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Smith, who will be making his UCLA debut, has schooled his new teammates on the pratfalls of playing in what Southern Californians might consider the middle of nowhere. Fans at Kansas Sate have few distractions to take their minds off football."The 'Purple People Eaters' are always aggressive," Smith said of the crowd. "We got to be ready for that. They got their little section where they get creative and talk a whole lot of stuff."Stuff?"They are liable to say all kind of things, you know, 'blah, blah, blah,' " Smith said.
That is one of the hardest places to play in the Big 12 Conference.
My buddy went to the KSU-Auburn game a while back. Was stone cold sober, with his parents, and the Auburn fans sitting around him told him that he was even worse than Alabama fans, they couldn't believe how angry he was the whole game.
it makes me how outsiders view manhattan. on the interview i mentioned in the ucla predictos thread one of the UCLA announcers was saying how he didnt think he could order a beer in manhattan because he heard it was dry and nothing to do and petros papadakis set him straight and gave props to people/area
UCLA's Josh Smith warns Bruins about what's in store at Kansas StateThe wide receiver played for a Colorado team that lost to Kansas State, 47-20, in 2007 and says the Bruins must be ready for the fans in Manhattan, Kan.UCLA FOOTBALL FYISeptember 02, 2010|By Chris FosterThere is one UCLA player who knows what awaits the Bruins on Saturday in Manhattan, Kan.Wide receiver Josh Smith has been there, playing for a Colorado team that was scorched by Kansas State, 47-20, in 2007."That is one of the hardest places to play in the Big 12 Conference," said Smith, who had two receptions for 70 yards in the game. "We went in there undefeated in conference, having just beaten Baylor and Oklahoma, and they beat us bad. That crowd came to pull it over."Smith, who will be making his UCLA debut, has schooled his new teammates on the pratfalls of playing in what Southern Californians might consider the middle of nowhere. Fans at Kansas Sate have few distractions to take their minds off football."The 'Purple People Eaters' are always aggressive," Smith said of the crowd. "We got to be ready for that. They got their little section where they get creative and talk a whole lot of stuff."Stuff?"They are liable to say all kind of things, you know, 'blah, blah, blah,' " Smith said.
QuoteSmith, who will be making his UCLA debut, has schooled his new teammates on the pratfalls of playing in what Southern Californians might consider the middle of nowhere. Fans at Kansas Sate have few distractions to take their minds off football."The 'Purple People Eaters' are always aggressive," Smith said of the crowd. "We got to be ready for that. They got their little section where they get creative and talk a whole lot of stuff."Stuff?"They are liable to say all kind of things, you know, 'blah, blah, blah,' " Smith said.http://articles.latimes.com/2010/sep/02/sports/la-sp-0903-ucla-football-fyi-20100903
Quote from: Toupe Tactics Always Fail on September 03, 2010, 09:30:48 AM My buddy went to the KSU-Auburn game a while back. Was stone cold sober, with his parents, and the Auburn fans sitting around him told him that he was even worse than Alabama fans, they couldn't believe how angry he was the whole game.was he the guy yellingKILL!!!! MAIM!!!!! DESTROY!!!!!because if he was, i'd like to shake his hand.
Quote from: EllToPay on September 03, 2010, 08:39:34 AMQuoteSmith, who will be making his UCLA debut, has schooled his new teammates on the pratfalls of playing in what Southern Californians might consider the middle of nowhere. Fans at Kansas Sate have few distractions to take their minds off football."The 'Purple People Eaters' are always aggressive," Smith said of the crowd. "We got to be ready for that. They got their little section where they get creative and talk a whole lot of stuff."Stuff?"They are liable to say all kind of things, you know, 'blah, blah, blah,' " Smith said.http://articles.latimes.com/2010/sep/02/sports/la-sp-0903-ucla-football-fyi-20100903i remember really going after their ginger linebacker and Cody Hawkins on the sidelines at that game. Don't remember heckling Smith, but the hate must have rubbed off.
Quote from: goldenticket on September 03, 2010, 09:36:48 AMit makes me how outsiders view manhattan. on the interview i mentioned in the ucla predictos thread one of the UCLA announcers was saying how he didnt think he could order a beer in manhattan because he heard it was dry and nothing to do and petros papadakis set him straight and gave props to people/areaIt's not Lubbock.
Quote from: MadCat on September 03, 2010, 10:37:59 AMQuote from: goldenticket on September 03, 2010, 09:36:48 AMit makes me how outsiders view manhattan. on the interview i mentioned in the ucla predictos thread one of the UCLA announcers was saying how he didnt think he could order a beer in manhattan because he heard it was dry and nothing to do and petros papadakis set him straight and gave props to people/areaIt's not Lubbock.Lubbock's not dry anymore FWIW
Quote from: asava on September 03, 2010, 10:54:49 AMQuote from: Toupe Tactics Always Fail on September 03, 2010, 09:30:48 AM My buddy went to the KSU-Auburn game a while back. Was stone cold sober, with his parents, and the Auburn fans sitting around him told him that he was even worse than Alabama fans, they couldn't believe how angry he was the whole game.was he the guy yellingKILL!!!! MAIM!!!!! DESTROY!!!!!because if he was, i'd like to shake his hand. Not, sure. I wasn't there. But I imagine that would be pretty tame for him.