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    • #20683
      PasadenaTrojan
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      The coliseum do anything like this?

      https://x.com/arashmarkazi/status/2106470985126064204?s=46

       

    • #20684
      Daystalker
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      If you had more fans at the coliseum, you’d be a lot cooler.

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      • #20686
        BobLinMN-3
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        Love your new tarps; bigger and bolder than ever!

      • #20689
        Daystalker
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        We’re talking about the coliseum, Bob.  Please stay on task.

    • #20690
      PasadenaTrojan
      Participant

      good check Bob.

      A UCLA fan talking smack about fan attendance 😂😂😂😂 and he’s argued with me all week that he’s the reasonable one and I’ve lost it 🤔

      Anyone want a free pizza?

      • #20697
        Daystalker
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        The entire country was talking about your attendance.  You’re a punchline.  But that ends tonight, right boys?  I’m sure you are posting from campus right now, ready to go.

      • #20698
        Java
        Keymaster

        UCLA had how many fans at their first game or two?   Half of the UsC crowds?   USC is a story because usc is always a story

      • #20699
        PasadenaTrojan
        Participant

        Because we matter

        and  one game in a heat vortex doesn’t make it reality. It makes a moment

        and now back to you. Bruins can really smack talk attendance? That makes SENSE to you when you haven’t had fans for 6 year. Oh the moral and pragmatic high ground you tried preaching to me all week crumbled pretty fast lol. Btw don’t worry your opinion never mattered to me. Never will. I’m just calling out your inconvenient hypocrisy

        suck it

    • #20694
      Java
      Keymaster

      When it gets 100+ at the coliseum the people at servomation or canteen whoever jack the water price double. The Purdue game in 1998 that was Paul Hackett’s first game was over 100° even though it was on a Sunday morning. And back then water was three or four dollars a bottle maybe five and the vendors were charging $10 as they walked up and down the aisles of the Colosseum that Day absolutely criminal

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