Tortillas, beach balls and footballs in the stands at least since early 1980s

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Sep 19, 2014
3:40:30pm

ArcticKat

Tortillas, beach balls and footballs in the stands at least since early 1980s

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ArcticKat

Bio page: ArcticKat
Joined: Jun 23, 2002
Last login: May 11, 2024
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Back in 2001, some fans started throwing tortillas everywhere after we scored.

Nick Papagiorgio

9/19/14 1:20pm

Banned

uberslacker

9/19/14 1:21pm

You know why the fans did that, right?

ataylor

9/19/14 1:22pm

I knew it was a Fiesta Bowl reference but I don't remember hearing about

Nick Papagiorgio

9/19/14 1:25pm

Tostitos burning by BYU students made the national news (link)

9/19/14 1:28pm

They did it way before that, though.

Ashtrash

9/19/14 1:54pm

A local company was handing out sample bags of tortillas as fans walked into the

scottfunkel

9/19/14 3:46pm

Hahaha oh my gosh that's right...I'd forgotten about that.

Ashtrash

9/19/14 4:55pm

We talked about it in my freshman writing class too.

scottfunkel

9/19/14 9:10pm

We did that in the early 90's. I flew one through the north goal posts once

SoCalCoug

9/19/14 1:35pm

Yep, it was a thing way back then, until it was banned.

Cougar-Duck

9/19/14 1:37pm

Let's bring it back. But this time, let's go for the Orange Bowl.

Nick Papagiorgio

9/19/14 1:41pm

Glad we are not eligible for the Cactus Bowl.

NewMexiCoug

9/19/14 3:35pm

and I remember that from the 80s.

Belboz

9/19/14 2:27pm

Tortillas, beach balls and footballs in the stands at least since early 1980s

ArcticKat

9/19/14 3:40pm

And marshmallows.

SoCalCoug

9/19/14 3:51pm

Let's throw printed-off playoff brackets?

9/19/14 4:11pm

That actually started in the early '70s.

k2coug

9/19/14 9:07pm

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