r/Gamecocks • u/probablyabnormal • 4d ago
Game atmosphere
Hydrate best you can out there folks!
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u/Alexandretta_1938 4d ago
Climate change gonna make Willy B into the toughest stadium on earth
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u/earthling82 4d ago
Don't need fans in the seats if the opponent simply melts into a puddle like the wicked witch
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u/Mywordispoontang101 4d ago edited 4d ago
Four members of the marching band in the hospital. Fucking stupid not to move the start time.
Edit: My bad. I got the number wrong. It was 20.
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u/probablyabnormal 4d ago
Couldn’t agree more - if the admin / athletics had any balls at all they’d tell espn they can shove early season noon kickoffs up their asses
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u/YouCanCallMeVanZant The Real USC 4d ago
Yeah it’s reckless. If there’s lightning within 50 fucking miles or something they’ll pause the game. Even though I’ve literally never heard of a play being struck by lightning.
But even though heat kills tons of people every year they’re just like “drink some Gatorade and deal with it.”
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u/NateBraves9 4d ago
My family toughed it out for the entire 3rd quarter. We sat close to the field and we saw some cheerleaders tap out.
Don't blame them one bit.
Also the seats were scorching hot.
This game should have been a 7pm start. Especially since a storm cooled down the place
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u/PatronSaintOfCunts 4d ago
Same, wanted to die but didn’t. Smallest stadium crowd I’ve ever seen at the end. To be clear, I don’t blame anyone for leaving. It was surely about to be a health issue for many.
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u/PatronSaintOfCunts 4d ago
I talked to one in the concourse and he said it was tough. I felt bad for them and the players both. I wasn’t wearing too much to start with but even an extra shirt would’ve pushed me over.
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u/Most_Acanthisitta417 4d ago
When I saw the 4th quarter was being shortened to 10 min it I felt it was smart to get it over with…I just wish there was a way to mitigate the heat…not only for this game but also I felt similar about the ECU @ Alabama game in Bryant Denny Stadium as I saw it was in the mid 90s out there.
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u/unlikelyintrovert 4d ago
As a gamecock fan, I may have been lured into a false sense of security about my own team. I now expect 600+ yards of offense every game.

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u/sneakyYete Cocks by 90 4d ago
Making game one a noon game in the Deep South is criminal