(12-01-2013 08:34 PM)olliebaba Wrote: This isn't to rile you up it's just that I really don't know much about your school except that I know you guys do have good bkb. Where's your school, how big is your stadium, how many students do you have and what has been your best fb victory, how much do you hate mtu? In other words a little bit of history.
As for July 1st, 2014, welcome to CUSA.
echoing a lot of what YG said. We don't have any really impressive wins yet. Going back to back (with a straight thumping this season) on UK has been sweet in the state. Beating ULL at home for our first home win in like 2-3 years was really special to finally achieve success at the FBS level.
I hate everything about the Blue Failers. I wish the school would just fold up shop and go away. Their fans are delusional and pathetic. Their history is mediocre at best. Their claim to fame is girls hoops. A sport that they have never had a final four in (wku has been to 3).
I hate MUTSboro. It is a crap town, with no life of it's own. You want to have fun you go to Nashville. They have wooden bleachers in their basketball arena, and we hit homeruns into their football stadium. Also, MUTS Center has third world bathrooms, take a leak before you go to the game.
Their greatest aspiration, and measure of success revolves around winning the WKU game. They accuse us of having a poor fanbase because we are not nearly as enthusiastic about driving to that dump as they are about coming up here. What they fail to realize is that WKU fans don't care about the game nearly as much as they do. Come tourny time, WKU owned Shot Springs, AR and always attend our NCAA games well. Did I mention the NCAA history of each school?
WKU went to a Sweet 16 in 2008. Have struggled with a bad coaching hire for a couple of years and are now finally back on the rise. We are still a year or two away from a really solid season, but we are getting there. MTSU has had a half a bid in the past 20-30 years.
This should bring out the crazies real quick (they stalk WKU threads here and abroad).