University of Nebraska...home of the Cornhuskers!!!

I don't hate OU in comparison to Colorado, Texas, or K-State, but in comparison to everyone else I hate OU! However, I actually respect Oklahoma and their fans which is way more than I can say about those other 3 places. I think Oklahoma-Nebraska is the classiest rivalry in all of sports. The games are usually great and the fans from both sides behave themselves.

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY .... Go Tigers!!!!

Clarion University of PA (yea again part of the PA SSHE)

Eh, were the Golden Eagles. We cause problems at football games with LockHaven... Oh well... Our mascot looks more like a chicken.

Kurt Angle went to Clarion... yep.

I want popcorn.

AngelPhiSig, I've heard of the problems that you cause here at LHU....

Just cos our band gets rowdy... *sigh* and that damn chicken of ours!

The funniest thing was when they were annoucning the game "And the eagles offence scored aganst the eagles!"

I'm kind of paranoid about my anonymity (I got burned several years ago on an unrelated message board), but I'm a loyal alum of one of the following, home of the oldest rivalry in intercollegiate sports:

Brown University (Bears)
Columbia University (Lions)
Cornell University (Big Red)
Dartmouth College (Big Green)
Harvard University (Crimson)
University of Pennsylvania (Quakers)
Princeton University (Tigers)
Yale University (Bulldogs)

Okay, so a Big Ten women's volleyball team could probably demolish our varsity football offensive line. We have great rowers, though!

Now why the great minds of these universities can't come up with better names for the teams...that's a question for the world to ponder.

Ivy

Maybe this fall...the bands wouldn't cause trouble. But, who knows?

Don't wanna say, I'm just glad it's not SIUE. (that's a hint) :cool:

Is it in the Southern Illnois University chain?

No problem there, Betarulz! Agree with ya 100% on the OU-Nebraska rivalry as being one of the classiest, at least when Tom Osborne ruled the Big Red. Sadly, we don't play you guys as often as we once did, unless it's for the Big 12 championship.