Michigan State cheers

[KP '06]

Male pattern bald-ness! ::clap, clap, clapclapclap::

[Ack]

baaaaaallll-dingggg

[Will]

Anything I need to know about holding up a sign behind the visitors' bench?  Like, will I get in trouble if I only hold it up during breaks in play (thus not blocking anyone's view of the game)?

[A-19]

will,

how come you are on the townie side of the rink this year? graduated and live in ithaca?

i went back for the harvard game @ lynah last year and what frustrated me the most was that i could not stand up in section O (thanks, harvard athletics!). but it was a good opportunity to see the student section from the other side.

-mike

[jtwcornell91]

[Q]Jeff Hopkins '82 Wrote:
The MSU guys wouldn't get it, but "Good Lansing...Bad Lansing"  might have some (weak) possibilities.[/q]

Heh.  I actually used that when someone from Lansing, MI won the 50/50.  All I got was an eyeroll.

[Will]

[Q]A-19 Wrote:

 will,

how come you are on the townie side of the rink this year? graduated and live in ithaca?
[/q]

I meant to answer this before, but when last I tried, ELF crashed.  The answer is that, technically, I haven't been a student for the past two years (I've basically been just an Ithaca resident since 2003), so I've basically been leeching off my friends who are/were still students to get into the home games in the student sections.  With two tickets per line number, it was easy.  So, this year, with one ticket per line number, I got screwed.  I guess I can't hate it too much, since student tickets really should go to students.  But, at the same time, if I may be so bold, I feel some students could benefit from my cheering/goalie-taunting guidance. :-D  Yeah, I'm a little full of myself here.  It's okay, though.  Now that I'm in M (at least for this year, and I have a friend of a friend to thank for that), I'll have a whole new job as Sign Guy, a whole new section to hopefully energize, and a whole new demographic to directly annoy (thus far, bald coaches).