That’s beyond the Super Bowl mindset of most Iowa fans. Ferentz would be proud.Do Iowa State fans wear their Iowa State gear to Hawkeye games? Never noticed, but can't say that I watch too many Hawkeye athletic events.
If you root for a team, wouldn't you wear the gear of the team you're rooting for?Traveling the country with Steve Alford trying to find a place that’s passionate about basketball...
Seriously though, probably a transplanted Iowan that roots for both. I’m sure those exist.
Your scheduled reminder that there are other reasons for rooting for a team besides having gone to school there.I think she's a local that:
Shops at Wal-Mart
Works at McDonald's
Didn't go to Iowa like most of their fan base
I root for the other Iowa schools when they aren't playing the Cyclones but I draw that line at owning any Iowa gear, much less wearing it. Not going to happen.If you root for a team, wouldn't you wear the gear of the team you're rooting for?
The tournament was branded as the Puerto Rico Tip-off at Myrtle Beach, so I won't grill you too hard over the details.
Yes, I've seen it from ISU people as well. They all should die.Do Iowa State fans wear their Iowa State gear to Hawkeye games? Never noticed, but can't say that I watch too many Hawkeye athletic events.
Hurricane...Google it.Ha! Whoops I didn't watch. Thought I heard it was in Puerto Rico.
There is always one. Always. Even in the most unlikely of places.
Big 12 MBB tournament in Dallas? Yep.
Pinstripe Bowl rally in NYC? Yep.
I'm pretty sure they have a group chat or something to coordinate so there's always one.Yes there is always one. At the football gamewatch in KC on Saturday one stumbled into the bar 4 of us all turn to each other and said "there is always one"