... rivalries. Age-old rituals and passionate fans are integral parts of the game and contributing factors to the game's popularity. It's a shame that a few bad apples have to ruin it for everybody and take things a little too far. Sure, the stands are filled with knowledgeable fans who follow their squads religiously and could name the third-string quarterback and the offensive line coach without batting an eye. Then, there are "the others." You've seen them. You just hope they aren't sitting anywhere around you. They aren't there to watch the game—they're just looking to get drunk or get themselves on TV. More often than not, it's a tipsy frat boy who's just killing time until the Toga Party on Saturday night at the Delta House, but th...

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