A classy idea

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Not my Facebook post and I won’t be at the game, but this could be a nice gesture.
 

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Can we wear gold bandanas? Or is that disrespectful…somehow I feel like this is an elaborate and perfectly subtle troll job by fans of the red and black. Call me paranoid.
 
GTCrew4b said:
Can we wear gold bandanas? Or is that disrespectful…somehow I feel like this is an elaborate and perfectly subtle troll job by fans of the red and black. Call me paranoid.
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Had similar thoughts but the red bandana is legit:

www.11alive.com

20 years after 9/11 terrorist attacks, legacy of ‘the man in the red bandana’ stronger than ever

Welles Crowther, 24, lost his life in the World Trade Center in New York City on Sept. 11, 2001 while he was helping many escape.
www.11alive.com www.11alive.com
 
My experience, sad to say, is when you embrace the other team's sentimental ideas the refs punish the everliving öööö out of you.

It cost us a conference championship against Wake.
 
PAC-12 schools are a lot classier than some posters here.

A couple of weeks ago Utah retired number 22 in memory of their two football players, teammates and friends Ty Jordan and Aaron Lowe, who both died within the last year and who both wore that number (Lowe started wearing it after Jordan died, and then he was shot and killed off campus a few weeks ago). It was the first and only number the school has ever retired.

Every PAC-12 school hosting a home game that weekend painted the yard markers for the 22 yard line on their field Utah red as a way to honor the memories of these young men.

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It's fine to decline to participate in this.

But the antagonistic disdain from some of the biggest scumbags posting here . . . while not surprising, is disgusting.

Welles Crowther was worth 1000 of you all put together. He gave his life to save others; you're angry someone suggested wearing a red bandana to a football game. You should evaluate your life.
 
It's a great idea, but headed to the Stadium going thru Midtown that Red Bandana might signal something to a person that doesn't know a thing about CFB , and you'll find yourself getting approached in strange ways (j/k).

It's a great idea, I hope we do this
 
PressManCoverage said:
It's a great idea, but headed to the Stadium going thru Midtown that Red Bandana might signal something to a person that doesn't know a thing about CFB , and you'll find yourself getting approached in strange ways (j/k).

It's a great idea, I hope we do this
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I’ll wear one.
 
JJacket said:
Next move for Rules would be to move to the village and skip to work
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I watched the documentary of this man. A hero by any measure. Saved 12 people from certain death without regard for his own welfare. Saw his father weep. I had to choke back tears.

But am I going to wear a Red Bandana in BDS?

Not just no but öööö no.
 
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