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Then you're NOT a true fan, which is a fan win or lose.

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<welovethemearnhardts@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I have been a NC State fan for many, many years (since the middle
> 70's).  But like my barber told me a few weeks ago "Two in a row,
> Amato's gotta go!" (after State lost to UNC-CH for the 2nd year in a
> row).  I had lost my faith in the Wolfpack program.
>
> Somehow they pulled it out against Georgia Tech.  Now I am wondering if
> I should be pulling against them in the future so they will be winning!
>
>
> Sort of a dilemma isn't it?
>
> WLTE
>

On 7 Oct 2005 15:46:37 -0700 in <1128725196.988914.292570@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com> welovethemearnhardts@yahoo.com <welovethemearnhardts@yahoo.com>  wrote:
> I have been a NC State fan for many, many years (since the middle
> 70's).  But like my barber told me a few weeks ago "Two in a row,
> Amato's gotta go!" (after State lost to UNC-CH for the 2nd year in a
> row).  I had lost my faith in the Wolfpack program.
>
> Somehow they pulled it out against Georgia Tech.  Now I am wondering if
> I should be pulling against them in the future so they will be winning!
>
>
> Sort of a dilemma isn't it? 

Yes,
Quite a dilemma.
Ignore the college sports and do something useful during that time.
Or ignore who wins or loses and go to the tailgate parties and
get drunk off your ass.

Granted, collegiate sports rank right up there with watching
paint dry as far as entertainment value to me goes.
My usual perception of them is "About as convenient as a fatal
jack knife of a semi."


-- 
Chris Dukes
Suspicion breeds confidence -- Brazil

Well then, Zilla, I will pull for NC State when they play Clemson
Thursday night!  And don't blame me when State loses again.

WLTE

Zilla wrote:
> Then you're NOT a true fan, which is a fan win or lose.
>
> --
> - Zilla
>   Cary, NC USA
>   (Remove XSPAM)
>
>
> <welovethemearnhardts@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1128725196.988914.292570@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> > I have been a NC State fan for many, many years (since the middle
> > 70's).  But like my barber told me a few weeks ago "Two in a row,
> > Amato's gotta go!" (after State lost to UNC-CH for the 2nd year in a
> > row).  I had lost my faith in the Wolfpack program.
> >
> > Somehow they pulled it out against Georgia Tech.  Now I am wondering if
> > I should be pulling against them in the future so they will be winning!
> >
> >
> > Sort of a dilemma isn't it?
> >
> > WLTE
> >

Well, Ken, we share the common thread that we are both Tennessee Vol
fans.  The difference between Tennessee and NC State is that UT is able
to win the big ones when they count.  So I can usually count on them to
win, whereas with State you can't ever tell.

Too many penalties and too little discipline on the part of NC
State....this year AND in the past years that Amato has coached them.

Go UT Vols!

WLTE

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On 7 Oct 2005 15:46:37 -0700, welovethemearnhar...@yahoo.com wrote:



>I have been a NC State fan for many, many years (since the middle
>70's).  But like my barber told me a few weeks ago "Two in a row,
>Amato's gotta go!" (after State lost to UNC-CH for the 2nd year in a
>row).  I had lost my faith in the Wolfpack program.

>Somehow they pulled it out against Georgia Tech.  Now I am wondering if
>I should be pulling against them in the future so they will be winning!


>Sort of a dilemma isn't it?


>WLTE



How about watching the Tennessee-Georgia game tomorrow and rooting for
Georgia?

welovethemearnhardts@yahoo.com wrote:
> I have been a NC State fan for many, many years (since the middle
> 70's).  But like my barber told me a few weeks ago "Two in a row,
> Amato's gotta go!" (after State lost to UNC-CH for the 2nd year in a
> row).  I had lost my faith in the Wolfpack program.
> 
> Somehow they pulled it out against Georgia Tech.  Now I am wondering if
> I should be pulling against them in the future so they will be winning!
> 
> 
> Sort of a dilemma isn't it? 
> 
> WLTE
> 
Why would it make any difference which team wins. It isn't 
as if there is some global significance to a college 
football game.

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