Never Been So Embarrassed at Wrigley as . . .

[Derwood]

The wave has no place anywhere outside of a football stadium, and even then it's lame.

[CuseCubFan69]

I'm glad fans in this city have decided to actually do something during the dead times in games that makes some noise. Maybe I'm spoiled by soccer, but the atmosphere at our sporting events is really tame in comparison to an average soccer crowd.

 

The wave, singing, chanting, clapping...I'm all for it, it it brings some noise and energy to the experience.

 

How am I going to hear my cell phone when people are making noise?

[Transmogrified Tiger]

I'm glad fans in this city have decided to actually do something during the dead times in games that makes some noise. Maybe I'm spoiled by soccer, but the atmosphere at our sporting events is really tame in comparison to an average soccer crowd.

 

The wave, singing, chanting, clapping...I'm all for it, it it brings some noise and energy to the experience.

 

Quoting someone who said it better than me.

 

"The problem with the wave is that once it gets started, it's divorced from what is happening on the field. You have a bunch of people doing the wave, and the opposing team scores a run, and they're still doing it."

[CaliforniaRaisin]

I'm glad fans in this city have decided to actually do something during the dead times in games that makes some noise. Maybe I'm spoiled by soccer, but the atmosphere at our sporting events is really tame in comparison to an average soccer crowd.

 

The wave, singing, chanting, clapping...I'm all for it, it it brings some noise and energy to the experience.

 

Different sporting events, different atmospheres. I'm going to go nuts at the Bruin Den at Pauley or the Rose Bowl, but that's to be expected (and I'll still watch the game). But this sort of going nuts has nothing to do with the wave, which is stupid.

 

Leave the wave to Dodger fans.

[CaliforniaRaisin]

I'm glad fans in this city have decided to actually do something during the dead times in games that makes some noise. Maybe I'm spoiled by soccer, but the atmosphere at our sporting events is really tame in comparison to an average soccer crowd.

 

The wave, singing, chanting, clapping...I'm all for it, it it brings some noise and energy to the experience.

 

Quoting someone who said it better than me.

 

"The problem with the wave is that once it gets started, it's divorced from what is happening on the field. You have a bunch of people doing the wave, and the opposing team scores a run, and they're still doing it."

 

I watched Luis Gonzalez hit a HR for the DBacks hit at Dodger Stadium and when he came home, you could see the wave passing him by in the stands.

[CuseCubFan69]

I'm glad fans in this city have decided to actually do something during the dead times in games that makes some noise. Maybe I'm spoiled by soccer, but the atmosphere at our sporting events is really tame in comparison to an average soccer crowd.

 

The wave, singing, chanting, clapping...I'm all for it, it it brings some noise and energy to the experience.

 

Different sporting events, different atmospheres. I'm going to go nuts at the Bruin Den at Pauley or the Rose Bowl, but that's to be expected (and I'll still watch the game). But this sort of going nuts has nothing to do with the wave, which is stupid.

 

Leave the wave to Dodger fans.

 

People show emotion at the Rose Bowl? It seems like they are always sitting on their hands to me.

[stitchface]

the wave sucks.

[USSoccer]

I'm glad fans in this city have decided to actually do something during the dead times in games that makes some noise. Maybe I'm spoiled by soccer, but the atmosphere at our sporting events is really tame in comparison to an average soccer crowd.

 

The wave, singing, chanting, clapping...I'm all for it, it it brings some noise and energy to the experience.

 

Quoting someone who said it better than me.

 

"The problem with the wave is that once it gets started, it's divorced from what is happening on the field. You have a bunch of people doing the wave, and the opposing team scores a run, and they're still doing it."

 

Good point. I guess you need to have an attentive fanbase. Maybe the pace of baseball doesn't lend itself to that sort of thing.

[CaliforniaRaisin]

I'm glad fans in this city have decided to actually do something during the dead times in games that makes some noise. Maybe I'm spoiled by soccer, but the atmosphere at our sporting events is really tame in comparison to an average soccer crowd.

 

The wave, singing, chanting, clapping...I'm all for it, it it brings some noise and energy to the experience.

 

Different sporting events, different atmospheres. I'm going to go nuts at the Bruin Den at Pauley or the Rose Bowl, but that's to be expected (and I'll still watch the game). But this sort of going nuts has nothing to do with the wave, which is stupid.

 

Leave the wave to Dodger fans.

 

People show emotion at the Rose Bowl? It seems like they are always sitting on their hands to me.

 

The students show emotion!

[CuseCubFan69]

I'm glad fans in this city have decided to actually do something during the dead times in games that makes some noise. Maybe I'm spoiled by soccer, but the atmosphere at our sporting events is really tame in comparison to an average soccer crowd.

 

The wave, singing, chanting, clapping...I'm all for it, it it brings some noise and energy to the experience.

 

Different sporting events, different atmospheres. I'm going to go nuts at the Bruin Den at Pauley or the Rose Bowl, but that's to be expected (and I'll still watch the game). But this sort of going nuts has nothing to do with the wave, which is stupid.

 

Leave the wave to Dodger fans.

 

People show emotion at the Rose Bowl? It seems like they are always sitting on their hands to me.

 

The students show emotion!

 

Now that I believe! I think you need more of you guys though because that's one big stadium.

[jjgman21]

I'm glad fans in this city have decided to actually do something during the dead times in games that makes some noise. Maybe I'm spoiled by soccer, but the atmosphere at our sporting events is really tame in comparison to an average soccer crowd.

 

The wave, singing, chanting, clapping...I'm all for it, it it brings some noise and energy to the experience.

 

Different sporting events, different atmospheres. I'm going to go nuts at the Bruin Den at Pauley or the Rose Bowl, but that's to be expected (and I'll still watch the game). But this sort of going nuts has nothing to do with the wave, which is stupid.

 

Leave the wave to Dodger fans.

 

People show emotion at the Rose Bowl? It seems like they are always sitting on their hands to me.

 

The students show emotion!

 

especially on January 1, 1994 and January 1, 1999 when it was aka Camp Randall West. :lol:

[CaliforniaRaisin]

I'm glad fans in this city have decided to actually do something during the dead times in games that makes some noise. Maybe I'm spoiled by soccer, but the atmosphere at our sporting events is really tame in comparison to an average soccer crowd.

 

The wave, singing, chanting, clapping...I'm all for it, it it brings some noise and energy to the experience.

 

Different sporting events, different atmospheres. I'm going to go nuts at the Bruin Den at Pauley or the Rose Bowl, but that's to be expected (and I'll still watch the game). But this sort of going nuts has nothing to do with the wave, which is stupid.

 

Leave the wave to Dodger fans.

 

People show emotion at the Rose Bowl? It seems like they are always sitting on their hands to me.

 

The students show emotion!

 

Now that I believe! I think you need more of you guys though because that's one big stadium.

 

The problem is Pasadena is 25 miles from campus. I never had a problems since my mom lived 10 minutes away, but it can be a pain to get on the shuttle buses or drive that far to a game.

[NCCubFan]

the wave sucks.

Agreed. I never do it even if the people around me do.

[InconspicuousZ28]

The wave was pretty prominent at Coors Field tonight....

[RonnieWooWooSanto]

The wave was pretty prominent at Coors Field tonight....

 

Darn Cubs' fans. Bringing the wave wherever they go now.

[biittner77]

The wave at Wrigley? I guess people aren't taking those Old Style Ads to heart.

[FergieJ31]

The wave at Wrigley? I guess people aren't taking those Old Style Ads to heart.

 

Those ads are so bad. "Johnny from Schaumberg" probably started the Wave just to spite CJ Reynolds.

[mjohnson71]

I'm glad fans in this city have decided to actually do something during the dead times in games that makes some noise. Maybe I'm spoiled by soccer, but the atmosphere at our sporting events is really tame in comparison to an average soccer crowd.

 

The wave, singing, chanting, clapping...I'm all for it, it it brings some noise and energy to the experience.

 

How am I going to hear my cell phone when people are making noise?

 

I'm really getting tired of all the Biffs and Trixies who spend most of the game talking on their cell phone or text messaging.