Didn't anybody think about the children?






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Wow, that is so unsportsmanlike and outrageous (sarcasm) Were they really asked to bring that down? That is crazy.

Speaking of being asked to remove signs, I remember at the Big West Tournament when Pacific fan(s) put up a sign that said "Still Overrated?" to try to start a fight. An usher took it down to try to prevent a fight and threw the sign away. A Utah State fan then took it out of the garbage can and held it up with the question mark removed.

LOLOL!!!

Bwahahaha!
That’s spot on.

Under what “reasons” was it nessecary to have that removed?

Brito tweeted that the kids were asked to take it down because it was too big - not because of content.

Aggie in Boise - looks like your sign got some attention!

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I confess it was my idea and my teenage son was my co-conspirator. They wouldn't even allow us to take the sign into the arena and they told my son that he couldn't go in until he put his shirt back on. We had a blast at the game! Go Aggies!!!

Aggie in Boise wrote: ↑

February 23rd, 2019, 6:52 pm

I confess it was my idea and my teenage son was my co-conspirator. They wouldn't even allow us to take the sign into the arena and they told my son that he couldn't go in until he put his shirt back on. We had a blast at the game! Go Aggies!!!

aggies22 wrote:

Aggie in Boise wrote: ↑

February 23rd, 2019, 6:52 pm

I confess it was my idea and my teenage son was my co-conspirator. They wouldn't even allow us to take the sign into the arena and they told my son that he couldn't go in until he put his shirt back on. We had a blast at the game! Go Aggies!!!

Awesome!!!


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Aggie in Boise wrote: ↑

February 23rd, 2019, 6:52 pm

I confess it was my idea and my teenage son was my co-conspirator. They wouldn't even allow us to take the sign into the arena and they told my son that he couldn't go in until he put his shirt back on. We had a blast at the game! Go Aggies!!!

Where did your son get his nipple covers? I am sure my wife would love some.

I can't imagine our staff asking anyone to not bring a poster in or or tell them to leave their shirt on. I can't say I really know, but can't imagine it.

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February 23rd, 2019, 7:58 pm

Aggie in Boise wrote: ↑

February 23rd, 2019, 6:52 pm

I confess it was my idea and my teenage son was my co-conspirator. They wouldn't even allow us to take the sign into the arena and they told my son that he couldn't go in until he put his shirt back on. We had a blast at the game! Go Aggies!!!

Where did your son get his nipple covers? I am sure my wife would love some.

LoL. We purchased "his nipple covers" (tatoos) at Locker 42. He's been wearing the same ones for six months or so but mentioned that he would be happy to peel them off and send them to your wife if you want to save some money. Private message me your mailing address if your wife decides to go with the pre-owned/slightly used ones.

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February 23rd, 2019, 10:03 pm

I can't imagine our staff asking anyone to not bring a poster in or or tell them to leave their shirt on. I can't say I really know, but can't imagine it.

We definitely didn't expect that type of treatment (shirts must remain on and no signs over 8" X 11") at Taco Bell Arena. I should have known better. I don't even think that BYU is that strict. It seems like I've seen large signs and fans with shirts off at the Marriott Center. Pretty pathetic.