Rushing the Field

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Originally Posted by CycloneErik

I can't believe we spend time discussing how much people should or should not enjoy their sports.

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Personally I can't wait until someone rushes the field after beating us.

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Originally Posted by Bigman38

Personally I can't wait until someone rushes the field after beating us.

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Better not be our field. That could get ugly.

Or awesome, if you coach for UNLV.

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Originally Posted by DMICyclone

Twelve feet high walls bro

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Wu$$ie$ - I know a guy who jumped down over our wall for Okie State with broken ribs and separated shoulder.

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Originally Posted by CycloneErik

Better not be our field. That could get ugly.

Or awesome, if you coach for UNLV.

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I always wondered what they thought after watching the replay and seeing that it was obviously a TD and they looked like a bunch of tools.

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Originally Posted by Harry

I normally don't care either way but if we get all the rain predicted and the game damages the field the last thing it needs is several thousand people on it.

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I don't mind people rushing but this is important.

Don't plan the moment. Let it happen.

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Originally Posted by Bigman38

Personally I can't wait until someone rushes the field after beating us.

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Iowa has rushed the field after beating us. Heck, Nebraska fans in Jack Trice rushed the field in 2009 after the failed two point conversion.

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Originally Posted by Judoka

Rush all fields.

Storm all courts.

Live life.

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Originally Posted by Rogue52

Don't plan the moment. Let it happen.

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THIS

You can't plan these moments, just let them happen.

We're coming for your goal posts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iHK...=results_video

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Originally Posted by PurpleKitty8

We're coming for your goal posts:

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Good luck.

Edit: Crap looks like KSU knows what to do.
http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/NCAANewsArch...%2B3-1-04.html

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MEI has installed its goal posts at about 24 schools throughout the country, such as the University of Arizona, the University of Notre Dame, Iowa State University and Boston College. Nelson said their goal posts have come down only once -- at Kansas State University a couple of years ago when fans took cables, tied them to the top of the posts and worked for about an hour to bring them down.

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Originally Posted by PurpleKitty8

We're coming for your goal posts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iHKglm9RWQ&playnext=1&list=PL9AEFC1B093DDCE39&feature=results_video

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Good luck, not trying to brag or whatever but they are, like, indestructible man.

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Originally Posted by Harry

I normally don't care either way but if we get all the rain predicted and the game damages the field the last thing it needs is several thousand people on it.

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Hadn't thought about this. Might they really try hard to prevent us from rushing if they think it might damage the field? They are pretty anal about the field on a nice, dry day.

Good luck, PurpleKitty. You probably won't get anywhere near the goalposts with the ROTC there and if you, those ******* aren't coming down. Believe me, I've tried.

I would hope we are at the point now with the program that the only time we rush would be knocking off a top 10 ranked team. If the TCU game had been in Ames I would have hoped we just celebrated in the stands and act like we felt we knew we were the better team coming in and had a chance to win that game. At some point we have to act like we've been there before and not act like every win over a ranked team is a big upset.

I kind of get irked during basketball when we rushed the court after beating Kansas last year. Historically we've been a competitive BB program and beaten a ranked KU team many times in Hilton and not rushed. Even in our down seasons I expected us to at least have a chance of beating Kansas in Hilton, we have one of the best home court advantages in the country and people know that. It's great to celebrate big wins but I hope soon people start to expect us to beat good teams on a consistent basis and not treat every win like it was a huge upset as that means our programs are getting to the level we all want them to be at.