Bob Cat -Griz

Cranky · Post by **Cranky** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:06 pm

After being gone from the beautiful state of Montana for many years, my wife and I are fortunate to have been able to recently return. What a great time for Montana college football. We now, for the first time in several years get the choice to attend either A Montana State Game or a University of Montana game. Neither one of us are alumni of either school. We have no alumni loyalty to either program. Having said this, we have attended games at both Mont State and Washington Stadium. I have to say the Cats are coming around, but as far as game day atmosphere they have a tremendous amount of space to make up when compared to the Griz. Overall, the Griz fans are more educated on the game of football (probably because they have been able to observe better ball, the last several years). Also, it appears to me that some of the Cat supporters are just on the new band wagon. They have hooked onto the program recently as a status symbol and were no where to be found during their difficult years. If Ash can stay in Bozeman and continue to build the program, someday both teams will have first class facilities and true football fans.

kennethnoisewater · Post by **kennethnoisewater** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:17 pm

Hey, thanks for stopping by, new guy! I hope someday you can think we're alright too!

Nobody's ever told us we aren't quite where the Grizzlies are yet, so it's awesome of you to bring it up.

Egg Salad · Post by **Egg Salad** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:17 pm

Cranky wrote:After being gone from the beautiful state of Montana for many years, my wife and I are fortunate to have been able to recently return. What a great time for Montana college football. We now, for the first time in several years get the choice to attend either A Montana State Game or a University of Montana game. Neither one of us are alumni of either school. We have no alumni loyalty to either program. Having said this, we have attended games at both Mont State and Washington Stadium. I have to say the Cats are coming around, but as far as game day atmosphere they have a tremendous amount of space to make up when compared to the Griz. Overall, the Griz fans are more educated on the game of football (probably because they have been able to observe better ball, the last several years). Also, it appears to me that some of the Cat supporters are just on the new band wagon. They have hooked onto the program recently as a status symbol and were no where to be found during their difficult years. If Ash can stay in Bozeman and continue to build the program, someday both teams will have first class facilities and true football fans.

3/10 in the troll department. I've seen better, but you got me to respond, so good on you.

Rich K · Post by **Rich K** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:19 pm

Cranky wrote:After being gone from the beautiful state of Montana for many years, my wife and I are fortunate to have been able to recently return. What a great time for Montana college football. We now, for the first time in several years get the choice to attend either A Montana State Game or a University of Montana game. Neither one of us are alumni of either school. We have no alumni loyalty to either program. Having said this, we have attended games at both Mont State and Washington Stadium. I have to say the Cats are coming around, but as far as game day atmosphere they have a tremendous amount of space to make up when compared to the Griz. Overall, the Griz fans are more educated on the game of football (probably because they have been able to observe better ball, the last several years). Also, it appears to me that some of the Cat supporters are just on the new band wagon. They have hooked onto the program recently as a status symbol and were no where to be found during their difficult years. If Ash can stay in Bozeman and continue to build the program, someday both teams will have first class facilities and true football fans.

Overall, fans that have been away from Montana for any considerable period of time return to the state thinking they know much more than they actually know.

TomCat88 · Post by **TomCat88** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:26 pm

Three more weeks of this. Help.

Post by **SonomaCat** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:31 pm

You know ... this one kinda smells a bit, so ... let's move it to the smack/"unsolicited criticism from 'disinterested' parties that just assume we want to hear it" board.

ABQCat · Post by **ABQCat** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:32 pm

TomCat88 wrote:Three more weeks of this. Help.

Really? I must be crazy but I actually look forward to this crap. It makes me laugh and I don't know why. Just as strange is I'm actually happy efizz d-bags are back to their normal selves.

Anyway, carry on troll. Let's see what you got.

Hawks86 · Post by **Hawks86** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:32 pm

I agree with egg salad. 3/10 purely for trying.

LongTimeCatFan · Post by **LongTimeCatFan** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:35 pm

Ha ha ha..... well, that didn't take long to put this in its appropriate place.

KeepTheChange · Post by **KeepTheChange** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:49 pm

trolls gonna troll

Cranky · Post by **Cranky** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:41 pm

As you can probably tell, I am new to these message boards. I post an opinion, and now I am referred to as a troll. What is a troll? If you want to refute some of my observations or points, talk intelligently. Some of you are sounding like the 60 year old, that has never played a down of football, and now that the Cats are on their current roll, he is attending the quarter back club. I went as a guest to one of their meetings and met a bunch of these "new" fans. Hopefully they are spending someof their wealth on books and tapes that teach football.

Egg Salad · Post by **Egg Salad** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:47 pm

Cranky wrote:As you can probably tell, I am new to these message boards. I post an opinion, and now I am referred to as a troll. What is a troll? If you want to refute some of my observations or points, talk intelligently. Some of you are sounding like the 60 year old, that has never played a down of football, and now that the Cats are on their current roll, he is attending the quarter back club. I went as a guest to one of their meetings and met a bunch of these "new" fans. Hopefully they are spending someof their wealth on books and tapes that teach football.

For starters, sh!tbird, you implied that MSU is full of bandwagon fans, and that it isn't the case in Missoula. They've had to expand the stadium in Missoula 3 times in the last 8 years due to so many bandwagon fans. If you don't like our program and think our fans aren't worthy of having you join, go away. Now please step in front of a speeding truck.

I'll up my previous ranking to a 4.5/10 for persistent, if unimaginative trolling. Sorry, that's the best I can give you.

Post by **SonomaCat** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:50 pm

Cranky wrote:As you can probably tell, I am new to these message boards. I post an opinion, and now I am referred to as a troll. What is a troll? If you want to refute some of my observations or points, talk intelligently. Some of you are sounding like the 60 year old, that has never played a down of football, and now that the Cats are on their current roll, he is attending the quarter back club. I went as a guest to one of their meetings and met a bunch of these "new" fans. Hopefully they are spending someof their wealth on books and tapes that teach football.

Yep, you just proved that I made the right call. Thinly disguised smack.

catbooster · Post by **catbooster** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 9:20 pm

Cranky wrote:After being gone from the beautiful state of Montana for many years, my wife and I are fortunate to have been able to recently return. What a great time for Montana college football. We now, for the first time in several years get the choice to attend either A Montana State Game or a University of Montana game. Neither one of us are alumni of either school. We have no alumni loyalty to either program. Having said this, we have attended games at both Mont State and Washington Stadium. I have to say the Cats are coming around, but as far as game day atmosphere they have a tremendous amount of space to make up when compared to the Griz. Overall, the Griz fans are more educated on the game of football (probably because they have been able to observe better ball, the last several years). Also, it appears to me that some of the Cat supporters are just on the new band wagon. They have hooked onto the program recently as a status symbol and were no where to be found during their difficult years. If Ash can stay in Bozeman and continue to build the program, someday both teams will have first class facilities and true football fans.

If this were for real, I'd say you've been gone for less than 20 years or so. Otherwise your recollection would be back when the Cats were the better program, etc. and you wouldn't be saying the Cats are coming around but that it's nice to see that the Griz are now competetive.

85CatGrad · Post by **85CatGrad** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 10:13 pm

Cranky wrote:After being gone from the beautiful state of Montana for many years, my wife and I are fortunate to have been able to recently return. What a great time for Montana college football. We now, for the first time in several years get the choice to attend either A Montana State Game or a University of Montana game. Neither one of us are alumni of either school. We have no alumni loyalty to either program. Having said this, we have attended games at both Mont State and Washington Stadium. I have to say the Cats are coming around, but as far as game day atmosphere they have a tremendous amount of space to make up when compared to the Griz. Overall, the Griz fans are more educated on the game of football (probably because they have been able to observe better ball, the last several years). Also, it appears to me that some of the Cat supporters are just on the new band wagon. They have hooked onto the program recently as a status symbol and were no where to be found during their difficult years. If Ash can stay in Bozeman and continue to build the program, someday both teams will have first class facilities and true football fans.

Please choose the griz, and don't let the door hit you on the way out.

The Big Meowski · Post by **The Big Meowski** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 10:16 pm

What I find the most amazing about Grizzly football is the fact that they have been so succesfull over the last two decades and have never had any bandwagon fans. I can only dream of my fellow Cat fans can get a hold of these "tapes" that cranky speaks of. This guy might be on to something. Im gonna ask the smoker lady in Griz pajama bottoms who lives next door to Thriftway if she will help me break down some film. Who knows, she might just have some of these "tapes".

Cat Gal · Post by **Cat Gal** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 10:22 pm

First of all it is CAT-Griz. Please go support the Griz. They need fans like you cause you don't know where your loyalty lies. If and when you figure is out, we still don't want you. (oh my God, I just wasted a minute of my life responding to an idiot.)

kennethnoisewater · Post by **kennethnoisewater** » Tue Nov 01, 2011 12:11 am

"Bob Cat fans are all so mean. I just went to their fan page to tell them they aren't as good as their rivals and that they are bandwagon fans, and for some reason the Bob Cat fans didn't like it. I don't understand!"

Bobcat Sig · Post by **Bobcat Sig** » Tue Nov 01, 2011 8:58 am

"Bob cat" = troll attempt
Cat fans aren't as educated on football = troll attempt
game day atmosphere = more troll attempt
thinly veiled smak = troll-a-palooza
"griz - Cat" = troller gonna troll

Of those listed, only the third is hotly contested. Apparently you've missed the legion of mouth-breathing, vitriol spewing griz bandwagoners while you were away.

FatCat · Post by **FatCat** » Tue Nov 01, 2011 9:10 am

Well the Griz fans may be more educated in the game of football that is true. I believe you have to go through a rigorous training seminar which includes completely understanding every subtle nuance and obsure rule of the game before you are actually able to be inducted into the band of griz so you are more in tune with the complications of game day that normal idiots do not understand. And one more casual observation, I believe that the CAT fans are better dressed than griz fans during the game (probably because they are able to observe better dressing the last several years).

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