A lot is engineering students from MN. I think there is some break on the out of state tuition. MN cannot meet the demand they have
ISU Fans: How many of you have had BAD interactions with Hawk fans?
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A lot is engineering students from MN. I think there is some break on the out of state tuition. MN cannot meet the demand they have
I grew up in a family full of Hawks and Huskers…I just knew I could do better for myself!
That's pretty accurate, Mrs. Gaggi unfortunately doesn't look like Beverly DeAngelo hwever.
Such sad stories and sorry for the dumbass hawk fans. Met my wife while she was taunting me about ISU beating Iowa and she is a huge cyclone fan, so theres that haha.
Here's a quote from one of the hok fans:
As much as I hate to say it, in the last 10 - 15 years, being ******** to opposing teams seems to be the norm. As much as I hate to say it, I've seen Iowa fans verbally assaulting older fans from other schools.
I can't blame you but this is why a lot of them do it. Instead of encouraging people to not sell their tickets to Cyclones they resort to asshat behavior to discourage Cyclones from going to games in Kinnick. I don't like seeing hawkeyes in Trice and Hilton but I would never resort to crass and/or violent behavior toward them.
My wife was a student at Iowa when I met her. She hates Iowa fans and has more Iowa State gear than Cy's Locker Room!
My wife grew up in a "tavern" hawk family. After about 5 years of marriage and attending games with me, and taking some major crap from her uncle and one time trying to give a little back and he starts cursing at her and hangs up, she looks at me and goes, "these Iowa fans are some major aholes". This was after I warned her not to give any crap to her uncle. I told her Hawkeye fans love to dish it out but can not take it in return. She told me, he's my uncle and will just take it as a joke. I watched her expressions as she called him, it was priceless. She learned to dislike hawkeye fans that day.
It will be interesting to see how many UNI fans will wear their hok gear to the first game, just to be dicks.
The game we thumped Baylor with Knott playing injured, a couple of Hawk turds rolled in sitting next to us at JTS in full Flintstone regalia.
Immediately announced they were there to watch a good team beat the ***** Clowns. Loud, drunk, and obnoxious. Left early when things were not going their way. I think Iowa even had a home game that day, yet they just had to show up to be Jack wads to anyone within 30 feet of them. Mental.
Those of you that went to the Alamo Bowl: remember when that dude in full hok gear got on the Jumbotron? That was a pretty nasty cascade of boos.
What makes me real sick is that when ISU is up by 3 td's in the 3rd quarter vs UNI, their fans will just take off their Panther shirts to reveal the parakeet shirts they have on underneath.
It is so bizarre that this seems to happen everywhere. Didn't something similar happen at one of the MBB early season tournaments? I want to say Maui, but not sure.
A few years back when we played home vs. UNI and home vs. Iowa the next week, my roommates and I had a bunch of friends that went to UNI and Iowa come and stay with us both weekends. They all wore UNI gear week 1 and Iowa gear week 2. Absolutely hilarious the mental gymnastics they’d go through trying to rationalize why they didn’t look / feel stupid.
It is not that bad honestly. A lot of fan bases do this stuff. I do not get that caught up in the fandom. It wastes to much energy. ISU deserves to have some success. Hard for Iowa fans to grasp that IMO. Not sure why either. Let it go. I feel like most hawkeye fans that dish **** out are the ones that do not follow Iowa enough or have no idea about sports in general. Really annoying. ISU will find fans that do that with more successful seasons in football. When Iowa was doing well in 2015, it was so dumb seeing these "fans" appear when they were successful. I am also a CHIEFS fan and that is annoying also when there are suddenly fans everywhere when they win a superbowl.
This actually happened in Ames, walking from the stadium lots to my brother’s frat. No one else was around as the game was starting right then, so that probably emboldened them.
