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Re: nah not my first time at all

I never liked it either, but I have a little better understanding of it after this year. I watched the Gator walk (or whatever?) before the Ole Miss game. Tim Tebow was high-fiving and whooping it up with the fans before the game and crying afterwards.

It looked really silly when they showed the clip of that and Florida ended up losing! I see similar clips of Auburn and Ole Miss players out there having a great time before the game.

Unfortunately for us fans there isn't a chance for the players to celebrate with us after the game. That is when I'd truly like a Walk of Champions. I know logistically that isn't feasible or possible, but you get my point.

I don't go to WofC. The kids saw it once or twice, and that's all we needed. I see both sides of the coin, but it's just not what I choose to do before game time. There will be no one yelling louder than me once the game starts though.

And who knows??? If we go undefeated and win it all we'll have a huge parade where everyone can be a part. If that's the case I would certainly think the players would be much more interactive. a$# a$#

<blockquote data-quote="Guest" data-source="post: 468784">Re: nah not my first time at allI never liked it either, but I have a little better understanding of it after this year. I watched the Gator walk (or whatever?) before the Ole Miss game.&nbsp; Tim Tebow was high-fiving and whooping it up with the fans before the game and crying afterwards.It looked really silly when they showed the clip of that and Florida ended up losing!&nbsp; I see similar clips of Auburn and Ole Miss players out there having a great time before the game.&nbsp; Unfortunately for us fans there isn&#039;t a chance for the players to celebrate with us after the game.&nbsp; That is when I&#039;d truly like a Walk of Champions.&nbsp; I know logistically that isn&#039;t feasible or possible, but you get my point.I don&#039;t go to WofC.&nbsp; The kids saw it once or twice, and that&#039;s all we needed.&nbsp; I see both sides of the coin, but it&#039;s just not what I choose to do before game time.&nbsp; There will be no one yelling louder than me once the game starts though. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> And who knows???&nbsp; If we go undefeated and win it all we&#039;ll have a huge parade where everyone can be a part.&nbsp; If that&#039;s the case I would certainly think the players would be much more interactive.&nbsp; a$# a$#</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guest, post: 468784"] [b]Re: nah not my first time at all[/b] I never liked it either, but I have a little better understanding of it after this year. I watched the Gator walk (or whatever?) before the Ole Miss game. Tim Tebow was high-fiving and whooping it up with the fans before the game and crying afterwards. It looked really silly when they showed the clip of that and Florida ended up losing! I see similar clips of Auburn and Ole Miss players out there having a great time [i]before[/i] the game. Unfortunately for us fans there isn't a chance for the players to celebrate with us [i]after[/i] the game. That is when I'd truly like a Walk of Champions. I know logistically that isn't feasible or possible, but you get my point. I don't go to WofC. The kids saw it once or twice, and that's all we needed. I see both sides of the coin, but it's just not what I choose to do before game time. There will be no one yelling louder than me once the game starts though. :) And who knows??? If we go undefeated and win it all we'll have a huge parade where everyone can be a part. If that's the case I would certainly think the players would be much more interactive. a$# a$# [/QUOTE]