Ok, so does it matter...

[qdawgg]

who we root for in the Pitt game?

Or at this point it won't have much impact on where we go?

 

[Moontan]

It actually doesn't matter who you root for. If you're not at the game you can't influence its outcome.

 

[Cuseman78]

Sounds like we are pinstriping, no matter the outcome.

 

[Yegorange]

It actually doesn't matter who you root for. If you're not at the game you can't influence its outcome.

It actually doesn't matter who you root for. If you're not IN the game you can't influence its outcome.

... Fixed

 

[690West]

It actually doesn't matter who you root for. If you're not IN the game you can't influence its outcome.

... Fixed

Spoken like an SU season ticket holder. Cameron crazies have never influenced the outcome of a game?

 

[Yegorange]

Of course they did - by influencing someone (or someMANY) who were IN the game ;-)))

 

[Moontan]

It actually doesn't matter who you root for. If you're not IN the game you can't influence its outcome.

... Fixed

Lots of "fans" at events have influenced the outcome of those events. Talking to a player/coach before the game, interfering with the game (Bartman, streakers, flag burners, throwing items onto the field of play, etc.), extreme crowd noise... all of these things can influence players or the game itself.

 

[Yegorange]

Yes, but how many degrees of separation are there? The only people "really" affecting outcomes are the players - regardless of outside distractions (those are called: life). That was the only point. Meaning ... you play the cards you're dealt. Anyway, I was just kidding ;-)))))