FLYOVER TOMORROW!!

[PacoGator19]

at approx. 3:20, don't know any other details, but let's get everybody in the stands early. If you haven't experienced a flyover inside a stadium, it's pretty awesome!

 

[EvilWayz]

Gah such a waste of money. There's no money for fuel or parts so pilots tget their required flight time in per month but there's money for this stupidity. And the Corps wonders why people keep crashing.

 

[sadgator]

Did someone give them Joe Alleva's seat number so they can properly target the cup of piss they will drop?

 

[46885]

I almost died from the one in the top Upper Deck at South Carolina for 2002 game, it was coming straight in at me for miles..

 

[HardeeWildcatFan]

I will laugh if it crashes into you guys!!!!!

 

[SwampMaster]

I will laugh if it crashes into you guys!!!!!

Really...after all that's happened in this country, you say something like that? Smh

 

[CompuGator]

Did someone give them Joe Alleva's seat number so they can properly target the cup of piss they will drop?

Shame!. Yes, Alleva probably deserves any obscene criticism he gets after his revealing self-discrediting behavior in the 2016 season and the ironic turnabout in weather this season.

But hurling bodily fluids or bodily waste onto participants or spectators of any public event has always been absolutely disgusting behavior. It's certainly extremely unworthy of a Gator, and should be confined to chimpanzees in captivity and in the wild. Such acts have especially quit being a matter even for joking since the U.S. AIDS epidemic was spread by pandering to a vocal pervert minority who demanded that the outbreak they facilitated of a then-guaranteed deadly disease be treated as an issue of "privacy rights", and not as a public disease epidemic (i.e., not treated like an outbreak of cholera or tuberculosis).

No smilies here whatsoever!

 

[sadgator]

Yeah, but...tradition...

"Despite five touchdown passes for Heath Shuler, the Gators defeated the Vols 41-34 in their 1993 meeting in Gainesville. In the days after the game, a group of Tennessee fans, including Fulmer's wife Vicki, complained to the SEC about the behavior of UF fans during the game, claiming cups of urine were thrown on them. The following offseason, the SEC passed a rule prohibiting student sections from being directly behind the visiting team's bench."

http://floridagators.com/news/2012/9/13/23781.aspx

 

[Foxglove]

at approx. 3:20, don't know any other details, but let's get everybody in the stands early. If you haven't experienced a flyover inside a stadium, it's pretty awesome!

Where’s the flyover, bro

 

[NavigatorII]

Haven't seen a real flyover since 1985 UF/UK game when some knucklehead barely cleared the stadium on his way to retire a plane in Washington DC. Weird AF.