We used to have season tickets back in the day. I have fond memories of walking to the stadium along with 30,000 other students to cheer on my team during my single BYU days. Then I married the biggest football fan that ever lived! I used to go to lengths to get on TV during a game...body painting, banners, dancing...you name it. One time my friend and I got onto ESPN...what a proud day that was. And so why was Curt surprised when I wanted to cheer on our alma mater when they were in town playing SDSU?
I could care less about Saturday football on TV that seems to actually be M T W Th F S Su football in our house. But I AM a supportive wife & mom when it comes to the football thing. Every week. During the off-season there is always a game on--go figure, reruns from 1994. How fun is that when you know the outcome? Apparently, "I just don't understand." We went, we had a great time...Kevin was in town which made it that much better. And BYU won after SDSU gave them a quite a run. It was fun to be with my boys in their element!
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Go Cougars! Very cool outing w/ your boys.
That's awesome that you got to go to the game. If they make it to a New Years Day bowl game, we might have to go!
I understand football A LOT better now, since Wayne took the time to explain some of the basics with me. You'd figure that with having 5 football playing sons and a cheerleader daughter I would have "gotten it" a long time ago.
Looks like you had a great time. (But I'm still an Aggie)yikes -my kids are gonna to tease me forever about that - hey, it's my Alma Mater!)
Rise and shout! We definitely bleed blue over here too.
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And I just need to hire you to sew my drapes and reupholster furniture! I haven't tried the latter, but the former actually makes me cry tears of boredom. Come be neighbors (bring Becky too!) and we'll all do each other's loathesome jobs.
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