My dad went to UGA and is a laid back fan but my brother is a rabid dawg fan.
My husband graduated from LSU. I graduated from Tulane. Mixed marriages can work.
The Dumbo joke is the only one I didnāt get.
Same - though my avatar is a saints helmet, I couldnāt tell you who the starting QB is this season. Iām much more into F1 these days, and even that is fairly casual.
Every year when the MS teams play each other, there is a rift in the family and they stop talking till thanksgiving or Xmas. Itās crazy that a football team from a school they may or may not have gone to twenty years ago can still have such influence in their lives.
The University of Alabama mascot Big Al is an elephant.
My thought is you should root for your team but not disparage other teams. And family and friends before football.
Oh man! Holidays must be fun, lol.
Eta: oh, sorry. We all joke but never get serious.
My dad and many family are LSU grads. My uncle, Tulane. My sister and I liked to stir the pot. At family events, one would weat the green and white screaming LS-poo! And the other in purple and gold screaming Tu-lame! Got the brothers into all sorts of āconversationā
New guy, not bad. Cam Jordan signed again. Hoping for a good year.
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The University of Alabama (team name āThe Crimson Tideā) uses an elephant as its mascot, and heās wearing an Auburn University hat, their archrivals
As a Miami fan, every Alabama homegame where a tornado doesnt touch down in the stadium is a disappointment
Being from TN I find this hysterical.
My wife and I root for different college football teams and different major league baseball teams. When we had our first child, we made 2 rules about our sports fandom:
(1) Root for your favorite team, but donāt disparage your spouseās teams.
(2) Root for your spouseās teams when it doesnāt negatively impact any of your own favorite teams.
Good rules. Iāve seen too much division over sports, especially Auburn-Alabama. And there are wonderful people on every sports team.