Booing is infantile. Help yourself.
Are we allowed to boo?
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Lot of U6 fans boo. That’s how you tell us from them. UK fans support. U6 boos.
How about going completely silent instead? Hearing no noise stands out more than a handful of boos. Unfortunately, it would only be a slight difference from how Rupp normally sounds. If it's not a big game, the atmosphere is only a reactive one. Rupp will never match some other arenas with how it's setup and it's probably contributing to these constant hot starts by most every opponent.
I don't know about booing but you hold up a sign that says Please Go To Texas, you're going to get someone's attention
I'll boo the hell out of the man in charge of the team, the AD and any administration that supports the continued jackassery management of this program
personally I wouldn't boo a player, but I would go so far as to boo Cal for putting in Wheeler when Wallace was killing it. If people think I am booing Wheeler, well, that's on them.
But the people pointing out that these kids are taking money, and money played a part in their decision to come here, and as a result they are held to a higher standard of performance and a lower bar for criticism, are correct.
Its only going to get worse from here on especially with the transfer portal and direct payments. There is nothing amateur about these kids anymore. They are being paid for perform regardless of how you try to spin it.
What Cal doesn't seen to understand with his favorite player comment (actually he does, he is just a huge horses ass) is that Sheppard came to Kentucky for alot of reasons, future earnings being very, very low on the list.
I'll boo the hell out of the man in charge of the team, the AD and any administration that supports the continued jackassery management of this program
personally I wouldn't boo a player, but I would go so far as to boo Cal for putting in Wheeler when Wallace was killing it. If people think I am booing Wheeler, well, that's on them.
But the people pointing out that these kids are taking money, and money played a part in their decision to come here, and as a result they are held to a higher standard of performance and a lower bar for criticism, are correct.
Its only going to get worse from here on especially with the transfer portal and direct payments. There is nothing amateur about these kids anymore. They are being paid for perform regardless of how you try to spin it.
What Cal doesn't seen to understand with his favorite player comment (actually he does, he is just a huge horses ass) is that Sheppard came to Kentucky for alot of reasons, future earnings being very, very low on the list.
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dont boo players at the game........ boo cal absolutely.
But outside the arena, yeah criticize and call out the players (not to their faces or directly @ them on twitter or social media) but they are paid now and are adults... absolutely acceptable to criticize them just dont be cruel. constructive criticism for players is the best way to go about it.
But outside the arena, yeah criticize and call out the players (not to their faces or directly @ them on twitter or social media) but they are paid now and are adults... absolutely acceptable to criticize them just dont be cruel. constructive criticism for players is the best way to go about it.
If the players are busting tail, you don't boo them. If they're disengaged, mailing it in, avoiding contact, then yeah they're open for criticism. They're paid players.
"Hey Cal, that weird dude in Section 209 is booing. We better win now."
You go get 'em OP
You go get 'em OP
I can tell how it's been affected just by how I view the whole thing. I have always bled blue. I went to school at UK as did most of my family. I used to schedule vacation days during NCAA tournament time. And I'm sure this is going to sound creepy to some, but I purchased a UK blue and silver casket and had it stored at the funeral home. (It is tastefully done with the beautiful logo). I never watched a game with people who didn't know how I was during a game (I could get obnoxious.) These are just a few examples. However, my "extreme fandom" has been tempered these past few years. I still bleed blue, but I sometimes don't watch whole games if it is too bad. I sold the casket to the next extreme fan. My health has to come first and I'm getting to the "I don't care" stage. I still watch but Cal's shenanigans have taken it's toll. I will not boo the team, but I would love to boo Cal.
Go Big Blue!!💙
Susan you are my kind of people!!
the one and done forever changed Kentucky fans connection to the program. That can't be overstated.
Unfortunately we as fans are complicit in it, John Wall and DeMarcus Counsins will always be fan favorites but they also represented the beginning of mercenary basketball for Kentucky. We may never see another Patrick Patterson or DeAndre Liggins at Kentucky.
For Fans who became of age under Calipari , this is just what college basketball is, they just think its some "OK Boomer" mentality
Freedom of speech allows you to boo.
Manners would say probably not.
You make your choice, but don’t be offended if people judge you for it.
Curious, do you boo or get booed at work where you get paid?
Goes both ways.
The difference is that if you underperform at work, you lose your job. These players have a year (maybe more) where they can keep underperforming before they are either recruited over or forced to leave. You'd more than likely not get a year of poor performance at a new job. It's an apples to oranges comparison. That doesn't mean you should boo them. I still say the whole arena not making a sound would be more effective than booing.
Now Cal would have been fired from a real job after his performance slipped. He might have gotten a little leeway because of how he's performed in his earlier years, but that wouldn't have lasted for 3 or 4 years. Having a ridiculous contract that doesn't punish you for poor performance is what has gotten us here. Just keep underperforming and cashing checks. He gets more money in a couple of days than hard working regular people get in a year. That's insane.
I only boo referees or unsportsmanlike conduct during games. Anything else just looks classless to me. To each their own.
Grown men booing teenagers over a game said grown men are not playing in or coaching is pretty lame, but if some of y'all can’t control your emotions, go for it.
I find it classless to boo the home team, but if college sports make you this mad, nothing will stop you.
I find it classless to boo the home team, but if college sports make you this mad, nothing will stop you.
If they can showboat, disrespect each other, and celebrate average play, then they can withstand a little criticism..
Is it tasteful to boo @susan2361 in response to booing? I’ll hang up and listen
I don't want the players to think we are booing them, when we want to boo the coach. So the answer is simple. Bring pies and aim for Cal. **
** (Calm down, Bass pro, it was a joke).
** (Calm down, Bass pro, it was a joke).
Seems to be a prevailing thought with the 25 and under generation that booing is harmful to mental health and intrudes on players' 'safe space.'
Of course, people 25 and under - without exception - are morons (not their fault, I didn't have a clue WTF I was talking about when I was young either).
So yeah, boo away.
Of course, people 25 and under - without exception - are morons (not their fault, I didn't have a clue WTF I was talking about when I was young either).
So yeah, boo away.
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