Last Time your Fans Rushed the Field?

[TexasTerror]

Was talking with a co-worker yesterday about all the craziness and the fines that Vanderbilt is facing due to the fans rushing the court in their basketball game against Florida...

So, thought about posing this question to the FCS masses..."when was the last time your program of choice's fan base has rushed the field following an FCS game?"

Let me hear from you...pictures would be great!

[th0m]

'04 NC I'm pretty sure.

[Seven Would Be Nice]

'05 against Furman. I think that was the best game of college football I have ever seen.

There is a video highlights of the game on the board now, actually.

[Peems]

I believe the 04 semifinal against Sam Houston, it wasnt really a rush more a straight aim for the goalposts. I had pictures on my old cellphone but it died and i never got those pics back: smh :

[Peems]

Here are a few:
http://www.egriz.com/GrizPics2/albums/grizpics/2004/football/shsu/normal_12-11-2004-054.jpg


http://www.egriz.com/GrizPics2/albums/grizpics/2004/football/shsu/normal_12-11-2004-053.jpg


and here the goalposts head downtown:http://www.egriz.com/GrizPics2/albums/grizpics/2004/football/shsu/normal_12-11-2004-058.jpg

[spoogemcgee18]

Here's a picture of our last time:

http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/5143/nationalchampionship2we8.jpg

And probably my favorite:

http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/8656/goalpostyg8.jpg

[Go Lehigh TU owl]

2001 OT Playoff win over Hofstra. The next time will be this November when Lehigh beats Lafayette. :nod:

[LehighFan11]

2001 OT Playoff win over Hofstra. The next time will be this November when Lehigh beats Lafayette. :nod:

Ah what a great game that was. Yep next year at home v. Lafayette!

[CCUBeachChicken]

Last time was against JMU. It would have been Furman, but this cooling off period crap stopped it.

[LeopardFan04]

last year's win over Lehigh

[TonkaBison]

Are you kidding we have Dome Nazi's. They threaten to mace the students if they rush the field! That's a quote from this years GWFC championship game over SDSU.

The last time I remember rushing a field was when we won in Montana and I just happened to be there pulling cords for the coaches. Before that you have to go back to McAllen, TX in 1983.

I'm beginning to wonder if playing indoors is so great after all. :confused:

[YaleFootballFan]

For Yale fans, it was November 11, 2006 at Harvard Stadium. Yale had clinched a share of the Ivy title with the win at Harvard:


Yale fans rush the field (http://www-us.flickr.com/photos/sporter/301282966/in/set-1793767/)

In fact it's a yearly tradition where the fans of the winning team rush the field at the conclusion of THE GAME. It doesn't matter what the records are or if the game has title implications and it doesn't matter which stadium the game is being played at. The winning fans will rush the field. I've seen Yale fans charge the field after 3-7 Yale beat 2-8 Harvard and celebrate on the field like they just won the National Championship.

[TheValleyRaider]

Last time the students rushed the field was after beating FAU in the Semis in 2003.

Yes, the game was in Florida. After watching it on ESPN, the students went from downtown to the football field, and tore down the second goalpost. The first had come down the week before when we beat Western Illinois at home in a blizzard. Afterward, the AD apparently remarked "We've been looking to buy new ones anyway. And they only come in pairs."

[CSU BUCS]

Coastal 05

Citadel 06

That's fans actually rushing the field, but the students come onto the field after every home game.

[crunifan]

Since I've been at UNI, 2004, we haven't rushed the field yet.

Then again, it's not the easiest at the UNI-Dome. The field is below the stands a little. So you would have to jump a ways.

[CSU BUCS]

Since I've been at UNI, 2004, we haven't rushed the field yet.

Then again, it's not the easiest at the UNI-Dome. The field is below the stands a little. So you would have to jump a ways.

I almost broke my leg jumping from the stands when APP won their first championship............. man that was a jump:eek: and they had plywood laid out at the bottom so there was no give.:bang:

[slycat]

2005 playoff game against cal poly.

[Tribe4SF]

2004 double overtime win over Delaware in the quarterfinals.

[Husky Alum]

2002 Regular Season Finale againsst JMU to clinch the A-10 Title (We tied with Maine, but I think we won the autobid).

We were so far ahead of JMU at the half we carried cases of champagne into the stands at halftime and started popping corks with about 2-3 minutes to go in the game. The minute we stated popping the corks, the players turned around to see what was going on as every time a bottle popped the fans would cheer and we'd pass the bottle around.

With about 30 seconds to go, a bunch of us just walked onto the sideline and started handing bottles of champagne to the players, the coaches, the President of the University.

It was about 10 degrees at gametime, so we didn't need ice to chill the bubbly.

[bjtheflamesfan]

There were 2 times that the students rushed the field since Ive been at Liberty...


2003- We beat VMI 31-28. VMI was up 28-3 going into the 4th quarter and Eugene Goodman scored 4 touchdowns, and Dre Barnes scored the clinching 2 point conversion with 10 seconds left. That game kicked off a stretch of 5 wins in the last 7 games (including 4 in a row). We would have rushed the field after beating Hofstra in overtime but that game was the day after most of the kids went home for Thanksgiving break.

2006- Beating Charleston Southern 34-20. It was the final home game and with all the success that Coach Rocco had this year, the students sent him off into 2007 with a bang (we would beat VMI the next week to lock up a winning season and one of the top turnarounds in the FCS)

[PaladinFan]

Furman fans are notoriously pretty laid back at sporting events. The last two times were after beating App. State in '05 and Georgia Southern on homecoming in '04 (the best game I'VE seen, 7wbn :))

My laptop has a great picture of the students rushing the field after the App win. This is typically the one that gets passed around from the win over Southern.

GSU fans, have y'all brought down the goal posts anytime recently? At Furman no one really bothers with it, but at ASU they will tear them down if someone has a really good fart or something.

[letsgopards04]

Last year's win over Lehigh but in 2003 when the goalposts were ripped down was my favorite. The school fined the guys that climbed the posts so the kids set up a collection table in the student center to raise the fine. Priceless!!!

[HiHiYikas]

...but at ASU they will tear them down if someone has a really good fart or something.
Sometimes I think you're right, there.

I personally think that ASU fans no longer have any reason to tear down goalposts. The only distantly conceivable option is after a third title in Chattanooga, and tearing down posts up there is understandably off limits.

'Mild' rushes are still understandable on occasion, though. And the occasions aren't as frequent, I believe, with ASU's recent success. In 2002 and 2004, I rushed the field after ASU-Furman games. In 2006, I just shook my head and walked away.

I'm not sure what the deal is in Chattanooga - the intercom says 'nobody on the field,' but they open the gates that let people walk down a set of stairs to the turf. Of course, by that time a lot of people had already jumped down. There were mothers with young children - there were elderly people - down there.

[Grabholdofyosef]

Furman fans are notoriously pretty laid back at sporting events. The last two times were after beating App. State in '05 and Georgia Southern on homecoming in '04 (the best game I'VE seen, 7wbn :))

My laptop has a great picture of the students rushing the field after the App win. This is typically the one that gets passed around from the win over Southern.

GSU fans, have y'all brought down the goal posts anytime recently? At Furman no one really bothers with it, but at ASU they will tear them down if someone has a really good fart or something.
You are right. We werent planning to rush the field against UMASS but everyone heard Kevin fart as he scored his 4th touchdown of the night : )

[Franks Tanks]

Last year's win over Lehigh but in 2003 when the goalposts were ripped down was my favorite. The school fined the guys that climbed the posts so the kids set up a collection table in the student center to raise the fine. Priceless!!!


Ya that was sweet but it was 2002, we lost the 2003 game at Lehigh, but of course kicked some ass in 04 and 06 and what a game in 05.

[tke504oa]

our next field rush will be Sept.1 at the BIG House.:hurray:

[Grabholdofyosef]

Sometimes I think you're right, there.

I personally think that ASU fans no longer have any reason to tear down goalposts. The only distantly conceivable option is after a third title in Chattanooga, and tearing down posts up there is understandably off limits.

'Mild' rushes are still understandable on occasion, though. And the occasions aren't as frequent, I believe, with ASU's recent success. In 2002 and 2004, I rushed the field after ASU-Furman games. In 2006, I just shook my head and walked away.

I'm not sure what the deal is in Chattanooga - the intercom says 'nobody on the field,' but they open the gates that let people walk down a set of stairs to the turf. Of course, by that time a lot of people had already jumped down. There were mothers with young children - there were elderly people - down there.
The craziest at ASU was after the braves rallied to beat the pirates in the playoffs either in 1991 or 1992 (my freshman and sophomore years). I believe it was when they came back from 3 down in the 9th (the Sid Bream slide to win), so that would have been October 1992.

Anyway, after the game people were fired up and a large group of people ended up congregating on King St. A guy was playing a trumpet or something and the group grew as everyone marched across campus to the football field. The stadium was open, so the mob at that point tore down the near goalpost. The group was huge by the time it reached the stadium.

I couldnt understand why everyone in Boone was so excited but I assume the underdog story and the Southern pride thing had something to do with it. I would say most fans in NC grew up Braves fans.

I was there and sad to say part of the mob, but please someone who was there in 1991 - 1992 verify this so I can make sure it wasnt a weird dream.

[Monarch Nation]

The last field rush? 1940 xlolx

The next field rush? The first time we win after 2009.

[HiHiYikas]

The craziest at ASU was after the braves rallied to beat the pirates in the playoffs either in 1991 or 1992.
I have heard that story from several people.

If I had my choice between

(A) being associated with a non-Atlanta-area university whose students celebrated an Atlanta Braves win in the LCS (a baseball game) by tearing down goalposts in their own football stadium.

or

(B) being associated with a university that routinely produces videos like 'Hot Hot Hot.'

I'm pretty sure I'd go with B.

[WUTNDITWAA]

The craziest at ASU was after the braves rallied to beat the pirates in the playoffs either in 1991 or 1992 (my freshman and sophomore years). I believe it was when they came back from 3 down in the 9th (the Sid Bream slide to win), so that would have been October 1992.

Anyway, after the game people were fired up and a large group of people ended up congregating on King St. A guy was playing a trumpet or something and the group grew as everyone marched across campus to the football field. The stadium was open, so the mob at that point tore down the near goalpost. The group was huge by the time it reached the stadium.

I couldnt understand why everyone in Boone was so excited but I assume the underdog story and the Southern pride thing had something to do with it. I would say most fans in NC grew up Braves fans.

I was there and sad to say part of the mob, but please someone who was there in 1991 - 1992 verify this so I can make sure it wasnt a weird dream.

I wish it were a dream. I was part of that mob and having fun until someone decided we should tear down the goalposts. If my car wasn't parked in State Farm, I might have left that night for good. Nobody tears down goalposts for baseball. Especially some major league team not affilliated whth the school. xidiotx

I'm glad I stuck around, and we smarted up. I celebrated the Braves' World Series victory at a party, and no mob was formed. :hurray:

[WUTNDITWAA]

I have heard that story from several people.

If I had my choice between

(A) being associated with a non-Atlanta-area university whose students celebrated an Atlanta Braves win in the LCS (a baseball game) by tearing down goalposts in their own football stadium.

or

(B) being associated with a university that routinely produces videos like 'Hot Hot Hot.'

I'm pretty sure I'd go with B.


Hey now. Hot Hot Hot was produced only once.


And duplicated millions upon millions of times.:(

[jstate83]

Was talking with a co-worker yesterday about all the craziness and the fines that Vanderbilt is facing due to the fans rushing the court in their basketball game against Florida...

So, thought about posing this question to the FCS masses..."when was the last time your program of choice's fan base has rushed the field following an FCS game?"

Let me hear from you...pictures would be great!


:nono: NEVER.:nono:

That's a ticket to jail in Memorial.xlolx

[ASU Kep]

Field rushes I've been a part of:

'03 - Georgia Southern
'04 - Furman
'05 - Furman
'05 - Chattanooga 1st NC
'06 - Youngstown
'06 - Chattanooga 2nd NC

[Peems]

Are you kidding we have Dome Nazi's. They threaten to mace the students if they rush the field! That's a quote from this years GWFC championship game over SDSU.

The last time I remember rushing a field was when we won in Montana and I just happened to be there pulling cords for the coaches. Before that you have to go back to McAllen, TX in 1983.

I'm beginning to wonder if playing indoors is so great after all. :confused:

Montana kinda has the same thing now too. After every big game they say fans are not allowed on the field till after the visiting team leaves. But if there was a real big occasion, there would be nothing to stop us as we rushed.

[lizrdgizrd]

I have heard that story from several people.

If I had my choice between

(A) being associated with a non-Atlanta-area university whose students celebrated an Atlanta Braves win in the LCS (a baseball game) by tearing down goalposts in their own football stadium.

or

(B) being associated with a university that routinely produces videos like 'Hot Hot Hot.'

I'm pretty sure I'd go with B.
The good news is you don't have to choose! xlolx

[89Hen]

The ONLY time I ever recall UD fans rushing the field at the Tub: 2003 Semifinals over Wofford. The fans didn't even know how to do it, they went prematurely and gave Wofford a first down and a subsequent TD. :o

BTW, I did not rush the field. I just stood in the stands enjoying the site.

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/121303ud17.jpg

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/121303ud19.jpg

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/121303ud20.jpg

[MplsBison]

Haha!

Did they ever pry that last guy from the pole?

[lizrdgizrd]

Haha!

Did they ever pry that last guy from the pole?
Must. Resist. Easy. Joke. :splat:

[letsgopards04]

Ya that was sweet but it was 2002, we lost the 2003 game at Lehigh, but of course kicked some ass in 04 and 06 and what a game in 05.

Yeah I sometimes get game year mixed up with school year.

[89Hen]

Haha!

Did they ever pry that last guy from the pole?
Unfortunately, the cops were a little aggressive that night and I remember seeing them carry this guy hogtied out of the stadium. They actually had the county mounties on hand and lined the endzone in front of the student section so the students couldn't get to the posts... so they ran past the horses and got the other endzone. :cool: xlolx

BTW, that guy is Gannon Fan.

[MplsBison]

That's the all time best picture I've ever seen.

The expression on his face, the cop trying to pull him away, priceless.

[89Hen]

That's the all time best picture I've ever seen.

The expression on his face, the cop trying to pull him away, priceless.
Some of my all-time favorite Hen photos came from that playoff run...

Blocked punt...
http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/120603ud03.jpg

Devastating sack...

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/120603ud14.jpg

A game Sambursky will never forget...

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/11/images/112903ud01.jpg

Stuffing Colgate in the finals...

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/121903ud08.jpg

And one from the regular season, crapping on Navy's homecoming...

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/10/images/102503ud08.jpg

[MplsBison]

Wasn't that also the run where the HC yelled at the players for dumping Gatorade on his back before the game was over?

Haha, I think I remember that on TV.

The players look like they were about 3 years old and their dad just yelled at them.

[89Hen]

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/121303ud18.jpg

[T-Dog]

Been apart of both App's semifinal and finals field rushings. My favorite by far was the Furman one.....basically because I didn't think we were going to win until we won.

Both goalpost were down literally 15 seconds after the game was over. Before I even got to jump on one of them. (the second goalpost we left on the field.)

http://image53.webshots.com/153/7/53/43/523075343YoiuHn_ph.jpg?track_pagetag=/page/photo/sports/collegesports&track_action=/Owner/ViewActions/FullSize

We ran over all the Furman fans on the way out on accident.

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Threw it into duck pond.

http://image51.webshots.com/51/7/57/40/523075740AHsodz_ph.jpg?track_pagetag=/page/photo/sports/collegesports&track_action=/Owner/ViewActions/FullSize

Took it out.

http://image55.webshots.com/155/5/66/54/521856654HhtuWs_ph.jpg?track_pagetag=/page/photo/sports/collegesports&track_action=/Owner/ViewActions/FullSize

Ran down River Street.

http://image59.webshots.com/559/6/85/1/2858685010078059475LWlMIA_ph.jpg?track_pagetag=/page/photo/sports/collegesports&track_action=/Owner/ViewActions/FullSize
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Detoured onto Faculty Street (police was in the way because of graduation was in two hours) went through Sanford Mall.

http://image53.webshots.com/553/9/22/77/2094922770078059475iKjXlm_ph.jpg?track_pagetag=/page/photo/sports/collegesports&track_action=/Owner/ViewActions/FullSize

Got onto the access road on the East Side went down to US 321, police stopped us and got 2/3's of the goalpost

http://image55.webshots.com/155/7/56/43/523075643bjGSap_ph.jpg?track_pagetag=/page/photo/sports/collegesports&track_action=/Owner/ViewActions/FullSize
http://image54.webshots.com/154/7/53/45/523075345CuugJN_ph.jpg?track_pagetag=/page/photo/sports/collegesports&track_action=/Owner/ViewActions/FullSize

Turned around, went through a graveyeard and IN the Student Union.

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Went into the library

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Then eventually we took it back to the stadium and left it on the 50 yard line.

http://image51.webshots.com/151/7/61/66/523076166wCbkSQ_ph.jpg?track_pagetag=/page/photo/sports/collegesports&track_action=/Owner/ViewActions/FullSize

Greatest time ever.

And for those soccer fans, who says you can't celebrate a soccer title. UCSB shows you how.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ml8fRjDn5eM

[GeeWiz]

2002 Regular Season Finale againsst JMU to clinch the A-10 Title (We tied with Maine, but I think we won the autobid).

We were so far ahead of JMU at the half we carried cases of champagne into the stands at halftime and started popping corks with about 2-3 minutes to go in the game. The minute we stated popping the corks, the players turned around to see what was going on as every time a bottle popped the fans would cheer and we'd pass the bottle around.

With about 30 seconds to go, a bunch of us just walked onto the sideline and started handing bottles of champagne to the players, the coaches, the President of the University.

It was about 10 degrees at gametime, so we didn't need ice to chill the bubbly.

Umm Husky Alum, did you forget about our homecoming OT win over UNH last October?

Ballentyne TD in OT
http://photos-472.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v51/146/40/1810199/n1810199_31533472_7522.jpg

STORM THE FIELD!
http://photos-473.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v51/146/40/1810199/n1810199_31533473_7871.jpg

The rush continues ...
http://photos-474.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v51/146/40/1810199/n1810199_31533474_8222.jpg

Broomfield after the GW 2 pt conversion
http://photos-475.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v51/146/40/1810199/n1810199_31533475_8624.jpg

Rocky Hager leads the troops in singing "All Hail Northeastern"
http://photos-476.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v51/146/40/1810199/n1810199_31533476_8951.jpg

[Mountaineer]

Umm Husky Alum, did you forget about our homecoming OT win over UNH last October?


That was a great game! I remember a lot of us here on AGS were streaming that one! :nod: :nod:

[HiHiYikas]

Been apart of both App's semifinal and finals field rushings. My favorite by far was the Furman one.....basically because I didn't think we were going to win until we won...http://youtube.com/watch?v=ml8fRjDn5eM
The youtube link is the only one that works

[Peems]

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/121303ud20.jpg

Gannonfan that should be your avatar.

[TheTribeHasSpoken]

2004 double overtime win over Delaware in the quarterfinals.I rushed 2005 win over #1 UNH:nod:

[PaladinFan]

They were discussing it last week on ESPN radio when talking about whether or not Kentucky fans should rush the court if they beat then #1 Florida.

Many think that for the storied programs you take a "been there done that approach." I am of the impression that GSU goes that route. Why, after 6 national championships, would you bring down the pipes? Furman, conversely, just doesn't care that much.

I think ASU is at the point, after two NCs, where tearing down the goalpost just shouldn't happen anymore. That is for big upsets on your homefield and, reality is, when ASU wins now, it isn't an upset. Furman in '02, Furman in '04, and the '05 semis were all, IMO, upsets. Not so post 2006.

[GeauxColonels]

At Nicholls State, the fans are allowed on the field after the games are completed. That being said...they "stormed" the field after the 2005 game against McNeese State which clinched a tie for the Southland Conference title as well as the auto-bid by virtue of a head-to-head win over Texas State.

And when I say "stormed" the field, I mean they celebrated with the team at mid-field.

[FlyYtown]

We did it vs. Illinois State in the playoffs, but I didn't take any pictures, here they did it vs. James Madison, in my vote for the best game of the year!

http://www.eguins.frihost.net/cms/modules/coppermine/albums/userpics/10002/normal_DSCN2137.jpg

[ISUMatt]

I cant remember anytime we did!

[SeattleGriz]

Here's a picture of our last time:
And probably my favorite:

http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/8656/goalpostyg8.jpg

Pure Genius!!! Why didn't others think of it sooner? Tear your goalposts down, and then throw them in a bog!

Hell, I guess the old Montana tradition of carrying downtown and getting it signed isn't "hot hot hot".

[SoCon48]

It's not a bog dude. it's a duck pond that has survived many attempts to construct bulidings on its location. Students protest every time someone even mentions its demise.
It's the mountains, dude. We don't have bogs.
First the goal posts usually make a trip around campus and downtown, then back to the duck pond for their final bath.

[813Jag]

For a long time fans were allowed to walk around on the field at Mumford after games. They tried to take the goal posts down in '93 after we beat Steve McNair and the Alcorn St. Braves to clinch our first SWAC title in years. Of course we lost homecoming the next week to Nicholls State. And in 2001 we stormed the field in Tallahassee after beating FAMU for the first time in 4 years to end the series.xlolx xlolx xlolx

[MplsBison]

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/121303ud18.jpg

OMG!!!!!!!

AAHHHHHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAA!!!!!!



THAT is the all time best picture.


I mean....the sheer...DISBELIEF on his face...


Oh god, I think I just died.

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

[MplsBison]

http://photos-472.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v51/146/40/1810199/n1810199_31533472_7522.jpg


WTF?!

That's a DI football stadium?


"yeah I reckon you boys can play ya foosball games in my backyard, jus make sure you set a pad up agains muh hous so ya don scratch it up".

[No_Skill]

Are you kidding we have Dome Nazi's. They threaten to mace the students if they rush the field! That's a quote from this years GWFC championship game over SDSU.

The last time I remember rushing a field was when we won in Montana and I just happened to be there pulling cords for the coaches. :nono: Before that you have to go back to McAllen, TX in 1983. :nono:

I'm beginning to wonder if playing indoors is so great after all. :confused:

Ah Ah Ah. :nono: The last game I remember rushing the field that I remember before the Montana game, was the 1997 31-10 win at und (University of North Dakota - not to be confused with "UND" - the University of Notre Dame). It was Bob Babich's first year coaching (recently promoted to the D-Coordinator position with the Bears). If I remember correctly it was a fairly close game until the second half, when Bob decided to start the second half with an on-side kick that we recovered! Thus beginning the "Bob's Got Balls" chant.

und tight end Jimmy Kleinsasser posed a some problems, but we eventually emerged victorious, returning "The Nickle Trophy" to its rightful home in Fargo. And the fans rejoiced and stormed the field. Destroying the decrepit decaying wooden bleachers at the former und stadium resulting in und building an indoor practice facility with bleachers, where the sioux currently play football.

That was a fun day. :thumbsup:

[HiHiYikas]

Pure Genius!!! Why didn't others think of it sooner? Tear your goalposts down, and then throw them in a bog!

Hell, I guess the old Montana tradition of carrying downtown and getting it signed isn't "hot hot hot".
No, they make it downtown - the duck pond is just an early stop in what becomes a lengthy tour. They are fished out. In fact, I have a piece of that goalpost right here on my desk.

[catamount man]

September 10, 2005 in Cullowhee after beating #2 Furman 41-21.

GO CATAMOUNTS!!!

[blackfordpu]

Was talking with a co-worker yesterday about all the craziness and the fines that Vanderbilt is facing due to the fans rushing the court in their basketball game against Florida...

So, thought about posing this question to the FCS masses..."when was the last time your program of choice's fan base has rushed the field following an FCS game?"

Let me hear from you...pictures would be great!

Probably in 2004 when the Kats upset the #1 Griz in Huntsville.

[Seven Would Be Nice]

Furman fans are notoriously pretty laid back at sporting events. The last two times were after beating App. State in '05 and Georgia Southern on homecoming in '04 (the best game I'VE seen, 7wbn :))


If I remember correctly, wasn't that the game where we almost scored a last minute TD for the win, but ran outa time because the clock wouldn't stop after two incomplete passes? :bang: :bang:

[yoself09]

No, they make it downtown - the duck pond is just an early stop in what becomes a lengthy tour. They are fished out. In fact, I have a piece of that goalpost right here on my desk.

You got one too?
I wonder if they are going to sell this years goalposts as well?

[WUTNDITWAA]

It's not a bog dude. it's a duck pond that has survived many attempts to construct bulidings on its location. Students protest every time someone even mentions its demise.
It's the mountains, dude. We don't have bogs.
First the goal posts usually make a trip around campus and downtown, then back to the duck pond for their final bath.


You forgot about the part where it gets rammed through the Georgia Southern bus. Which makes it really hard when we're not playing Georgia Southern. :p

[bobbythekidd]

No, they make it downtown - the duck pond is just an early stop in what becomes a lengthy tour. They are fished out. In fact, I have a piece of that goalpost right here on my desk.
I have 2 pieces of goalpost. One white and one yellow.

[bobbythekidd]

You got one too?
I wonder if they are going to sell this years goalposts as well?
Sell??
Me and some friends went out and cut ours with a hacksaw. Took an upright back to the apartments and cut it into smaller pieces for our friends.

[Kill'em]

I don't remember the last time we rushed the field but there were sure a lot of folks rushing to leave last year. :nonono2:

[SeattleGriz]

It's not a bog dude. it's a duck pond that has survived many attempts to construct bulidings on its location. Students protest every time someone even mentions its demise.
It's the mountains, dude. We don't have bogs.
First the goal posts usually make a trip around campus and downtown, then back to the duck pond for their final bath.

I know, just thought my "over the top" statement would've been more obvious that I was teasing.

[SeattleGriz]

You forgot about the part where it gets rammed through the Georgia Southern bus. Which makes it really hard when we're not playing Georgia Southern. :p

Nice one. Had to laugh at that. I have heard about that incident a couple of times via forums.

[tsutiger]

I'm sure ours is very unique.

We tore down the goal post @ Murray State in 1998. We had to send them a check for 25K

[PaladinFan]

If I remember correctly, wasn't that the game where we almost scored a last minute TD for the win, but ran outa time because the clock wouldn't stop after two incomplete passes? :bang: :bang:


Yup. Furman scores on a Felton run with just over a minute. Chaz Williams passes the Eagles all the way down the field to have the ball batted down in the endzone as time expired. The question is, why did Mike Sewak leave a timeout in his pocket?

[Kill'em]

I'm sure ours is very unique.

We tore down the goal post @ Murray State in 1998. We had to send them a check for 25K
We had to do that twice in Chattanooga. ;)

[Kill'em]

Yup. Furman scores on a Felton run with just over a minute. Chaz Williams passes the Eagles all the way down the field to have the ball batted down in the endzone as time expired. The question is, why did Mike Sewak leave a timeout in his pocket?
Every Eagle fan wants to know that.

[HiHiYikas]

Sell??
Me and some friends went out and cut ours with a hacksaw. Took an upright back to the apartments and cut it into smaller pieces for our friends.
The Athletic Department cut these up, printed

December 10, 2005
NCAA I-AA Semifinals
Appalachian 29, Furman 23
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON
Official piece of Kidd Brewer Stadium Goal Post

on them, and sold them by the 8" section to raise money for a new set.

[bobbythekidd]

The Athletic Department cut these up, printed

December 10, 2005
NCAA I-AA Semifinals
Appalachian 29, Furman 23
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON
Official piece of Kidd Brewer Stadium Goal Post

on them, and sold them by the 8" section to raise money for a new set.
: smh : I wish we had some thinkers in our Athletic Department. Thats a good way to ease the burden on the budget.

[MplsBison]

University of North Dakota - not to be confused with "UND" - the University of Notre Dame

www.und.edu = University of North Dakota

www.nd.edu = University of Notre Dame


=> UND = North Dakota, ND = Notre Dame.

[HiHiYikas]

: smh : I wish we had some thinkers in our Athletic Department. Thats a good way to ease the burden on the budget.
So tuck that idea away...Hatcher ought to have you guys tearing down goalposts again soon enough.

And, if by some highly bizarre twist of fate, BVG happens to be traveling through Statesboro on a bus at the time, you might borrow ASU's old 'battering ram' trick.

[MplsBison]

http://photos-472.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v51/146/40/1810199/n1810199_31533472_7522.jpg


No one else thinks that Northeastern playing their home football games in some guy's backyard is hilarious?

[GeeWiz]

http://photos-472.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v51/146/40/1810199/n1810199_31533472_7522.jpg


No one else thinks that Northeastern playing their home football games in some guy's backyard is hilarious?

Nope. Only you wiseass ...

[bobbythekidd]

And, if by some highly bizarre twist of fate, BVG happens to be traveling through Statesboro on a bus at the time, you might borrow ASU's old 'battering ram' trick.
While I like the visual there, it won't happen. Traveling by bus is just not first class enough for him.xlolx

Did you guys end up paying the tour bus company for that?

[Seven Would Be Nice]

Yup. Furman scores on a Felton run with just over a minute. Chaz Williams passes the Eagles all the way down the field to have the ball batted down in the endzone as time expired. The question is, why did Mike Sewak leave a timeout in his pocket?


I always thought that he didn't realize the clock was still going after those incomplete passes...

minor details. xidiotx

[EKU05]

Here's some video of the students tearing down the goal post after last year's win over WKU....

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ljw2334KzXk

[CarolinaGirl]

Coastal's win over JMU

[spoogemcgee18]

I think ASU is at the point, after two NCs, where tearing down the goalpost just shouldn't happen anymore. That is for big upsets on your homefield and, reality is, when ASU wins now, it isn't an upset.

I totally agree. But each incoming class saw it happen on TV the year before and thought, "man, I wanna go to App. State and do that." I think it would be a bummer to have not rushed the field once in your college career.

[spoogemcgee18]

I also think that a semi-final win should be cause for any team to rush the field. Let's face it--that's a big deal.

[HiHiYikas]

Did you guys end up paying the tour bus company for that?
I have no clue - that whole fiasco occurred while I was an ASU student, but, as my wife (girlfriend at the time) will attest, neither of us were in Boone that weekend.

[Kill'em]

So tuck that idea away...Hatcher ought to have you guys tearing down goalposts again soon enough.

And, if by some highly bizarre twist of fate, BVG happens to be traveling through Statesboro on a bus at the time, you might borrow ASU's old 'battering ram' trick.
I doubt we'll see BVG anywhere near The 'Boro anytime soon.

[Kill'em]

http://photos-472.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v51/146/40/1810199/n1810199_31533472_7522.jpg


No one else thinks that Northeastern playing their home football games in some guy's backyard is hilarious?
Isn't that the reciever's little brother telling him mom said it's time to come in for supper.

[blukeys]

OMG!!!!!!!

AAHHHHHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAA!!!!!!



THAT is the all time best picture.


I mean....the sheer...DISBELIEF on his face...


Oh god, I think I just died.

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Yes KC was not happy with this event but it was not due to surprise nor disbelief. This was the semifinal victory and not the final game. He bawled his guys out saying "we aren't done" He stated the time to celebrate was after the final game.

Keeler took 3 teams at Rowan to the D-3 finals losing every time. He did not want this team satisfied just to make it to the finals. He wanted them hungry to the very end.

[blukeys]

The ONLY time I ever recall UD fans rushing the field at the Tub: 2003 Semifinals over Wofford. The fans didn't even know how to do it, they went prematurely and gave Wofford a first down and a subsequent TD. :o

BTW, I did not rush the field. I just stood in the stands enjoying the site.

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/121303ud17.jpg

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/121303ud19.jpg

http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/sports/2003/12/images/121303ud20.jpg


What I loved was that the NCC police had the mounted cops on some of the biggest draft horses I have ever seen, lined up in front of the South End Zone to stop the students from rushing the field. All of the field rushers avoided the mounted cops and attacked the North End Zone Goal Post. Funny as all get out!!!!:hurray: :hurray:

Yeah the dummies gave Wofford another 7 points but it was still funny to watch and the 2003 still gave up fewer points than any other NC team.

Wofford fans like to use this game as proof that they were the 2nd best team of that year. In truth there was no way Wofford would have ever scored a TD against this team without the fans' assisstance and the 2nd team defense.

[ATrain]

My colleague BJ left out 2004 against Gardner-Webb on homecoming night.

[spelunker64]

Ah Ah Ah. :nono: The last game I remember rushing the field that I remember before the Montana game, was the 1997 31-10 win at und (University of North Dakota - not to be confused with "UND" - the University of Notre Dame). It was Bob Babich's first year coaching (recently promoted to the D-Coordinator position with the Bears). If I remember correctly it was a fairly close game until the second half, when Bob decided to start the second half with an on-side kick that we recovered! Thus beginning the "Bob's Got Balls" chant.

und tight end Jimmy Kleinsasser posed a some problems, but we eventually emerged victorious, returning "The Nickle Trophy" to its rightful home in Fargo. And the fans rejoiced and stormed the field. Destroying the decrepit decaying wooden bleachers at the former und stadium resulting in und building an indoor practice facility with bleachers, where the sioux currently play football.

That was a fun day. :thumbsup:

Yep, I was there for that one too, We also ran onto the field for the Nebraska-Omaha playoff win in 2001.

[APP91]

http://photos-472.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v51/146/40/1810199/n1810199_31533472_7522.jpg


No one else thinks that Northeastern playing their home football games in some guy's backyard is hilarious?


That does look really funny, but the question that I have is which defensive back was carrying a camera during the play.
Seriously, does it not look like the one taking the picture was in the middle of the field?:eyebrow:

[MplsBison]

It was dad out there with the camcorder while the boys played catch!

"Don't they look quite in their little outfits, hun?"


HAHAHA!


But seriously, probably a telescope from the lower rows.

IE, row 3 out of 7 total rows on the main grandstand.

[Kill'em]

Gee Beav, dad's going to be sore at you if you tear up mom's rug.

[MplsBison]

I don't want to let this die.

I still can't believe that some people allowed NU to lay down some fieldturf in their backyards for a stadium.

At least they all have free best seats in the house. Literally, IN the house!

[Pards Rule]

Last year's win over Lehigh but in 2003 when the goalposts were ripped down was my favorite. The school fined the guys that climbed the posts so the kids set up a collection table in the student center to raise the fine. Priceless!!!

Ah, the class historian :nono: Couldnt have been '03 - we play in Easton even years..You might have been thinking 2002 as it was the first win over the Hawks since 1994!!

[WUTNDITWAA]

I wonder if Northeastern has ever had to pay for a busted window.