Watch with hawks?

Will you watch the cyhawk game with hawk fans?

  • Yes, it's a fun day for the whole state!

    Votes: 22 12.6%
  • Yes, reluctantly.

    Votes: 28 16.1%
  • Hell no.

    Votes: 101 58.0%
  • I don't live in Iowa. Good riddance EIU fans.

    Votes: 24 13.8%
  • Don't know. Don't care.

    Votes: 5 2.9%

  • Total voters
    174
Voted "Hell, no" even though I don't live in Iowa. Unfortunately there are still plenty of them skulking around Minnesota.

My brother and I will still probably exchange texts with our hawkeye nephew during the game. But he is more a fan of the football than a db hawk fan so it shouldn't be too bad even if ISU loses. His texts last week while he watched the Iowa game and we were tailgating/at the ISU game were priceless. His eyes were bleeding from watching that offensive performance.
 
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About 5 years ago, I watched the game with in laws and their friends in their neighborhood. 26 people were there, my wife and I were the only Cyclone fans. The game was a loss but I felt like I was winning at life at least.
 
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I’m sure we all have hawk fans that you can watch with, and ones you can’t watch with. This is where I sit.
I agree. But those two groups are most definitely not a 50/50 split
 
About 5 years ago, I watched the game with in laws and their friends in their neighborhood. 26 people were there, my wife and I were the only Cyclone fans. The game was a loss but I felt like I was winning at life at least.
I watched it at the local tavern 2 years ago and I walked out thinking the same thing.
 
I was in high school watching with hawk fans in 2002 (I was the line clone in the group) and they were talking all kinds of smack at halftime. I told them the cyclones looked better in the second half the week prior. They were SILENT after that third quarter. I didn’t even need to say anything, just a wry smile, which seemed to sting even more to them.
 
The wife, kids and I will be watching at a friends house who are having a party for the game, and I will likely be the only one cheering for Iowa State. It will be fun and most people aren’t die hard who take the game as seriously as some on here/whatever iowas boards called do.
 
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I’ll only watch with my family and close friends who are hawk fans. I’ll never go to another game in kinnick or go watch it at a sports bar.
 
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I’m sure we all have hawk fans that you can watch with, and ones you can’t watch with. This is where I sit.

Last time I watched with a Hok fan was a good life long friend in 2014.

It was like a skit; we just caught up on life while yelling at our respective teams.

'Did your dad get back to the state fair this year--Catch the ****ing ball!'

'Yeah he got there for a couple of days why would you run there!!!?'
 
Worst part is I move down here (New Mexico), take an engineering job at the national lab, and one of my coworkers is an Iowa grad.

How far do I have to move before I get rid of these people??
 
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Worst part is I move down here (New Mexico), take an engineering job at the national lab, and one of my coworkers is an Iowa grad.

How far do I have to move before I get rid of these people??

Iowa grads tend to be a little more reasonable.
 
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Done it every year I’m not at the game for a very long time. But my friends aren’t dickheads so it’s not a problem.
 
I visited my son in Solana Beach CA and in driving past a sports bar I noticed a huge hok banner flying from it. Yuk, can't get away from them.