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I will admit to being borderline psychotic in chat. Whoever doles out sentences for that can sentence me as seen fit.

In my defense, I celebrate the good in chat as much as I overreact and (I can't express myself without swearing) about the bad.

Agreed, stopped going to chat a while ago because of all the complaining. Maybe those people who do it should take a break, if all you can do is complain while watching a 26-6 team then it might be time to take a breather from the chat and making everyone else miserable along with you

ProvoAggie wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 12:00 pm

Chat does have an ignore feature and it works pretty well.

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Guilty of not even trying it, maybe next year ha

I have never visited the chat room, and don’t expect to ever. I can’t think of a reason to.
Can anyone give me one?

ChicAggie wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 11:10 am

NVAggie wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 10:36 am

When you look back, knowing the outcome, it can be annoying.

Oh, it can be annoying in the moment -- not just with 20/20 hindsight. I had to call out a few fans. It's the difference between optimism and pessimism. While I am definitely a realist about the Aggies' prospects after years of cheering for teams that can never quite get over the hump, I still approach individual games with hope and optimism. We all encounter optimists and pessimists in our lives. I prefer optimists.

I agree there are plenty of negative comments in chat, possibly more so because emotions are so high with our 1st trip to the dance (in years) potentially on the line. A little frustrating with the high number of turnovers last night but an exciting game.

I made a sarcastic comment in chat late in the 2nd half when Brito had one bad play after doing a bunch of things well. I posted something about pulling him. Then I immediately posted I was just kidding and he had been great in the 2nd half. I then received an “FO Paco” comment from a really negative chatter...

I was at the game and hence not on chat but I think part of the reason for the (reported) negativism from last night was the nature of the situation we were in. We had everything to lose and nothing to gain. No one was going to give us any credit for beating New Mexico and they would consider it a really bad loss if we didn't win. This was the game that could conceivably keep us out of the NCAA tourney. And we struggled to even get the ball past half court. So of course emotions ran high.

I did not enjoy that game at all. I suffered through it. When Sam picked up his fourth foul (with about 7 minutes left, down 4 or so?) I started to think that we would lose the game. It was brutal. And then what happened? Our team rallied, kept their composure and found a way to win down the stretch as has been their trademark all season. I freaking love this team. But I get why people were pretty low for a while there.

blueaggie wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 10:32 am

I assume many of the chatters were at the game because there were so many Aggie fans at the game that did nothing but sit. They must have been on their phones because they were not cheering at all. It was as if they were at the opera. I'm sure glad we have student that always seem to do a great job. Come on Aggie fans get into the game. Get a little exercise and stand up and cheer! Make a little noise! We have a great chance tonight to have the home court advantage. If you were not here last night make the drive today. Go Aggies!

LOL! This is so true. I'm not sure what it is about an Aggie fan's general lack of ability to cheer but we were commenting on how strange this phenomenon is after getting to witness each fan base during the tourney. If one watches SDSU or UNM or WYO fans, they are loud and boisterous the entire time and it is being lead by adults, not students. For some reason our adult fan base is very reserved unless something super exciting happens in the game. Maybe it is a lack of adult beverages being consumed that would give our fans the courage to act a little crazy for once?

As for what was said in chat, I wasn't there yesterday but I would say it was probably pretty reflective of the same things being said in the arena by Aggie fans too. It was a dismal performance but I agree that if we're there in person then we need to be more vocal and positive to help our team out when they are struggling.

I really enjoy chat. I am usually watching games alone and it's fun to experience the highs and lows of a game with others. Totally cool to let your frustrations out about certain plays or players but some are so negative and hysterical if we aren't up by 20 it can ruin the experience. I guess I need to learn to use the ignore button.

Aglicious wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 1:56 pm

blueaggie wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 10:32 am

I assume many of the chatters were at the game because there were so many Aggie fans at the game that did nothing but sit. They must have been on their phones because they were not cheering at all. It was as if they were at the opera. I'm sure glad we have student that always seem to do a great job. Come on Aggie fans get into the game. Get a little exercise and stand up and cheer! Make a little noise! We have a great chance tonight to have the home court advantage. If you were not here last night make the drive today. Go Aggies!

LOL! This is so true. I'm not sure what it is about an Aggie fan's general lack of ability to cheer but we were commenting on how strange this phenomenon is after getting to witness each fan base during the tourney. If one watches SDSU or UNM or WYO fans, they are loud and boisterous the entire time and it is being lead by adults, not students. For some reason our adult fan base is very reserved unless something super exciting happens in the game. Maybe it is a lack of adult beverages being consumed that would give our fans the courage to act a little crazy for once?

As for what was said in chat, I wasn't there yesterday but I would say it was probably pretty reflective of the same things being said in the arena by Aggie fans too. It was a dismal performance but I agree that if we're there in person then we need to be more vocal and positive to help our team out when they are struggling.

I went to a USU @ UNLV basketball game last year. I was floored at how active the general fan base was. Our blue hair attendees are generally reserved and mad if you stand up and cheer. I'm also blown away at how things get blown out of proportion. "You let them get a first down? What the hell guys! We are going to lose!" It escalates quickly. I don't know what can be done to change this or if this is normal, but it makes our environments less fun and daunting for our opponents.

The ignore button makes chat tolerable for me. The nicest thing is that chat remembers who you have ignored, so it "sticks" until you clear all your cache out. Eliminating one (or maybe two) people completely changes the experience. I recommend it.

treesap32 wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 2:43 pm

The ignore button makes chat tolerable for me. The nicest thing is that chat remembers who you have ignored, so it "sticks" until you clear all your cache out. Eliminating one (or maybe two) people completely changes the experience. I recommend it.

So that’s why you weren’t responding to me?

treesap32 wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 2:43 pm

The ignore button makes chat tolerable for me. The nicest thing is that chat remembers who you have ignored, so it "sticks" until you clear all your cache out. Eliminating one (or maybe two) people completely changes the experience. I recommend it.

So come on back @NVAggie, just set me on ignore and enjoy chat once again!

My favorite part of a big USU win is seeing how quickly USUFans turns it into a bad thing.

I will honestly take negative comments on chat over having to wait for the whole "I believe that will win" schtick on the banner to click stream links.

kofdog wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 10:51 am

Ahbye wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 10:46 am

Amok.

Siri thanks you for correcting her....such an ironic post in a negativism thread, makes me so excited that I've come back

I know, right!? I've got to do what I can to prevent the machines from taking over, and as you said, the negativism thread was the perfect place. As the old saying goes: two burrs, one stone.

Ahbye wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 4:34 pm

kofdog wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 10:51 am

Ahbye wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 10:46 am

Amok.

Siri thanks you for correcting her....such an ironic post in a negativism thread, makes me so excited that I've come back

I know, right!? I've got to do what I can to prevent the machines from taking over, and as you said, the negativism thread was the perfect place. As the old saying goes: two burrs, one stone.

Fair enough

TheSauerkrautKid wrote:I will honestly take negative comments on chat over having to wait for the whole "I believe that will win" schtick on the banner to click stream links.

The link is the same 99% of the time.

EDIT: Clicking the banner will now close it early but by doing so you are also acknowledging that you don't believe.

Aglicious wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 4:06 pm

treesap32 wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 2:43 pm

The ignore button makes chat tolerable for me. The nicest thing is that chat remembers who you have ignored, so it "sticks" until you clear all your cache out. Eliminating one (or maybe two) people completely changes the experience. I recommend it.

So come on back @NVAggie, just set me on ignore and enjoy chat once again!

Be honest @Aglicious, you have me on ignore.

This thread is so meta. Negativity about the negativity of others.

ineptimusprime wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 6:06 pm

This thread is so meta. Negativity about the negativity of others.

Can I construe your comment as negative?

NVAggie wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 6:02 pm

Aglicious wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 4:06 pm

treesap32 wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 2:43 pm

The ignore button makes chat tolerable for me. The nicest thing is that chat remembers who you have ignored, so it "sticks" until you clear all your cache out. Eliminating one (or maybe two) people completely changes the experience. I recommend it.

So come on back @NVAggie, just set me on ignore and enjoy chat once again!

Be honest @Aglicious, you have me on ignore.

Never....I miss our late night talks. You can even have the nickname Agilicious.

Since you made the change I can no longer change my name.

freakboy wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 6:25 pm

ineptimusprime wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 6:06 pm

This thread is so meta. Negativity about the negativity of others.

Can I construe your comment as negative?

Sure! You do you!

I know two wrongs don’t make a right. But don’t two negatives make a positive? I know this will probably be construed as negative, but I truly regret clicking on this thread. And I even more deeply regret the time I just wasted typing this post....


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ineptimusprime wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 6:06 pm

This thread is so meta. Negativity about the negativity of others.

i'm so meta even this acronym

AndroidAggie wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 7:31 pm

ineptimusprime wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 6:06 pm

This thread is so meta. Negativity about the negativity of others.

i'm so meta even this acronym

Well played.

Pacobag wrote: ↑

March 15th, 2019, 1:35 pm

I then received an “FO Paco” comment from a really negative chatter...

Speaking of things said in jest . . . .