For the most part good, however dealt with three bad apples. Anyone else?

They were fine. I thought they'd be obnoxious considering the ass whooping they were giving us. Especially since this is a season they aren't used to having. But all things considered, they were fine.

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They were fine. I thought they'd be obnoxious considering the ass whooping they were giving us. Especially since this is a season they aren't used to having. But all things considered, they were fine.

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Generally agree but every fan base has their bad apples. Guess I just happened to run into a few.

How many showed?

Not a ton.

They were fine.

they were fine - celebrate winning

Seemed like nice folks but weren't as outgoing and nice as auburn both before and obviously after the game.

The ones sitting around us were fine. The jackasses were the student above us throwing drinks and half eaten food into the Aggie crowd on the first deck.

Not sure if their visiting fanbase is the same as their home fans, but after our trip to Oxford last year, I used one word to sum up how we were treated - we were "tolerated".

Spent a ton of time walking around the Grove, and not one person said a negative thing to me. However, I also didn't receive eye contact with a single one of them - asked my wife, "are we invisible or something?". Tried to smile, nod, say 'howdy' (switched to plain old 'hi' after howdy got ignored and I thought maybe it was offending them or something).

Just weird - especially compared to the A&M experience where visitors for the most part can't walk half a block without being offered food or beer and good football talk.

At one point late in the day near kickoff, one of the girls in our group was damn-near dehydrated, so I spotted the nearest Ole Miss tent (still in Grove) where I saw an open ice chest with water bottles. Asked (yes, politely) if I could have a water for the dehydrated lady. The woman actually wrinkled her nose at me as if I'd asked for money or something. After a second, she reached into the ice chest and pulled out a bottle, but then as she was handing it to me she turned back to her friends and resumed their conversation - she actually let go of the bottle before it got anywhere near me, so I had to catch it before it hit the ground.

Like I said, we felt "tolerated" and that was about the best I can say.

I saw a couple kicked out the game but I don't know for what. They were obviously drunk.

But the ones sitting next to me were very nice and pleasant.


My only complaint was that after the first quarter they were already talking about how awesome the Egg Bowl would be. I wish we wouldn't have folded so easy.