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[QUOTE="Zelda Zonk, post: 5096123, member: 966"]
I understand that some people boo for fun. And I also see that some do it from a more emotional angle. Either way, no, I don’t do that unless I’m mocking people who do it. Why is that concerning? As if I’m missing out on some profound experience? Nah, I’ve seen it, and don’t need it.

Reminds me of an earlier conversation in another thread. About how I observe people on Arena Cams…. I think it’s interesting to see how the context, culture, etc. affect how people behave. At a basketball game, people go apesh1t—adults and kids. At a formula 1 race, kids get excited. With adults, you kinda get a sense of who they are in life by their reactions. Some show glee, and some just casually wave. Someone here said he was “fortunate” to get on an arena cam—and then went to some length describing the experience. As if it were an accomplishment. Which is great—anyone who can derive pleasure from something, good for them. I just wonder why/how…. What’s the reward? Horses for courses, as they say…. Some people love pro wrasslin and some love The Crown.

Obtuse about hooliganism? How so? All I said is that I’ve been around UConn fans and never saw any issues. I have read about issues, here, sure. Just saying it’s nit my experience. I only know one UConn alum and he’s as ‘chill’ as can be. So, they aren’t all bad.
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