Question For Non UK Fans

[KYtotheCore]

This is a topic that requires an outsider looking in; if/when you watch a UK home game, what is your perception on crowd involvement/noise level? There are those UK fans that say “it’s like a library.” vs those who say “it’s 23,000 people . . . hard to keep up that level of intensity up for the entire game and every opponent”. Others say “buy a ticket and come change it”.

Is it comparable to other teams’ fans or worse?

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

This is a topic that requires an outsider looking in; if/when you watch a UK home game, what is your perception on crowd involvement/noise level? There are those UK fans that say “it’s like a library.” vs those who say “it’s 23,000 people . . . hard to keep up that level of intensity up for the entire game”. Others say “buy a ticket and come change it”.

What do you see/hear when you watch a game at Rupp?

Rednecks/mouthbreathers.

 

[coryfly]

It's good. It isn't always great. Sometimes it is of course. It gets loud when they are on a run, which is expected. They boo the officials a lot.

 

[schoonerwest]

When it’s not loud it’s as quiet as a Texas Longhorns game. But their loud is really loud.

 

[FFWhite]

Rednecks just beat ******s ass.

 

[ymmot31]

Rupp Arena is cavernous. That is a lot of cubic space to be filled with noise to the point it overcomes the microphones design of mainly picking up the voice of the announcer.

 

[LetsGoDuke301]

Rednecks just beat ******s ass.

What does this mean?

 

[FFWhite]

Response to UK1986 dumb ass.

 

[TheDude1]

Why did you emphasize the TARDS part?

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

UK1986 is a real prick