fans in attendance that were yelling that...

Pretty tacky, student's are one thing. Adult fan's are something else. It's called low-brow adult behavior. But what would one expect, consider the source.

I loved Robin's grimace going back up the court as another Pilot was laughing at/with him.I would love to hear what Rev say's to the team when he show's them that free throw. . One thing you don't see very often from the Robot's in the NBA, that are worried about what club their going to later. Or which piece of "ice" their going to buy next.

One positive: they tried toward the end, but could not really get any chants going.

We need to take little victories like that and build on them.

When is it appropriate to cut ND and tOSU jerseys in half and then sew them together and wear it at a football game?

That's easy-

If you have a kid who plays for each team.

We had a parent who would show up for games with a jersey that was half UP and half USF when those teams played each other.

Or if you are the sister of the quarterback of one team and dating the middle linebacker of the other and are smokin' hot. But other than that, never.

Purplegeezer wrote:That's easy-

If you have a kid who plays for each team.

We had a parent who would show up for games with a jersey that was half UP and half USF when those teams played each other.

Poor kid. I hate to see kids brought up in broken families.

Speaking of broken... Looks like the thread referred to earlier on the GU boards was deleted.... So sad....

I wasn't sure where to post this blog entry, but it seems as good as any...

http://blogderudyfernandez.blogspot.com/2009/01/ropa-caballo.html

Global distaste for Adam Morrison, you gotta love it!!

It is okay to cry, if you look that good.

Except his blog is a parody. The actual author is a humor writer. But I love the guy who wrote it.

I take it as truth, it makes the mundane much easier to get through...