I thought this was mentioned last year, but I thought and inside source had requested that the student section stop chanting "automatic" when Davente was shooting free throws. I think we are the only student section in the country that makes noise when our own team is at the line.
its not the entire student section, its a select group of fools.
They seem to be proud of their idiocy.
In the warmups davante said on the jumbotron his favorite part of the student section is when they chant that
The student section was in mid season form--they were rockin to start the game. Unfortunately, some players looked to be in mid season form as well. Jamil flashing the 'hang loose' hands after his 3s was awesome.
Yea, before the game on the screen Davante was talking about his favorite part of the student section and he said it was the automatic chant.
Quote from: jfmu on November 11, 2012, 05:39:18 PM
In the warmups davante said on the jumbotron his favorite part of the student section is when they chant that
Yup. Can't fault the students at all. Davante called for it, and considering that after missing the first FT he finished 4/5 from the line, you can't fault DG for calling for the automatic chant either. If he hits 80% all year long, chant away.
it was terrible last year, its even worse now. i had forgotten about it until i heard the bellows from the upper deck
It's ridiculous.
Quote from: MarquetteFan94 on November 11, 2012, 08:44:02 PM
It's ridiculous.
Especially when he misses like today. Act like u been there.
Are all of you just oblivious to the fact that Davante called for it himself? Im not a fan but Davante himself wants the chant.
Quote from: esard2011 on November 11, 2012, 08:51:12 PM
Are all of you just oblivious to the fact that Davante called for it himself? Im not a fan but Davante himself wants the chant.
It's a stupid chant but if it supports the players...why not?
Not a big fan of the chant, but if DG wants it, give it to him.
In any event, I have to admit that the hushed version of the chant in the second half was pretty cool.
I'd prefer a chant of "I Be Chillin".. or "You Be Chillin" when Big Sheesh is at the line. Maybe even a big "DOE!!!!!!!" if the FT is made.
If a 75.6 career free-throw shooter is "automatic," what are Ray Allen, Steve Nash and Dirk Nowitzki?
Basically, the chant is both stupid and inaccurate.
Quote from: MU82 on November 11, 2012, 11:20:23 PM
If a 75.6 career free-throw shooter is "automatic," what are Ray Allen, Steve Nash and Dirk Nowitzki?
Basically, the chant is both stupid and inaccurate.
Davante is Marquette's center. That's the difference.
Quote from: MU82 on November 11, 2012, 11:20:23 PM
If a 75.6 career free-throw shooter is "automatic," what are Ray Allen, Steve Nash and Dirk Nowitzki?
Basically, the chant is both stupid and inaccurate.
It's a chant moron, get over yourself. Davante already said he likes it, what's the big deal to all you old curmudgeons? Games are supposed to be fun, if you want to go to every Heat, Lakers, and Mavs game and chant "AUTOMATIC" every time one of those guys shoots a free throw, be my guest. And to say that it's distracting to a player to hear a chant during a free throw is beyond absurd. D Rose and LeBron hear "MVP" chants every time they go to the line. Go back to sitting on your hands during the game and let the drunk students do what they want.
If Davante wants it, give it to him.
The chant.
The ball on the block.
The open three.
The Gilbert Whopper.
Your mom.
Just give it to him.
Quote from: MarquetteBamaFan on November 12, 2012, 01:06:35 AM
It's a chant moron, get over yourself. Davante already said he likes it, what's the big deal to all you old curmudgeons? Games are supposed to be fun, if you want to go to every Heat, Lakers, and Mavs game and chant "AUTOMATIC" every time one of those guys shoots a free throw, be my guest. And to say that it's distracting to a player to hear a chant during a free throw is beyond absurd. D Rose and LeBron hear "MVP" chants every time they go to the line. Go back to sitting on your hands during the game and let the drunk students do what they want.
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Quote from: MarquetteBamaFan on November 12, 2012, 01:06:35 AM
It's a chant moron, get over yourself. Davante already said he likes it, what's the big deal to all you old curmudgeons? Games are supposed to be fun, if you want to go to every Heat, Lakers, and Mavs game and chant "AUTOMATIC" every time one of those guys shoots a free throw, be my guest. And to say that it's distracting to a player to hear a chant during a free throw is beyond absurd. D Rose and LeBron hear "MVP" chants every time they go to the line. Go back to sitting on your hands during the game and let the drunk students do what they want.
Nice to see our level of discourse is quickly reduced to name-calling. Not sure what I said in my post to merit this, so I'll just attribute your vitriol to lingering feelings of anger following Bama's loss.
Speaking of chants and being a curmudgeon, the students still going with the generic "I believe that we will win" chant was an unwelcome surprise.
Quote from: MerrittsMustache on November 12, 2012, 07:54:32 AM
Speaking of chants and being a curmudgeon, the students still going with the generic "I believe that we will win" chant was an unwelcome surprise.
The student section was given instructions for what they should chant.
Quote from: Hards_Alumni on November 12, 2012, 08:16:40 AM
The student section was given instructions for what they should chant.
By...?
Quote from: MerrittsMustache on November 12, 2012, 08:29:51 AM
By...?
I'm assuming the guys were upperclassmen that have taken the lead for the section. I'd rather have a well-organized, passionate section even with a few borrowed chants (like We Believe) than a student section that has no impact on the game and seems little more into it than the upper bowl.
They had control of the PA system about 45 minutes before tip-off and explained to all the students how things were going to go. Excellent primer for freshmen, but probably good for the seniors as well. If the free throw disparity between the first and second half keeps up at half that rate, they can do whatever they want.
Quote from: Skatastrophy on November 12, 2012, 08:58:11 AM
Probably that jackass stadium announcer guy.
Very nice description. This reminded me of Happy Gilmore..."Step right up and see the amazing, golf-ball whacker guy." Maybe Davante can be the the automatic free throw making guy.
Quote from: brewcity77 on November 12, 2012, 08:53:07 AM
I'm assuming the guys were upperclassmen that have taken the lead for the section. I'd rather have a well-organized, passionate section even with a few borrowed chants (like We Believe) than a student section that has no impact on the game and seems little more into it than the upper bowl.
They had control of the PA system about 45 minutes before tip-off and explained to all the students how things were going to go. Excellent primer for freshmen, but probably good for the seniors as well. If the free throw disparity between the first and second half keeps up at half that rate, they can do whatever they want.
They went through it with the crowd/students at Marquette Madness. I like the concept, but it might be better if they did the same thing but with a different chant specific to MU.
Threads about the student section always make me laugh. They're damned if they do, damned if they don't.
Quote from: Fanatic '11 on November 12, 2012, 09:37:05 AM
Threads about the student section always make me laugh. They're damned if they do, damned if they don't.
That's true. I should clarify my comment above. I think the chant at the beginning is far better than nothing as it is. It's fun for the crowd and brings an energy to start the game. I'm all for doing it, I just think a chant specific to MU using the same format would be cool. I just don't have any suggestions yet on what that would be, but I'm sure the Fanatic leaders could come up with something good.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1TphEh0Qgv0
How about at the start of each game we can get the whole student section to this.
Quote from: MU82 on November 12, 2012, 07:52:04 AM
Nice to see our level of discourse is quickly reduced to name-calling. Not sure what I said in my post to merit this, so I'll just attribute your vitriol to lingering feelings of anger following Bama's loss.
I believe I gave quite a bit of detail in my first post. And you posting an idiotic post and calling it "discourse" is quite funny. How is this even a discussion when the actual player who this is supposedly affecting says he enjoys it?
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I love when old guys try to act cool.
Quote from: StillWarriors on November 12, 2012, 09:36:03 AM
They went through it with the crowd/students at Marquette Madness. I like the concept, but it might be better if they did the same thing but with a different chant specific to MU.
Which is a perfectly fine idea. But for now, this is a hell of an improvement over last year. Considering all the criticism in recent years, I'd think this organization and these attempts at livening things up would be seen as a positive. It's a vast improvement, MU-specific chants would be an even bigger improvement, but walk before you run.
Quote from: brewcity77 on November 12, 2012, 10:45:04 AM
Which is a perfectly fine idea. But for now, this is a hell of an improvement over last year. Considering all the criticism in recent years, I'd think this organization and these attempts at livening things up would be seen as a positive. It's a vast improvement, MU-specific chants would be an even bigger improvement, but walk before you run.
Heck... if you want your student section to imitate someone, you can't do any better that Utah St.
(Aside) During the "we believe" chant, I turned to my wife and said "Utah State." She nodded and asked "do you think Wild Bill is next?" In looking at some of the luchadores in the front row, I thought there might be a chance.... although we have many qualified candidates as far as physique & willingness go, the problem is you can't get centered well enough underneath the hoop at the BC to be conspicuous.
If ever there was a reason to building a basketball-only arena on MU's campus...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcJdG_LnRJU
Quote from: Benny B on November 12, 2012, 12:11:16 PM
Heck... if you want your student section to imitate someone, you can't do any better that Utah St.
(Aside) During the "we believe" chant, I turned to my wife and said "Utah State." She nodded and asked "do you think Wild Bill is next?" In looking at some of the luchadores in the front row, I thought there might be a chance.... although we have many qualified candidates as far as physique & willingness go, the problem is you can't get centered well enough underneath the hoop at the BC to be conspicuous.
If ever there was a reason to building a basketball-only arena on MU's campus...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcJdG_LnRJU
Wild Bill is hilarious.
Too bad when they did the little history clip on him, he wasn't in his get up - just a plain blue shirt.
I'm sure there are plenty of candidates in the Milwaukee/SW Wisconsin area who can put WB to shame.
Quote from: Benny B on November 12, 2012, 12:11:16 PM
Heck... if you want your student section to imitate someone, you can't do any better that Utah St.
"I believe that we will win" isn't even Utah State's best chant:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWFCh0WNk_o
Winning team/losing team is indeed great, but not the best.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLJ9gtHfmnY
Quote
"He's pot. And he's into it."
You don't say.
I like how all you guys freaked out about automatic last year while I loved it... preached it... adored it... now we find out I am right again. I bet Gardner would also like the nickname I gave him, Snorlax. Just saying :)
Quote from: MerrittsMustache on November 12, 2012, 07:54:32 AM
Speaking of chants and being a curmudgeon, the students still going with the generic "I believe that we will win" chant was an unwelcome surprise.
I agree completely that is a pathetic chant. Leave it for the Mo's in Utah. They probably disapprove of my drinkin', carousin', cursin', womanizin', and generally debauched lifestyle so let me look down on their lame ass chant. I like getting a knobber while swilling ale and watching Monday Night Football. They like green jello. To each their own.
Quote from: NeverDrankBefore on November 13, 2012, 01:17:25 AM
I like how all you guys freaked out about automatic last year while I loved it... preached it... adored it... now we find out I am right again. I bet Gardner would also like the nickname I gave him, Snorlax. Just saying :)
I'm not sold on Snorlax (don't even know what that is), but I still chuckle every time I read "NeverDrankBefore".
Quote from: unforgiven on November 13, 2012, 05:10:38 AM
I agree completely that is a pathetic chant. Leave it for the Mo's in Utah. They probably disapprove of my drinkin', carousin', cursin', womanizin', and generally debauched lifestyle so let me look down on their lame ass chant. I like getting a knobber while swilling ale and watching Monday Night Football. They like green jello. To each their own.
I suppose you can't have a thread without someone from the "never left Wisconsin" crowd chiming in.
So basically what I got from this thread is that we in the student section get hassled when we dont show up to games and dont cheer but yet when we do show up to games and have cheers and chants ready we also get hated on. Some real nice logistics some posters have on here.
Quote from: esard2011 on November 13, 2012, 12:43:55 PM
So basically what I got from this thread is that we in the student section get hassled when we dont show up to games and dont cheer but yet when we do show up to games and have cheers and chants ready we also get hated on. Some real nice logistics some posters have on here.
That's pretty much it. My advice: keep bringin' the enthusiasm and let the haters hate. It's what they do.
Quote from: Benny B on November 13, 2012, 09:35:09 AM
I suppose you can't have a thread without someone from the "never left Wisconsin" crowd chiming in.
Not from WI. Nor Chicago. I actually lived in Park City for awhile, an oasis of normalcy in a sea of LDS lunacy. Being too close to the fire made me uncomfortable so I moved to another mountain town. Lots of Mo's here, too, but it is a lifestyle and not a career.
Quote from: esard2011 on November 13, 2012, 12:43:55 PM
So basically what I got from this thread is that we in the student section get hassled when we dont show up to games and dont cheer but yet when we do show up to games and have cheers and chants ready we also get hated on. Some real nice logistics some posters have on here.
Esard, you have probably figured out by now that this board has a number of people whose mental function is tragically hindered by the number of brain cells they killed during their "glory days' at their Alma Mater. Just ignore them.
Quote from: esard2011 on November 13, 2012, 12:43:55 PM
So basically what I got from this thread is that we in the student section get hassled when we dont show up to games and dont cheer but yet when we do show up to games and have cheers and chants ready we also get hated on. Some real nice logistics some posters have on here.
You have to remember that certain topics here can not be discussed rationally.
See any post regarding:
Vander Blue, Dominic James, Larry Williams, The Student Section, Potential Over-signing, etc.
Quote from: RJax55 on November 13, 2012, 12:58:41 PM
You have to remember that certain topics here can not be discussed rationally.
See any post regarding:
Vander Blue, Dominic James, Larry Williams, The Student Section, Potential Over-signing, etc.
You forgot The Possibility of Buzz Taking Another Coaching Job.
Quote from: warriorchick on November 13, 2012, 01:03:48 PM
You forgot The Possibility of Buzz Taking Another Coaching Job.
And Chicos. The poor guy can't even post facts without riling people up anymore.
Quote from: warriorchick on November 13, 2012, 01:03:48 PM
You forgot The Possibility of Buzz Taking Another Coaching Job.
How about Tommy Crean, CBB, Warriors vs Golden Chickens???
Quote from: Bocephys on November 13, 2012, 01:17:13 PM
And Chicos. The poor guy can't even post facts without riling people up anymore.
His "facts" focus on his hatred of Buzz and perverse love for Tanned Tommy. He argues ad hominem with everything predicated on his overblown role within the Marquette SI Office (I was there and you were not!!) Not to mention his shrill tone and obsessive compulsion to scream down anyone not in lockstep with his pov.
Quote from: unforgiven on November 13, 2012, 01:24:52 PM
His "facts" focus on his hatred of Buzz and perverse love for Tanned Tommy. He argues ad hominem with everything predicated on his overblown role within the Marquette SI Office (I was there and you were not!!) Not to mention his shrill tone and obsessive compulsion to scream down anyone not in lockstep with his pov.
Are you screening his email for him?
As a full participant and one of the leaders of the auto-matic chant, I think it's awesome you old hags have a problem with it. We care nothing more than getting MU wins at the BC. With that being said, we will do anything to make the players comfortable while they are out there on the court. I'm sure 95% of you fanatic dumbasses don't know, but DG is not like any other player. He loves the attention we give him on the free-throw line. After his 18 of 20 makes in big east play, look to see who he points up to after the swish. He likes are chants so much we made shirts for it. (If you haven't seen the shirts keep your eyes peeled at the BC, the students wearing them will be the rowdiest fans in the whole gym.) Gardner approved of the shirts to the T-shirt company and had asked me about 20 times when they were getting delivered because he was so anxious. A couple of us are good boys with Davante, I think we would know if he wanted us to stop. So all you no-life losers who care more about this chant than the actual struggles of the team, go back to mommy's basement or your boyfriends bedroom, and go unnatural carnal knowledge yourself! Cause we are here to stay baby.
Sincerely,
Mr. Automatic
Quote from: Mrautomatic on January 10, 2013, 11:50:53 AM
As a full participant and one of the leaders of the auto-matic chant, I think it's awesome you old hags have a problem with it. We care nothing more than getting MU wins at the BC. With that being said, we will do anything to make the players comfortable while they are out there on the court. I'm sure 95% of you fanatic dumbasses don't know, but DG is not like any other player. He loves the attention we give him on the free-throw line. After his 18 of 20 makes in big east play, look to see who he points up to after the swish. He likes are chants so much we made shirts for it. (If you haven't seen the shirts keep your eyes peeled at the BC, the students wearing them will be the rowdiest fans in the whole gym.) Gardner approved of the shirts to the T-shirt company and had asked me about 20 times when they were getting delivered because he was so anxious. A couple of us are good boys with Davante, I think we would know if he wanted us to stop. So all you no-life losers who care more about this chant than the actual struggles of the team, go back to mommy's basement or your boyfriends bedroom, and go frack yourself! Cause we are here to stay baby.
Sincerely,
Mr. Automatic
Who was your admissions officer Mr. Automatic?
Quote from: Mrautomatic on January 10, 2013, 11:50:53 AM
As a full participant and one of the leaders of the auto-matic chant, I think it's awesome you old hags have a problem with it. We care nothing more than getting MU wins at the BC. With that being said, we will do anything to make the players comfortable while they are out there on the court. I'm sure 95% of you fanatic dumbasses don't know, but DG is not like any other player. He loves the attention we give him on the free-throw line. After his 18 of 20 makes in big east play, look to see who he points up to after the swish. He likes are chants so much we made shirts for it. (If you haven't seen the shirts keep your eyes peeled at the BC, the students wearing them will be the rowdiest fans in the whole gym.) Gardner approved of the shirts to the T-shirt company and had asked me about 20 times when they were getting delivered because he was so anxious. A couple of us are good boys with Davante, I think we would know if he wanted us to stop. So all you no-life losers who care more about this chant than the actual struggles of the team, go back to mommy's basement or your boyfriends bedroom, and go frack yourself! Cause we are here to stay baby.
Sincerely,
Mr. Automatic
This is just so awesome on so many levels.
Quote from: Mrautomatic on January 10, 2013, 11:50:53 AM
As a full participant and one of the leaders of the auto-matic chant, I think it's awesome you old hags have a problem with it. We care nothing more than getting MU wins at the BC. With that being said, we will do anything to make the players comfortable while they are out there on the court. I'm sure 95% of you fanatic dumbasses don't know, but DG is not like any other player. He loves the attention we give him on the free-throw line. After his 18 of 20 makes in big east play, look to see who he points up to after the swish. He likes are chants so much we made shirts for it. (If you haven't seen the shirts keep your eyes peeled at the BC, the students wearing them will be the rowdiest fans in the whole gym.) Gardner approved of the shirts to the T-shirt company and had asked me about 20 times when they were getting delivered because he was so anxious. A couple of us are good boys with Davante, I think we would know if he wanted us to stop. So all you no-life losers who care more about this chant than the actual struggles of the team, go back to mommy's basement or your boyfriends bedroom, and go frack yourself! Cause we are here to stay baby.
Sincerely,
Mr. Automatic
You obviously have not spent much time here, nor did you take the time at all to see how most people on this board feel. Most of us felt when that chant started, that it was ridiculous and stupid as it would seem distracting. To go even further, while Davante is a great FT shooter, he is far from "automatic".
However, once learning that Davante actually enjoyed the chant and it helped him concentrate on his FT attempts, most of us felt that if he likes it, than we like it.
Sincerely,
No-life losing fanatic dumbasses
Quote from: Mrautomatic on January 10, 2013, 11:50:53 AM
As a full participant and one of the leaders of the auto-matic chant, I think it's awesome you old hags have a problem with it. We care nothing more than getting MU wins at the BC. With that being said, we will do anything to make the players comfortable while they are out there on the court. I'm sure 95% of you fanatic dumbasses don't know, but DG is not like any other player. He loves the attention we give him on the free-throw line. After his 18 of 20 makes in big east play, look to see who he points up to after the swish. He likes are chants so much we made shirts for it. (If you haven't seen the shirts keep your eyes peeled at the BC, the students wearing them will be the rowdiest fans in the whole gym.) Gardner approved of the shirts to the T-shirt company and had asked me about 20 times when they were getting delivered because he was so anxious. A couple of us are good boys with Davante, I think we would know if he wanted us to stop. So all you no-life losers who care more about this chant than the actual struggles of the team, go back to mommy's basement or your boyfriends bedroom, and go frack yourself! Cause we are here to stay baby.
Sincerely,
Mr. Automatic
Old hags? You're the one getting all crotchety and homophobic over a two-month-old thread, grandpa.
My favorite is the name dropping over being "good boys" with a college basketball player.
Mr. Automatic should really read the more recent thread.
http://www.muscoop.com/index.php?topic=35324.0
Quote from: Mrautomatic on January 10, 2013, 11:50:53 AM
As a full participant and one of the leaders of the auto-matic chant, I think it's awesome you old hags have a problem with it. We care nothing more than getting MU wins at the BC. With that being said, we will do anything to make the players comfortable while they are out there on the court. I'm sure 95% of you fanatic dumbasses don't know, but DG is not like any other player. He loves the attention we give him on the free-throw line. After his 18 of 20 makes in big east play, look to see who he points up to after the swish. He likes are chants so much we made shirts for it. (If you haven't seen the shirts keep your eyes peeled at the BC, the students wearing them will be the rowdiest fans in the whole gym.) Gardner approved of the shirts to the T-shirt company and had asked me about 20 times when they were getting delivered because he was so anxious. A couple of us are good boys with Davante, I think we would know if he wanted us to stop. So all you no-life losers who care more about this chant than the actual struggles of the team, go back to mommy's basement or your boyfriends bedroom, and go frack yourself! Cause we are here to stay baby.
Sincerely,
Mr. Automatic
That's the bro-iest post ever, bro.
Where have all the Warriors gone?
Yep. Knew these guys were complete tools.
Glad we got confirmation.
Quote from: Mrautomatic on January 10, 2013, 11:50:53 AM
As a full participant and one of the leaders of the auto-matic chant, I think it's awesome you old hags have a problem with it. We care nothing more than getting MU wins at the BC. With that being said, we will do anything to make the players comfortable while they are out there on the court. I'm sure 95% of you fanatic dumbasses don't know, but DG is not like any other player. He loves the attention we give him on the free-throw line. After his 18 of 20 makes in big east play, look to see who he points up to after the swish. He likes are chants so much we made shirts for it. (If you haven't seen the shirts keep your eyes peeled at the BC, the students wearing them will be the rowdiest fans in the whole gym.) Gardner approved of the shirts to the T-shirt company and had asked me about 20 times when they were getting delivered because he was so anxious. A couple of us are good boys with Davante, I think we would know if he wanted us to stop. So all you no-life losers who care more about this chant than the actual struggles of the team, go back to mommy's basement or your boyfriends bedroom, and go frack yourself! Cause we are here to stay baby.
Sincerely,
Mr. Automatic
a shining example of cura personalis we should all strive for...
Quote from: MUfan12 on January 10, 2013, 12:35:55 PM
Yep. Knew these guys were complete tools.
Glad we got confirmation.
That was pretty funny. Big-time +1.
Wish these guys were around to do that charming chant for Ric Cobb.
I don't care what our students do as long as they don't show up in speedos like those sister boys at Seton Hall did last night.
Quote from: PuertoRicanNightmare on January 10, 2013, 03:02:11 PM
I don't care what our students do as long as they don't show up in speedos like those sister boys at Seton Hall did last night.
I used to swim and play water polo in high school, I figure I could bust some of the old suits out...
Quote from: The Sultan of South Wayne on January 10, 2013, 12:13:18 PM
My favorite is the name dropping over being "good boys" with a college basketball player.
Ignorance is bliss, eh?
I'd like to start my post with this. 7-8. By far the loudest automatic chant of the season and our boy Davante went 7-8. Also, to the guy who called out Mr. Automatic for talking about a 2 month old thread, sorry man, we don't live and die muscoop.com. We've been busy getting drunk in the best city in America with 18-22 year old girls. I love Marquette nation, I was born a Warrior. I would extend an invite to any of you real fans to our pregame tailgates. We "AUTOMATIC" fans live and breathe MU bball. So what if we wake up at 8am for a 1pm game and get a little too drunk. I guarantee you we love our squad just as much, actually more than those goodie-goodies in the front row. Where were they in Louisville last year? AUTOMATIC was there, LOUD AND MF'ing proud. And we'll be there again, if we're so lucky.
Sincerely,
Section 431
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 17, 2013, 01:50:26 AM
I'd like to start my post with this. 7-8. By far the loudest automatic chant of the season and our boy Davante went 7-8. Also, to the guy who called out Mr. Automatic for talking about a 2 month old thread, sorry man, we don't live and die muscoop.com. We've been busy getting drunk in the best city in America with 18-22 year old girls. I love Marquette nation, I was born a Warrior. I would extend an invite to any of you real fans to our pregame tailgates. We "AUTOMATIC" fans live and breathe MU bball. So what if we wake up at 8am for a 1pm game and get a little too drunk. I guarantee you we love our squad just as much, actually more than those goodie-goodies in the front row. Where were they in Louisville last year? AUTOMATIC was there, LOUD AND MF'ing proud. And we'll be there again, if we're so lucky.
Sincerely,
Section 431
"And on the seventh day, God created the Bro-troll..."
Shouldnt the news feed say that Davante Gardner is "auto-magic?"
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 17, 2013, 01:50:26 AM
I'd like to start my post with this. 7-8. By far the loudest automatic chant of the season and our boy Davante went 7-8. Also, to the guy who called out Mr. Automatic for talking about a 2 month old thread, sorry man, we don't live and die muscoop.com.
Two things...I'm sure Davante had something to do with 7/8.
You don't live and die this site yet you're posting at 2 am about your rock and roll lifestyle? You do realize 2 am is a time you should be LIVING that lifestyle and not trying to show up a bunch of old guys on a website, right?
I have no problem at all with the automatic chant. I did find it funny that the guy in front of me thought it was "O-VER-RAY-TED" but he was also making jokes every time Fuquan Edwin touched the ball because his name is "Fuquan".
Anyway...worry less about MUScoop and more about the 18-22 year old girls that must all be rejecting you if you're on this site at 2 am.
Automatic,
Be careful about calling us old warriors names. Your mom reads this board.
;D
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 17, 2013, 01:50:26 AM
I'd like to start my post with this. 7-8. By far the loudest automatic chant of the season and our boy Davante went 7-8. Also, to the guy who called out Mr. Automatic for talking about a 2 month old thread, sorry man, we don't live and die muscoop.com. We've been busy getting drunk in the best city in America with 18-22 year old girls. I love Marquette nation, I was born a Warrior. I would extend an invite to any of you real fans to our pregame tailgates. We "AUTOMATIC" fans live and breathe MU bball. So what if we wake up at 8am for a 1pm game and get a little too drunk. I guarantee you we love our squad just as much, actually more than those goodie-goodies in the front row. Where were they in Louisville last year? AUTOMATIC was there, LOUD AND MF'ing proud. And we'll be there again, if we're so lucky.
Sincerely,
Section 431
Wouldn't 8 for 8 be considered automatic? Or is 87.5% the new 100%? ;D
I met one of these broseph stalins at Murph's after the MU-UW game; let's just say, I'm not too surprised by these posts.
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 17, 2013, 01:50:26 AM
I'd like to start my post with this. 7-8. By far the loudest automatic chant of the season and our boy Davante went 7-8. Also, to the guy who called out Mr. Automatic for talking about a 2 month old thread, sorry man, we don't live and die muscoop.com. We've been busy getting drunk in the best city in America with 18-22 year old girls. I love Marquette nation, I was born a Warrior. I would extend an invite to any of you real fans to our pregame tailgates. We "AUTOMATIC" fans live and breathe MU bball. So what if we wake up at 8am for a 1pm game and get a little too drunk. I guarantee you we love our squad just as much, actually more than those goodie-goodies in the front row. Where were they in Louisville last year? AUTOMATIC was there, LOUD AND MF'ing proud. And we'll be there again, if we're so lucky.
Sincerely,
Section 431
"You are a madman! When you stole that cow and you're friend started making it with the cow. I wanna party with you cowboy."
Quote from: brewcity77 on January 17, 2013, 05:20:59 AM
Anyway...worry less about MUScoop and more about the 18-22 year old girls that must all be rejecting you if you're on this site at 2 am.
But I thought for sure the transitive property of "AUTOMATIC" (If they chant it, Davante makes it, therefore they must also be "AUTOMATIC") applied here
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 17, 2013, 01:50:26 AM
I'd like to start my post with this.
That's a pretty weak way to start any post.
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 17, 2013, 01:50:26 AM
I'd like to start my post with this. 7-8. By far the loudest automatic chant of the season and our boy Davante went 7-8. Also, to the guy who called out Mr. Automatic for talking about a 2 month old thread, sorry man, we don't live and die muscoop.com. We've been busy getting drunk in the best city in America with 18-22 year old girls. I love Marquette nation, I was born a Warrior. I would extend an invite to any of you real fans to our pregame tailgates.
The amount of Coors Light being pounded at these "tailgates" must be astounding.
u mad bro?
I'm actually enjoying thinking about all the bro-ish things from movies and the internet because of these guys. Right now I can't get "Big tree fall hard" and "That's what I call a sack lunch! num num num num" from Wedding Crashers out of my head. (not that they're really applicable, but entertaining none the less)
Quote from: Bricky on January 17, 2013, 08:36:09 AM
That's a pretty weak way to start any post.
Not as good as, "this is for real..." or "a reliable source told me that..."
Just think baby boomers... your meal ticket for the next 20 years relies upon guys like the Bro-tomatic bunch.
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 17, 2013, 01:50:26 AM
I'd like to start my post with this. 7-8. By far the loudest automatic chant of the season and our boy Davante went 7-8. Also, to the guy who called out Mr. Automatic for talking about a 2 month old thread, sorry man, we don't live and die muscoop.com. We've been busy getting drunk in the best city in America with 18-22 year old girls. I love Marquette nation, I was born a Warrior. I would extend an invite to any of you real fans to our pregame tailgates. We "AUTOMATIC" fans live and breathe MU bball. So what if we wake up at 8am for a 1pm game and get a little too drunk. I guarantee you we love our squad just as much, actually more than those goodie-goodies in the front row. Where were they in Louisville last year? AUTOMATIC was there, LOUD AND MF'ing proud. And we'll be there again, if we're so lucky.
Sincerely,
Section 431
Gotta love the 2am on a Wednesday posts. Looks like the Automatic bros won't be making it past this school year :P
Quote from: Skatastrophy on January 17, 2013, 08:55:32 AM
Gotta love the 2am on a Wednesday posts. Looks like the Automatic bros won't be making it past this school year :P
eh... I made it. Though I wasn't making my nightcap trolling on scoop at 2 am either...
Quote from: Skatastrophy on January 17, 2013, 08:55:32 AM
Gotta love the 2am on a Wednesday posts. Looks like the Automatic bros won't be making it past this school year :P
They'll be fine. I'm sure these bros are drunk all the time, never have to study, pull lots of wool and still get good grades!
(Though we may be old, isn't it nice knowing that when we were college students at our douchebaggiest, there wasn't social media out there for us to broadcast it?)
Quote from: MerrittsMustache on January 17, 2013, 06:19:29 AM
Wouldn't 8 for 8 be considered automatic? Or is 87.5% the new 100%? ;D
You can make statistics work anyway you want them to.
Quote from: lawwarrior12 on January 17, 2013, 07:36:54 AM
I met one of these broseph stalins at Murph's after the MU-UW game; let's just say, I'm not too surprised by these posts.
Well done.
Quote from: The Sultan of South Wayne on January 17, 2013, 08:39:48 AM
The amount of Coors Light being pounded at these "tailgates" must be astounding.
Don't forget about the Jager. I bet these guys are so awesome they have one of these.
(http://images.skymall.com/images/products/0b/1e/06/102632401x.jpg)
Quote from: Skatastrophy on January 17, 2013, 08:55:32 AM
Gotta love the 2am on a Wednesday posts. Looks like the Automatic bros won't be making it past this school year :P
It was a Wednesday, not a Monday. This is Marquette not Harvard.
Quote from: lawwarrior12 on January 17, 2013, 08:56:36 AM
eh... I made it. Though I wasn't making my nightcap trolling on scoop at 2 am either...
I went a year at MU without going to bed before 4. The college life isn't exactly a strenuous one.
and if they're in the college of comm (I was) then it's barely like being in school at all!
As a 32 year old, that too skipped a handful of classes, and spent most Tues-Sun drunk, not sure I would be so, what's the word...cavalier, with my college education in this job market.
Quote from: MerrittsMustache on January 17, 2013, 08:59:24 AM
They'll be fine. I'm sure these bros are drunk all the time, never have to study, pull lots of wool and still get good grades!
(Though we may be old, isn't it nice knowing that when we were college students at our douchebaggiest, there wasn't social media out there for us to broadcast it?)
(http://i.qkme.me/36hf7m.jpg)
Quote from: jesmu84 on January 17, 2013, 09:29:44 AM
(http://i.qkme.me/36hf7m.jpg)
Exactly who I was picturing when I wrote that.
Quote from: MerrittsMustache on January 17, 2013, 08:59:24 AM
They'll be fine. I'm sure these bros are drunk all the time, never have to study, pull lots of wool and still get good grades!
And then dad gets them a job somewhere....
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 17, 2013, 01:50:26 AM
I'd like to start my post with this. 7-8. By far the loudest automatic chant of the season and our boy Davante went 7-8. Also, to the guy who called out Mr. Automatic for talking about a 2 month old thread, sorry man, we don't live and die muscoop.com. We've been busy getting drunk in the best city in America with 18-22 year old girls. I love Marquette nation, I was born a Warrior. I would extend an invite to any of you real fans to our pregame tailgates. We "AUTOMATIC" fans live and breathe MU bball. So what if we wake up at 8am for a 1pm game and get a little too drunk. I guarantee you we love our squad just as much, actually more than those goodie-goodies in the front row. Where were they in Louisville last year? AUTOMATIC was there, LOUD AND MF'ing proud. And we'll be there again, if we're so lucky.
Sincerely,
Section 431
lemme guess...tailgate is at Renee Row courtyard?
Quote from: The Sultan of South Wayne on January 17, 2013, 09:50:49 AM
And then dad gets them a job somewhere....
(http://cdn.static.ovimg.com/episode/311500.jpg)
(http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/24116467.jpg)
The brochachos must still be too drunk from last night to respond to anything...or hooking up with all of those 18-22 year olds
Maybe they're up and fracking crushing some eggs before tossing those plates around the weight room like frisbees, brah. Just destroying those deadlifts.
Quote from: LancesOtherNut on January 17, 2013, 10:43:09 AM
(http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/24116467.jpg)
That's not accurate. He's not blue.
Quote from: Victor McCormick on January 17, 2013, 10:15:52 AM
lemme guess...tailgate is at Renee Row courtyard?
I'm guessing tailgating at 27th and Wisconsins Mobil Gas station. Where else can you buy fawty's of Colt 45 for under 2 bucks.
Anyone care to point out that these "real fans" were halfway up the upper deck? They're too busy bro-ing out to show up early enough to get decent seats.
Quote from: Bocephys on January 17, 2013, 11:21:51 AM
Anyone care to point out that these "real fans" were halfway up the upper deck? They're too busy bro-ing out to show up early enough to get decent seats.
I'd consider myself a real fan that had better things to do other than get to a game hour(s) before tip off to get lower level seats.
Quote from: g0lden3agle on January 17, 2013, 01:10:06 PM
I'd consider myself a real fan that had better things to do other than get to a game hour(s) before tip off to get lower level seats.
um... flask?
Quote from: g0lden3agle on January 17, 2013, 01:10:06 PM
I'd consider myself a real fan that had better things to do other than get to a game hour(s) before tip off to get lower level seats.
Spoken like a true brofan.
The best part about threads like this? It means the team is winning so we can all argue about trivial things such as whether being in the first row or the 20th row make you a superfan.
Quote from: Skatastrophy on January 17, 2013, 08:55:32 AM
Gotta love the 2am on a Wednesday posts. Looks like the Automatic bros won't be making it past this school year :P
You must have been a wild one in college
Quote from: LloydMooresLegs on January 17, 2013, 07:47:40 AM
"You are a madman! When you stole that cow and you're friend started making it with the cow. I wanna party with you cowboy."
What does this mean? Must be something from your own past?
Aaaaaaand one of them is named "Bryce." Just keeps getting better.
Quote from: Jajuannaman on January 17, 2013, 01:42:24 PM
Aaaaaaand one of them is named "Bryce." Just keeps getting better.
Beat me to it.
Quote from: Jajuannaman on January 17, 2013, 01:42:24 PM
Aaaaaaand one of them is named "Bryce." Just keeps getting better.
Bryce is easily one of my most hated names.
Quote from: Jajuannaman on January 17, 2013, 01:42:24 PM
Aaaaaaand one of them is named "Bryce." Just keeps getting better.
Bryce, up before 2pm after a wild night of partying. not bad.
Quote from: bryce on January 17, 2013, 01:36:44 PM
You must have been a wild one in college
Let it go, bro.
And stop popping your collars.
Quote from: JDuquaine on January 17, 2013, 01:48:49 PM
Bryce, up before 2pm after a wild night of partying. not bad.
Didn't make it to his 10am, but it looks like he'll be there for his 2:15 and 3:30. 2 out of 3 constitutes "automatic", surely.
Quote from: MarsupialMadness on January 17, 2013, 02:00:02 PM
Didn't make it to his 10am, but it looks like he'll be there for his 2:15 and 3:30. 2 out of 3 constitutes "automatic", surely.
post of the year
Quote from: Bocephys on January 17, 2013, 11:21:51 AM
Anyone care to point out that these "real fans" were halfway up the upper deck? They're too busy bro-ing out to show up early enough to get decent seats.
Fans like you are what made getting to MU games as a student a f***ing chore. Thanks.
Quote from: Aughnanure on January 17, 2013, 02:10:05 PM
Fans like you are what made getting to MU games as a student a f***ing chore. Thanks.
Huh? You're welcome?
I was merely pointing out that for the "real fans" they claim to be, they were very clearly one of the last students to show up to a sparsely attended game.
Quote from: MarsupialMadness on January 17, 2013, 02:00:02 PM
Didn't make it to his 10am, but it looks like he'll be there for his 2:15 and 3:30. 2 out of 3 constitutes "automatic", surely.
Meat Loaf Seal of Approval.
Were a lot of you guys bullied by the "bro" type of student of something, what's your beef with these kids?
Quote from: MarsupialMadness on January 17, 2013, 02:00:02 PM
Didn't make it to his 10am, but it looks like he'll be there for his 2:15 and 3:30. 2 out of 3 constitutes "automatic", surely.
Steak dinner, boom.
There was an abnormal amount of vomit cleanup in the upper deck last night. Get on their level.
Is this what this website has become?
Bryce, go get Chaz and Chase on here to partake!
Quote from: BRMU23 on January 17, 2013, 02:33:07 PM
Is this what this website has become?
No. It's what it's always been, which is why so many of us are still here after all these years.
Quote from: bryce on January 17, 2013, 01:37:25 PM
What does this mean? Must be something from your own past?
http://bit.ly/10CrEWR
Quote from: lawwarrior12 on January 17, 2013, 03:18:44 PM
http://bit.ly/10CrEWR
or if you'd prefer:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=You+are+a+madman!+When+you+stole+that+cow+and+you%27re+friend+started+making+it+with+the+cow.+I+wanna+party+with+you+cowboy.
Thanks, lawwarrior; I tried tried for a couple of minutes to embed, and then gave up.
Quote from: cbowe3 on January 17, 2013, 02:22:08 PM
Were a lot of you guys bullied by the "bro" type of student of something, what's your beef with these kids?
Unlikely that anyone was "bullied" by bros when they were younger, because it's a relatively recent development. I graduated from MU in 2002, and there was a fairly small bro population. The bro-movement has grown exponentially in the last 5 years, and it's obviously alive and well at MU too.
You seem to be in the dark on why people aren't fans of bros, so I'll give it a shot...
It's pretty common knowledge that bros are some of the most annoying and narcissistic personalities in society. They are often entitled and privileged... they seem to always "accidentally" get in fights and arguments with strangers of all ages and for the most trivial reasons. These "kids" are always in a shocked state of "whats wrong, bro?" when people don't want to engage with them or when people aren't impressed with them. They love attention (which we're all giving them now), and are pretty much the male equivalent of Hollywood's spoiled ditsy blonde stereotype. Every bro doesn't suck, but it's the vast majority of them. The ones in this thread epitomize the bad side of bros.
I can't believe I did a "When I was young..." about bros.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TOHhLYTUps
http://media.mtvnservices.com/mgid:arc:video:southparkstudios.com:f4c239ba-ff3b-11e0-aca6-0026b9414f30
Awesome... I just figured out how to embed video. My apologies to all of you in advance.
Quote from: wardle2wade on January 17, 2013, 03:29:18 PM
Unlikely that anyone was "bullied" by bros when they were younger, because it's a relatively recent development. I graduated from MU in 2002, and there was a fairly small bro population. The bro-movement has grown exponentially in the last 5 years, and it's obviously alive and well at MU too.
You seem to be in the dark on why people aren't fans of bros, so I'll give it a shot...
It's pretty common knowledge that bros are some of the most annoying and narcissistic personalities in society. They are often entitled and privileged... they seem to always "accidentally" get in fights and arguments with strangers of all ages and for the most trivial reasons. These "kids" are always in a shocked state of "whats wrong, bro?" when people don't want to engage with them or when people aren't impressed with them. They love attention (which we're all giving them now), and are pretty much the male equivalent of Hollywood's spoiled ditsy blonde stereotype. Every bro doesn't suck, but it's the vast majority of them. The ones in this thread epitomize the bad side of bros.
I can't believe I did a "When I was young..." about bros.
Bros have been around forever. They just weren't labelled as such.
Quote from: wardle2wade on January 17, 2013, 03:29:18 PM
Unlikely that anyone was "bullied" by bros when they were younger, because it's a relatively recent development. I graduated from MU in 2002, and there was a fairly small bro population. The bro-movement has grown exponentially in the last 5 years, and it's obviously alive and well at MU too.
You seem to be in the dark on why people aren't fans of bros, so I'll give it a shot...
It's pretty common knowledge that bros are some of the most annoying and narcissistic personalities in society. They are often entitled and privileged... they seem to always "accidentally" get in fights and arguments with strangers of all ages and for the most trivial reasons. These "kids" are always in a shocked state of "whats wrong, bro?" when people don't want to engage with them or when people aren't impressed with them. They love attention (which we're all giving them now), and are pretty much the male equivalent of Hollywood's spoiled ditsy blonde stereotype. Every bro doesn't suck, but it's the vast majority of them. The ones in this thread epitomize the bad side of bros.
I can't believe I did a "When I was young..." about bros.
Another fairly recent development in society is anonymous, narcissistic people criticizing and judging others because they hold different views about something or adhere to a different lifestyle. Oh wait, its not new. Quit the hate crimes against bros.
Quote from: Benny B on January 17, 2013, 04:31:30 PM
http://media.mtvnservices.com/mgid:arc:video:southparkstudios.com:f4c239ba-ff3b-11e0-aca6-0026b9414f30
Awesome... I just figured out how to embed video. My apologies to all of you in advance.
No apology needed as long as you keep delivering quality.
Can we please pin this thread? It's epic on many levels and surely one I will want to revisit in the future.
Quote from: MarsupialMadness on January 17, 2013, 02:00:02 PM
Didn't make it to his 10am, but it looks like he'll be there for his 2:15 and 3:30. 2 out of 3 constitutes "automatic", surely.
You win, water spit all over my desk!
Post of the year so far for me!
Quote from: BRMU23 on January 17, 2013, 04:45:45 PM
Another fairly recent development in society is anonymous, narcissistic people criticizing and judging others because they hold different views about something or adhere to a different lifestyle. Oh wait, its not new. Quit the hate crimes against bros.
Should I take it another level?
"And there's an even more recent development in society where even more anonymous narcissistic people judge and criticize other narcissistic anonymous people who then judge and criticize bros."
#epicthread
Quote from: The Sultan of South Wayne on January 17, 2013, 04:32:42 PM
Bros have been around forever. They just weren't labelled as such.
And so have geeks, nerds and wall flowers
Quote from: bryce on January 17, 2013, 07:50:36 PM
And so have geeks, nerds and wall flowers
The Wallflowers were founded in '89.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wallflowers
Quote from: bryce on January 17, 2013, 07:50:36 PM
And so have geeks, nerds and wall flowers
10 points if that was an intentional reference to Breakfast Club.
Negative 100 if not.
Quote from: bryce on January 17, 2013, 07:50:36 PM
And so have geeks, nerds and wall flowers
http://www.youtube.com/v/eA4FxBQ020k
Many partied like rock stars back in the day.....when it was legal, beer was cheap and the weekend started on Tuesday. We would show up drunk, heckle the alumni who didn't stand up, pour beer on Digger.... But there weren't websites around to prove how cool we were. So quit giving your posse bro-jobs.
Quote from: tower912 on January 17, 2013, 08:29:06 PM
Many partied like rock stars back in the day.....when it was legal, beer was cheap and the weekend started on Tuesday. We would show up drunk, heckle the alumni who didn't stand up, pour beer on Digger.... But there weren't websites around to prove how cool we were. So quit giving your posse bro-jobs.
Amen.
I'm just disappointed the bros didn't come back at us more.
Quote from: lawwarrior12 on January 17, 2013, 01:17:36 PM
um... flask?
Quote from: PTM on January 17, 2013, 01:25:45 PM
Spoken like a true brofan.
Quote from: Aughnanure on January 17, 2013, 02:10:05 PM
Fans like you are what made getting to MU games as a student a f***ing chore. Thanks.
Aughnanure hit it on the head. By and large the people that got to the game hours before hand to get a "good" seat were doing it so they could say they did it more than to actually enjoy the game, making them just as narcissistic as the bros. I'd rather show up 30-45 mins before hand, get a seat first row of the upper deck, and be able to actually enjoy the basketball game.
Quote from: g0lden3agle on January 18, 2013, 07:26:16 AM
Aughnanure hit it on the head. By and large the people that got to the game hours before hand to get a "good" seat were doing it so they could say they did it more than to actually enjoy the game, making them just as narcissistic as the bros. I'd rather show up 30-45 mins before hand, get a seat first row of the upper deck, and be able to actually enjoy the basketball game.
In my day, the student section had assigned seats like a regular season ticket (or half-season ticket, I should say). You could pregame until 15 minutes before the scheduled start and still make the tipoff because your seat didn't depend upon when you made it to the arena.
Quote from: warriorchick on January 18, 2013, 08:11:57 AM
In my day, the student section had assigned seats like a regular season ticket (or half-season ticket, I should say). You could pregame until 15 minutes before the scheduled start and still make the tipoff because your seat didn't depend upon when you made it to the arena.
Ditto. The problem with that is that your seats depended on your class, so you had a bunch of lame ass graduate and law students by the floor. OTOH, I don't recall the student section going into the upper deck. I know I never sat up there for a game. It is much better now than in my day, but the basketball is much better as well.
Quote from: warriorchick on January 18, 2013, 08:11:57 AM
In my day, the student section had assigned seats like a regular season ticket (or half-season ticket, I should say). You could pregame until 15 minutes before the scheduled start and still make the tipoff because your seat didn't depend upon when you made it to the arena.
In my day, student seats were not assigned. However, you could still pregame until 15 minutes before tip and get great seats because no one wanted to go watch a Marquette-Tulane barnburner. Then Dwyane Wade burst onto the scene my senior year and we could only pregame until 30 minutes before tip. It was rough.
Quote from: The Sultan of South Wayne on January 18, 2013, 08:17:36 AM
Ditto. The problem with that is that your seats depended on your class, so you had a bunch of lame ass graduate and law students by the floor. OTOH, I don't recall the student section going into the upper deck. I know I never sat up there for a game. It is much better now than in my day, but the basketball is much better as well.
In the pre-BC days there were so few seats in the student section that a student season ticket covered only half the home games. You could request either the Blue plan or the Gold plan. No one went into the upper deck because the student section didn't go up that far.
Quote from: warriorchick on January 18, 2013, 08:26:23 AM
In the pre-BC days there were so few seats in the student section that a student season ticket covered only half the home games. You could request either the Blue plan or the Gold plan. No one went into the upper deck because the student section didn't go up that far.
Yes, and we had to camp out for a week to get a chance for those split games.
The student section did go into the upper deck at the old Milwaukee Arena. As a dumb freshmen in the late 70's, we signed up as a group of 7, and ended up in the last 5 seats in the corner of the upper deck.
Quote from: Dr. Blackheart on January 18, 2013, 08:32:48 AM
Yes, and we had to camp out for a week to get a chance for those split games.
That's an awful long time to be camped outside with all those tyrannosaurs roaming around...
Quote from: Dr. Blackheart on January 18, 2013, 08:32:48 AM
Yes, and we had to camp out for a week to get a chance for those split games.
Central Mall camping out ended around 1978 or 1979. That's when MU went from the full season tix for students to the 1/2 Blue/Gold format. When I got to campus in '79, the upperclassman were lamenting the change. It may have happened to some extent my Frosh year, I simply don't recall and certainly few participated. I had a sense that Fr. Raynor didn't mind a night or two but I believe it had started to extend well beyond that.
Can you imagine today? Tents and free flowing beer for days on end in the central mall? Folks today can't believe the Party of the Century from '81.
Quote from: Archies Bat on January 18, 2013, 08:36:51 AM
The student section did go into the upper deck at the old Milwaukee Arena. As a dumb freshmen in the late 70's, we signed up as a group of 7, and ended up in the last 5 seats in the corner of the upper deck.
I stand corrected then. I was a transfer student, so I started in the lower deck. Maybe I just never turned around. :P
Quote from: Archies Bat on January 18, 2013, 08:36:51 AM
The student section did go into the upper deck at the old Milwaukee Arena. As a dumb freshmen in the late 70's, we signed up as a group of 7, and ended up in the last 5 seats in the corner of the upper deck.
So Al was talking about your seats when he said he looked into the corner to make sure they were filled?
You would have needed to turn around, twist your neck, and squint to see our seats. Even after that, I did prefer reserved seats. By my last year, we ended up in the 3rd row behind the basket.
Quote from: Victor McCormick on January 18, 2013, 08:54:40 AM
So Al was talking about your seats when he said he looked into the corner to make sure they were filled?
You bet. The only good thing about those seats was at the time, you could easily smuggle in beer.
In defense of Bryce I am a recovering Broseph myself. Me and my fellow teddy brosevelts were almost ALWAYS late for tipoff and in the upper deck, always due to excessive drinking of brotein shakes and brotato chips at Renee Brow before the game. Would it have been nice to to see that opening video once in a while (didn't even know they did that until I got season tickets as an alumni), sure. Do I have regrets? No. We had a blast. As a 27 year old, do I now enjoy getting there early, being a stats geek, and put more energy into the team than to drinking beforehand? Yes.
Be easy on him. He's probably 19ish. We've all been there. He's actually more engaged in the game than I was...leading a chant that one of our players likes. And he's right about one thing. The students who get there 2 hours before the game to rush the doors as they opened to get the best seats in a 1/3 empty student section were...well...a little strange in my opinion.
Quote from: jsglow on January 18, 2013, 08:40:13 AM
Central Mall camping out ended around 1978 or 1979. That's when MU went from the full season tix for students to the 1/2 Blue/Gold format. When I got to campus in '79, the upperclassman were lamenting the change. It may have happened to some extent my Frosh year, I simply don't recall and certainly few participated. I had a sense that Fr. Raynor didn't mind a night or two but I believe it had started to extend well beyond that.
Can you imagine today? Tents and free flowing beer for days on end in the central mall? Folks today can't believe the Party of the Century from '81.
Last Camp Out was 1976. First tents popped up 15 days before the sale date. There was a lotta PBR but prolly even more ganja. Folks walkin past from the old union to LaLumiere would stop by the tent for a toke or two. Made for a more interesting Spanish lit class.
Quote from: Dr. Blackheart on January 18, 2013, 08:32:48 AM
Yes, and we had to camp out for a week to get a chance for those split games.
Camp Out was for all home games. Seats were assigned but limited, hence the camp out. First tent got first dibs on seats. Priority was given to your tent number, regardless of class (ie Fr, Soph, Jr, Sr.) Pretty fair system. Rule was that you had to have 50% of your tent present at all times. There was a stink when tents began having a coed population. The VP of Student Affairs, Dr Scott, was a real dinosaur and he said that coed tents was unacceptable (which made it impossible for males and females to have tix together!) Remember that coed visits in the dorms still required the door to be open and all feet on the floor! Not sure this was actually enforced but it was in the books. And female visitors had to be out at midnight. Hard to believe but that was life at MU in the 70s.
Back in the day, when games were at the Mecca, a bunch of us at the Lighthouse had a good part of the first row of the upper deck, right at midcourt. There was a beer stand immediately out the tunnel leading to the concourse. Between pre-game parties at our house, drinking on the walk down to the Mecca and the beer at the game, we never had the need or the desire to get to the game too early.
Quote from: rawhide on January 18, 2013, 11:10:31 AM
Last Camp Out was 1976. First tents popped up 15 days before the sale date. There was a lotta PBR but prolly even more ganja. Folks walkin past from the old union to LaLumiere would stop by the tent for a toke or two. Made for a more interesting Spanish lit class.
Thanks raw. I guess a few of those upperclassmen hung around a few extra years. Can you imagine today??
Quote from: rawhide on January 18, 2013, 11:21:42 AM
The VP of Student Affairs, Dr Scott, was a real dinosaur and he said that coed tents was unacceptable (which made it impossible for males and females to have tix together!)
I knew Jim Scott reasonably well, even when I was a student. Bit of a micro-manager for sure but no doubt the 'camp out thing' had to change.
Funny.... I know professors today who were students back then. Bet there are some well buried stories that can't be told in the lecture halls.
Quote from: jsglow on January 18, 2013, 11:30:05 AM
I knew Jim Scott reasonably well, even when I was a student. Bit of a micro-manager for sure but no doubt the 'camp out thing' had to change.
Funny.... I know professors today who were students back then. Bet there are some well buried stories that can't be told in the lecture halls.
Scott sported a flat top high and tight and those black framed birth control glasses which were vestiges from his days in the Marine Corps. He still had that look and demeanor. He was beside himself that tents were coed and that there was heavy ganja use. He prowled the area at night trying to catch fornicators and smokers. In fact, when he ended the camp out in 1977 he cited the illicit behaviors that the Camp Out facilitated. I think he was the guy who cancelled a planned showing of Last Tango In Paris at the Varsity. That one caught national media attention. Different world. How I miss those Camp Outs and the illicit behaviors they facilitated.
Quote from: rawhide on January 18, 2013, 11:46:27 AM
Scott sported a flat top high and tight and those black framed birth control glasses which were vestiges from his days in the Marine Corps. He still had that look and demeanor. He was beside himself that tents were coed and that there was heavy ganja use. He prowled the area at night trying to catch fornicators and smokers. In fact, when he ended the camp out in 1977 he cited the illicit behaviors that the Camp Out facilitated. I think he was the guy who cancelled a planned showing of Last Tango In Paris at the Varsity. That one caught national media attention. Different world. How I miss those Camp Outs and the illicit behaviors they facilitated.
You remember the Dr. Scott look very well. Your description is perfect. Now I could start a Quentin Quade thread but Steph is a friend of mine.
Look. I see this two ways. First, via my misspent youth. Second, as the dad of 2 current MU students.
Quote from: jsglow on January 18, 2013, 12:04:25 PM
First, via my misspent youth. Second, as the dad of 2 current MU students.
How is the former possible given the latter?
Now if you had kids that went to ND and UW, then one would probably expect that you spent a few years in juvie.
Quote from: Benny B on January 18, 2013, 12:14:34 PM
How is the former possible given the latter?
Now if you had kids that went to ND and UW, then one would probably expect that you spent a few years in juvie.
Ok. I suppose it wasn't a misspent youth. And I'm sure I don't need to know my old man's MU stories. I'm confident his were way more colorful than mine. Only took him 7 years to graduate.
Quote from: jsglow on January 18, 2013, 12:27:32 PM
Ok. I suppose it wasn't a misspent youth. And I'm sure I don't need to know my old man's MU stories. I'm confident his were way more colorful than mine. Only took him 7 years to graduate.
Alotta people go to college for seven years.
Quote from: jsglow on January 18, 2013, 12:04:25 PM
You remember the Dr. Scott look very well. Your description is perfect. Now I could start a Quentin Quade thread but Steph is a friend of mine.
Look. I see this two ways. First, via my misspent youth. Second, as the dad of 2 current MU students.
Was Steph the hot brunette? Quade had a whole tribe but one of his daughters was ridiculous. If she is the one who transferred to Loyola LA then she is a righteous friend. We worked together in the admissions office one summer after she transferred to Loyola. She was back in Beer Town for the summer and staying at her old room mates place on 15th instead of with dad in South Milwaukee. I am from Topanga so we spent a lot of time rappin about LA (Cali really put the zap on her brain and she was hooked. Said she wanted to stay there for the summer by Quent made her come back. Man she was smokin. I can see why the old boy wanted her home with a chastity belt.)
We used to do the applicant tours, stuff envelopes, and all of that menial crap. We would sneak over to Joan of Arc to spark doobs during lunch. Almost every night after work we hit the Lanche. It was a righteous summer. Steph had some of us out of towners over to her parents pad a couple Sundays. Her family did the big sit down dinner thing so it was a cool palate cleanser from our animal existence. One of the dudes in the Admissions office was Dave Sinker. He made a snide comment of some sort at the dinner table which made Quentin pretty indignant. Steph and I were pretty stoned and we thought it all amusing. I guess Quent told her to never bring that "lout" to his home again. At the end of the summer we had an aloha party for Steph at the Lanche that was catered by Wales on Wells. I remember the locals were all over the food like flies on crap.
Anyhow, I had forgotten all about Steph Quade and that summer. Man did I want a taste of her but she was really like one of the dudes only she had a great smile and really slick laugh. What a great person.
Quote from: rawhide on January 18, 2013, 12:32:12 PM
Was Steph the hot brunette?
Um. No. And the rest of what you wrote was simply too painful to read.
Wow. Maybe she wasn't Quade's daughter. Who was the VP of something at Marquette who lived in South Milwaukee then?
Quote from: rawhide on January 18, 2013, 12:32:12 PM
Was Steph the hot brunette? Quade had a whole tribe but one of his daughters was ridiculous. If she is the one who transferred to Loyola LA then she is a righteous friend. We worked together in the admissions office one summer after she transferred to Loyola. She was back in Beer Town for the summer and staying at her old room mates place on 15th instead of with dad in South Milwaukee. I am from Topanga so we spent a lot of time rappin about LA (Cali really put the zap on her brain and she was hooked. Said she wanted to stay there for the summer by Quent made her come back. Man she was smokin. I can see why the old boy wanted her home with a chastity belt.)
We used to do the applicant tours, stuff envelopes, and all of that menial crap. We would sneak over to Joan of Arc to spark doobs during lunch. Almost every night after work we hit the Lanche. It was a righteous summer. Steph had some of us out of towners over to her parents pad a couple Sundays. Her family did the big sit down dinner thing so it was a cool palate cleanser from our animal existence. One of the dudes in the Admissions office was Dave Sinker. He made a snide comment of some sort at the dinner table which made Quentin pretty indignant. Steph and I were pretty stoned and we thought it all amusing. I guess Quent told her to never bring that "lout" to his home again. At the end of the summer we had an aloha party for Steph at the Lanche that was catered by Wales on Wells. I remember the locals were all over the food like flies on crap.
Anyhow, I had forgotten all about Steph Quade and that summer. Man did I want a taste of her but she was really like one of the dudes only she had a great smile and really slick laugh. What a great person.
Steph is blonde. And the current Dean of Students.
And single, gentlemen......................
Quote from: rawhide on January 18, 2013, 12:32:12 PM
Was Steph the hot brunette? Quade had a whole tribe but one of his daughters was ridiculous. If she is the one who transferred to Loyola LA then she is a righteous friend. We worked together in the admissions office one summer after she transferred to Loyola. She was back in Beer Town for the summer and staying at her old room mates place on 15th instead of with dad in South Milwaukee. I am from Topanga so we spent a lot of time rappin about LA (Cali really put the zap on her brain and she was hooked. Said she wanted to stay there for the summer by Quent made her come back. Man she was smokin. I can see why the old boy wanted her home with a chastity belt.)
We used to do the applicant tours, stuff envelopes, and all of that menial crap. We would sneak over to Joan of Arc to spark doobs during lunch. Almost every night after work we hit the Lanche. It was a righteous summer. Steph had some of us out of towners over to her parents pad a couple Sundays. Her family did the big sit down dinner thing so it was a cool palate cleanser from our animal existence. One of the dudes in the Admissions office was Dave Sinker. He made a snide comment of some sort at the dinner table which made Quentin pretty indignant. Steph and I were pretty stoned and we thought it all amusing. I guess Quent told her to never bring that "lout" to his home again. At the end of the summer we had an aloha party for Steph at the Lanche that was catered by Wales on Wells. I remember the locals were all over the food like flies on crap.
Anyhow, I had forgotten all about Steph Quade and that summer. Man did I want a taste of her but she was really like one of the dudes only she had a great smile and really slick laugh. What a great person.
This guy. I like this guy.
Quote from: warriorchick on January 18, 2013, 12:41:17 PM
Steph is blonde. And the current Dean of Students.
And single, gentlemen......................
Did one of her sisters transfer to Loyola LA? Man I swear it was Quade's daughter. Sinker told Quade at the dinner table that he looked like a cross between Alan Funt and Martin Balsam only not as funny. Got the old dude twisted in a major way. That was one of those moments where you kept your head down for fear of bursting into laughter.
But I would be amused by a transcript from any dinner attended by Quentin and Dave Sinker. :o
Quote from: rawhide on January 18, 2013, 12:40:50 PM
Wow. Maybe she wasn't Quade's daughter. Who was the VP of something at Marquette who lived in South Milwaukee then?
Ed Simmons? He put a huge pile of kids through MU. Tim is currently the Executive Director of the Alumni Association and a HS classmate of mine.
Quote from: warriorchick on January 18, 2013, 12:41:17 PM
Steph is blonde. And the current Dean of Students.
And single, gentlemen......................
hmm...
http://jaspa.creighton.edu/Committees/chair%20pics/stephanie.JPG (http://jaspa.creighton.edu/Committees/chair%20pics/stephanie.JPG)
Quote from: warriorchick on January 18, 2013, 12:41:17 PM
Steph is blonde. And the current Dean of Students.
And single, gentlemen......................
I googled her. That is
definitely not the Quade daughter who worked in Admissions that summer. Man she was suh mokin!
Quote from: jesmu84 on January 18, 2013, 01:47:24 PM
hmm...
http://jaspa.creighton.edu/Committees/chair%20pics/stephanie.JPG (http://jaspa.creighton.edu/Committees/chair%20pics/stephanie.JPG)
nice ::)
The irony is that this thread started by criticizing bros and the brosomness. It's now middle aged dudes talking about the weed they smoked in college and making goo-goo eyes at the Dean's daughter.
Glass Houses and all that...
Quote from: akmarq on January 18, 2013, 02:03:15 PM
The irony is that this thread started by criticizing bros and the brosomness. It's now middle aged dudes talking about the weed they smoked in college and making goo-goo eyes at the Dean's daughter.
Glass Houses and all that...
It's the Circle of Bro-life.
Quote from: akmarq on January 18, 2013, 02:03:15 PM
The irony is that this thread started by criticizing bros and the brosomness. It's now middle aged dudes talking about the weed they smoked in college and making goo-goo eyes at the Dean's daughter.
Glass Houses and all that...
"He was night putting, just putting at night...with the 15-year-old daughter of the Dean."
Quote from: akmarq on January 18, 2013, 02:03:15 PM
The irony is that this thread started by criticizing bros and the brosomness. It's now middle aged dudes talking about the weed they smoked in college and making goo-goo eyes at the Dean's daughter.
Glass Houses and all that...
"That which we call a brose by any other name would still be as brolicious" - Romeo and Juliet
Quote from: jsglow on January 18, 2013, 01:22:03 PM
Ed Simmons? He put a huge pile of kids through MU. Tim is currently the Executive Director of the Alumni Association and a HS classmate of mine.
Simmons! That's it! What was the daughter's name who transferred from MU to Loyola LA? Man, was she a babeola. I couldn't keep my eyes off her ass for months. Man, I never saw the sky that summer with that thing shakin around in front of me. We went through a couple pounds of Lumbo Gold and Matanuska that summer, man. She had us over to her house for Sunday dinner a couple times, too. I think they lived down in South Milwaukee near a big ass park on the lake. They had like 12 kids. Her old man was a real quiet, serious kinda dude. He didn't say much during dinner as the horde of sonic youth was grabbing the mike all the time. He was the dude who Sinker kept asking if he was related to Martin Balsam or Alan Funt. Finally old Ed asks Sinker if he is always so irreverent on 'the Sabbath.' Funny thing is that he was real gracious to us and made a point to ask about each of us like where we were from what we were studying and where we wanted to go in life. I remember we were pretty laced up on some Thai sticks and his smoking hot daughter rambled on and on about how she got lost on Supelveda Blvd. Her dad finally said that she sounded like she was still lost on Supelveda. One thing I remember is that they had a house keeper or something who looked like Hazel the Maid.
I mixed up the Quade visit. That whole summer is still like a blur, man. Quade's daughter also worked at Admissions and she had us over too. I think the Quade and Simmons girls felt sorry for us cause we lived like filthy animals. We drank 15 cent Red White and Blues at the Lanche and smoked like bags of weed. Dinner was Real Chili, that Gyro place or we grilled brats on this hand me down Weber. Sinker was from Utica NY and during dinner he kept calling it Uterus. I had the good sense to wear a clean Hawaiian shirt but Sinker shows up in a t shirt. The old boy didn't like that one bit and he made someone get him a collared shirt. I think that is what set Sinker off that day cause he went out of his way to be well like Sinker. Quade finally tore into Sinker after the 5th time of calling Utica Uterus. I was really stoked on some righteous blond Lebanese that afternoon so the whole thing was surreal. I seem to recall they lived near the lake too. The dude was a sour guy but his family and hearth scene was pretty cool. They were a nice group of people. It was like they really dug each other like the Waltons or something.
This needs to be narrated by Matthew McCounaghey, wonder years style....
Quote from: indeelaw90 on January 18, 2013, 02:33:15 PM
This needs to be narrated by Matthew McCounaghey, wonder years style....
Who's playing Fred Savage, Rawhide?
Quote from: akmarq on January 18, 2013, 02:03:15 PM
The irony is that this thread started by criticizing bros and the brosomness. It's now middle aged dudes talking about the weed they smoked in college and making goo-goo eyes at the Dean's daughter.
Glass Houses and all that...
Don't hate, bro. Appreciate.
rawhide=warthog?
Rawhide = The Dude from Big Lebowski?
Quote from: Victor McCormick on January 18, 2013, 02:59:01 PM
Rawhide = The Dude from Big Lebowski?
Even The Dude can't tell a story for that length and details.
Quote from: JDuquaine on January 18, 2013, 02:45:44 PM
Who's playing Fred Savage, Rawhide?
More importantly, who's playing this Simmons chick?
Quote from: MerrittsMustache on January 18, 2013, 03:30:09 PM
More importantly, who's playing this Simmons chick?
Winnie Cooper = Warriorchick?
Quote from: MerrittsMustache on January 18, 2013, 02:11:26 PM
"He was night putting, just putting at night...with the 15-year-old daughter of the Dean."
What about Mitch Cumstien?
bro-M-G, this thread is ridic.
Related to the start of this post:
Being in the Automatic part of the student section is one of the best parts of the game. The section gets pumped when Davante goes to the line, and, like the Syracuse game where he goes 12-13 on free throws, the rest of the crowd joins in because. How many other teams have a chant designated for one player, especially when that player loves the chant. He said it makes him feel more confident at the line, and when you can hear a chant like that on TV and see the outcome of his free throws, we got to be doing something right.
Quote from: Splash11 on February 28, 2013, 07:18:19 PM
Related to the start of this post:
Being in the Automatic part of the student section is one of the best parts of the game. The section gets pumped when Davante goes to the line, and, like the Syracuse game where he goes 12-13 on free throws, the rest of the crowd joins in because. How many other teams have a chant designated for one player, especially when that player loves the chant. He said it makes him feel more confident at the line, and when you can hear a chant like that on TV and see the outcome of his free throws, we got to be doing something right.
Exactly. It's all you dude.
I approve of it because Davante asked the student section to do it in a video shown at the beginning of the season and it doesn't affect his free throws (yet). He is still going strong from the line, so I don't see anything really wrong with it besides personal preference and aesthetic feelings. Plus I kind of like being different from most colleges by doing it.
Now the "I believe" chant is something we copied from a smaller college (Utah State) and since they have an amazing student section is sounds great. The first time we did it last year against G-Town, it sounded great and is on youtube but since then not so much. Our student section just doesn't have rhythm a lot of times *cough cough* thunderclap mis-haps / saying chants in a round.
(I skipped pretty much all of the prior posts so I may be saying things already mentioned or that aren't relevant anymore, oh well)
I freely admit I was one of the haters. It's grown on me over the season.
Quote from: Splash11 on February 28, 2013, 07:18:19 PM
Related to the start of this post:
Being in the Automatic part of the student section is one of the best parts of the game. The section gets pumped when Davante goes to the line, and, like the Syracuse game where he goes 12-13 on free throws, the rest of the crowd joins in because. How many other teams have a chant designated for one player, especially when that player loves the chant. He said it makes him feel more confident at the line, and when you can hear a chant like that on TV and see the outcome of his free throws, we got to be doing something right.
You're a little late
Quote from: 96warrior on February 28, 2013, 08:05:02 PM
I freely admit I was one of the haters. It's grown on me over the season.
Ditto. Chant away, peeps!
Homer here.
Am I missing something?
Davante likes it and he makes the free throws.
Next.
It's not normal, but nothing about his is normal.
I should have stayed with my first nickname for him "Mozart"
I say we get the entire crowd to do the I believe chant and then that will be something.
I really want to get the Blue/Gold chant going again but with the entire stadium. Not just the student section. Dont know who of the alumni/season ticket holders wanna start people to get in on that that would be cool.
Quote from: goldeneagle91114 on November 11, 2012, 05:05:19 PM
I thought this was mentioned last year, but I thought and inside source had requested that the student section stop chanting "automatic" when Davente was shooting free throws. I think we are the only student section in the country that makes noise when our own team is at the line.
Homer this thread started last November with the first post above. Once it was pointed out that Davante wanted the chant basically everyone agreed. Thread gets bumped everyonce in a while......
It's like the damn song that never ends around here. Guess what, bros? You won. The chant rocks our alumni socks.
While we're discussing topics at the peak of their relevance, anything you guys would like to add about what time the Carrier Classic game should have started?
We should have chanted "AU-TO-NO-VAK" when Steve was here.
Dude! That's my house you're stonin' on about. And we had NO housekeeper -- that was my MOTHER! Take it all back!
One thing I remember is that they had a house keeper or something who looked like Hazel the Maid.
Quote from: Slim Timmons on March 01, 2013, 01:13:59 PM
Dude! That's my house you're stonin' on about. And we had NO housekeeper -- that was my MOTHER! Take it all back!
Hmmm...I guess this is a little awkward for some of you guys....
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 17, 2013, 01:50:26 AM
I'd like to start my post with this. 7-8. By far the loudest automatic chant of the season and our boy Davante went 7-8. Also, to the guy who called out Mr. Automatic for talking about a 2 month old thread, sorry man, we don't live and die muscoop.com. We've been busy getting drunk in the best city in America with 18-22 year old girls. I love Marquette nation, I was born a Warrior. I would extend an invite to any of you real fans to our pregame tailgates. We "AUTOMATIC" fans live and breathe MU bball. So what if we wake up at 8am for a 1pm game and get a little too drunk. I guarantee you we love our squad just as much, actually more than those goodie-goodies in the front row. Where were they in Louisville last year? AUTOMATIC was there, LOUD AND MF'ing proud. And we'll be there again, if we're so lucky.
Sincerely,
Section 431
People keep asking me if I'm back. Yeah, I am thinking I'm back!
FYI
Those 18-22 year old girls somehow stayed the same age.
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 31, 2016, 04:07:21 PM
People keep asking me if I'm back. Yeah, I am thinking I'm back!
No one was asking.
Quote from: The Sultan of Sunshine on January 31, 2016, 04:15:39 PM
No one was asking.
+1.
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 31, 2016, 04:07:21 PM
People keep asking me if I'm back. Yeah, I am thinking I'm back!
FYI
Those 18-22 year old girls somehow stayed the same age.
"Potential from far, but far from potential."
Quote from: theGRIMMreaper on January 31, 2016, 04:07:21 PM
People keep asking me if I'm back. Yeah, I am thinking I'm back!
FYI
Those 18-22 year old girls somehow stayed the same age.
Good to have you back reaper! Section 431 hasn't been the same in years.
Idk who or why but people in 428 (young alumni coors light corner) were chanting automatic when Sandy went to the line at the end Saturday. He coolly sank both but I found it odd. Liked it when Davante was here because he's one of my all time favorite Warriors.