3-7-77 said:CDAGRIZ said:This discussion honestly reminds me of when I was about 11 or 12 watching the brawl in Bozeman. Kid in front of me was maybe 7 and there with his grandpa. Old loudmouth hardo (you know the type). Anyway, during a media timeout, the students started hitting around a giant beach ball on the piss stain side. Little kid goes, “Grandpa, look at that huge ball!” Dickhead goes, “Not now [name], we’re here to watch the game. If you want to do that stuff, I’ll take you home.” Kid was so embarrassed. Probably never went to another game.
Memorial Day is a time of memories. Now I think you have provided an answer to a question I've had for the past few years. While tending to my parents grave site, I've noticed flowers and other things left at grave sites. Then, one year there was this beach ball. Looks like 'gramps' finally died and the kid is finally getting his PTSD addressed.
Yeah, I applaud the grandfather for shutting the kid down. That youngster learned an important lesson that day: College football games are not supposed to be fun for kids during media timeouts, or any other time. Those rotten kids have to learn that it's serious business out there. Don't even enter the stadium if you're not tracking 3rd down stats as a 7yo. Gotta build the future.