Interested to see how they were. Anybody have good or bad story?

I posted about it in another thread but I'll repost it here... My experience was fantastic. Not a single issue with any LSU fan before, during, or after the game. Their hospitality was awesome.

They yell "tiger bait" which is actually a pretty cool part of their game day atmosphere outside the stadium. Lets you interact with them a little bit. Overall it was a great experience, weather sucked but we've had days like that too in Aggieland. They were actually very helpful in answering questions on where everything is. Tiger Stadium is an awesome place to watch a football game.

Overall great. They have a few more ******* fans than most, but for the most part it is good bull and they are fun to chat with. I would say they know how to have fun with it and most of the hate is in good fun. I too enjoy the Tiger Bait chant, crates a chance to interact with them.

Seemed friendly to me. Much better than I expected.

They used to be some of the worst in the country at one time - Maybe they've mellowed out over the years.

The ones in my section were excellent.

I will say this.. The day we finally beat them is when they will realize how much they really hate us. It will get ugly from there on out.

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Overall great. They have a few more ******* fans than most, but for the most part it is good bull and they are fun to chat with. I would say they know how to have fun with it and most of the hate is in good fun. I too enjoy the Tiger Bait chant, crates a chance to interact with them.

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Exactly what I was thinking. I'd say that texas tech, lousianna tech, t.u., and Baylor all have a more rude fan base. Just from my experiences...

Mixed. Some were good, some were awful, all were incredibly drunk. I had some great conversations with the people around me, but I also got punched from behind and about knocked down the bleachers after one of the few big plays we made.

Had an excellent game day experience. They were friendly, welcoming, shared beer and food, and showed us around campus. They absolutely hate Alabama and I do wonder how our relationship would change if we became more of a competitor - there is no threat by us yet. However, I enjoyed it and would do it again. Couple items: never got tiger baited, they do know how to party very well, their band plays in the basketball stadium as pre-game, and if the day atmosphere was this great - I bet the night atmosphere is even better. Weather sucked but the game day experienced trumped that.

In all seriousness, not a single LSU fan cussed us. Which is more than I can say for the "Baptist" school in Waco, Texas, OSU, or OU. Overall they were a pretty rowdy and fun bunch.

Their little "let's keep it clean" campaign was a major failure from what I could hear on the TV. Heard the "suck that tiger dick, B@tch" chant during the 1st quarter a couple of times.

That just tells you how classy the coonasses are.

Oh no. They said dick? And suck? I'm sure no aggie has ever said that.

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Their little "let's keep it clean" campaign was a major failure from what I could hear on the TV. Heard the "suck that tiger dick, B@tch" chant during the 1st quarter a couple of times.

That just tells you how classy the coonasses are.

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Oh no!!! Cursing at a sporting event? What's the world coming to?

I'm sure the Ags in attendance were cussing even more given the results on the field.

Either way, who gives a f*ck.

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Lots of cursing at Kyle but have we ever chanted something like that?

Yeah, what's the big deal with cussing? When my son gets old enough to go to a game I hope he comes back home and cusses his mom.

As pointed out prior, the issue is not cursing during a sporting event. I don't know that I've ever been to an A&M game without cursing at some point.

However, we do not, as a fan base, rally together to tell the opposition to fellate us in a grotesque nature that is unbecoming of a university, and that I would be appalled to have my children witness.

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Wow then I guess things have really changed in the last 20yrs.......went there early 90's and swore I'd never go back again. They were as bad or worse than tard. And way more destructive. Corndogs have mellowed out big time if anyone has anything even remotely positive to say about them.

It's the students who chant that crap. The alumni are not happy about it because we can't hear the songs we like the band to play because of it. Kids these days just don't give a damn.

Maybe the problem was you, dixi.

If you actually are winning and win, it gets worse. We destroyed their need for hate with a crappy showing.

So they're nice to fans whose team get ass raped on the field. How chivalrous.

I tried telling you all months ago a&m fans would have no problems in BR but I got blasted on here. The made up stories about what goes on are bs.

I had a great experience as well. Heard a lot of "Welcome to Baton Rouge" at the beginning, hello's when we were walking everywhere and at the end of the game a lot of people wished us safe travels back home. Many people asked whether or not we had been treated well, which I thought was a nice gesture. The only unfriendly remark came later when we were heading to our car when some young fratty drunk guys made ugly comments, but that's not out of the ordinary.

They were great. Had no problems with them at all.

Everyone we came in contact with was genuinely pleasant. Some even commented " they were hoping to see another Heisman moment". As far as the students and they're suck it chant - I missed it the first time. I laughed a little bit the second time. Lighten up, it's a college football game. Except for the sheety score, it was a blast. Maybe, if we ever make the game competitive, things might turn ugly. Who knows. I know this for a fact, that was the best game day atmosphere ( home or away) that I've been to in a long time.

LSU Fans really went out our their way to make all Aggies to feel welcome and they did.
Dinner at Sulkivans after and more of the same say they would see us next year at Kyle

LSU fans were great. I had zero issues at all. Some even went out of their way to offer help, directions, enjoy your stay here, and be safe driving back comments. Overall great experience. One of the better, friendlier fan bases, right up there with ole miss. Arkansas fans were the worst this year, and I was expecting that or worse from lsu. Still shocked that I did not receive a single negative comment, from anyone. I know lsu fans have a bad reputation, but that has changed in my book. Great experience in Baton Rouge.

well, we certainly did OUR part to make it a pleasant experience for all....

I only had one ******* in my area and he was easy to ignore. Everyone else before during and after the game were great!

Yall must have been in the nice seats with the older fans. I've heard from every single one of my friends that went that they're easily the worst group of fans. Drunken a-hole behavior, throwing ice, shoving.