help please on seating

[2000bull]

1 hour ago, Paisa el Toro said:

Glad to have you aboard as a fan, but I'd like a point of clarification. Based solely on your explanation, I'd peg you to follow the Knights or the Hurricanes before following the Bulls. If you've seen UCF in person, and you've been to Miami, what drew you to USF specifically?

maybe he doesn't like donuts  

[SPartan74uk]

2 hours ago, Paisa el Toro said:

Glad to have you aboard as a fan, but I'd like a point of clarification. Based solely on your explanation, I'd peg you to follow the Knights or the Hurricanes before following the Bulls. If you've seen UCF in person, and you've been to Miami, what drew you to USF specifically?

I saw buffalo bills at miami dolphins (nfl), dragged my wife there in 1999. Dublin was a pre season for Chicago bears . If i can see the great game i will. But i have been a Chicago bears fan since 1986 (oh the glory year) i only got into NCAA last year and USF were the first team i saw.

15 hours ago, Oldsmobull said:

Visiting English folks attending American football games are usually surprised to see fans of opposing teams sitting near each other in stands.  In Europe I guess you could end up getting skinned alive at a big soccer match if you showed up wearing the wrong team gear in the opposing team's side of stadium!

It depends on the level you watch, I'm a season ticket holder with a small team called Dagenham and Redbridge, we have 1800 fans to a game and we all drink and chat with the opposition. Rugby is the same, you can sit next to a guy giving him and his team sh!t the whole game and when it's finished shake hands and wish them well. When i went to buffalo at miami i loved that we were all mixed in.

Edited June 1, 2016 by SPartan74uk

[usfbullrider]

We have rb on the team who came from a london youth league iirc.  Thats about the only connection between USF and England right now. 

[Paisa el Toro]

18 hours ago, usfbullrider said:

We have rb on the team who came from a london youth league iirc.  Thats about the only connection between USF and England right now. 

USF also markets to students in the United Kingdom. Check out the flyer below:

http://www.usf.edu/admissions/international/documents/uk-ug.pdf

The USF/United Kingdom connection isn't that unprecedented. I'm glad to have another USF fan aboard the green and gold express.

[Leviathan]

I don't know what is more amazing - the fact that BT was broadcasting a USF/UCF game or that someone with no connection to either University was watching it. I spent some time in London a couple years ago and the only way to watch college games was through an online stream.

 

Would be cool if USF could play a future game at the new White Hart Lane. 

[Triple B]

21 hours ago, Paisa el Toro said:

USF also markets to students in the United Kingdom. Check out the flyer below:

http://www.usf.edu/admissions/international/documents/uk-ug.pdf

The USF/United Kingdom connection isn't that unprecedented. I'm glad to have another USF fan aboard the green and gold express.

Thats an awesome tool for recruiting cricket and quidditch players. 

[JTrue]

15 minutes ago, Triple B said:

Thats an awesome tool for recruiting cricket and quidditch players. 

Dude, quidditch is a world sport. The tourney wasn't even hosted in Great Britain until the 19th century.

[Triple B]

1 hour ago, JTrue said:

Dude, quidditch is a world sport. The tourney wasn't even hosted in Great Britain until the 19th century.

True, but 6 of Rivals' overall top 10 are from Great Britain ... and I'm not sure who at USF is in charge of that UK marketing but no mention of Publix in there is a huge fail.

[Paisa el Toro]

On ‎6‎/‎18‎/‎2016 at 10:26 AM, Triple B said:

Thats an awesome tool for recruiting cricket and quidditch players. 

Come on, Trips, you know we get our cricket players from India.

[SPartan74uk]

Surely it's all about recruiting our rounders players.