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Re: Sitting down during matches

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Originally Posted by Akash Rastogi View Post
It certainly doesn't offend. But the overall message I would give to all teams who do stand up for each of their matches as we do, just remember that you do not come first. Come early in the day each day to grab a small section up high behind other teams so you can stand and cheer however you want. Do NOT stand in the full rows and make a giant wall, take a small section on the side. Have your scouting team site off somewhere else in the front so they aren't blocked. This is the importance of waking up early, haha. When you know you are a team that stands, let those around you know beforehand so that all of a sudden you don't piss them off. If you are asked, just calmly sit down.

For those who say that "yelling" at the team to sit is ok, I tend to disagree, is there really an issue for you to just go to one of thier adults and ask for them to sit? If they stand for that match, is it really a problem to view the Jumbotron for those 2 minutes or whatever portion of time the team stands?

Its not really a big deal once both the alleged offender and the offended consider each others' point of view. For example, at Philadelphia, 1403 and 816 went to the top deck in order to have a full cheering section, it was awesome and loads of fun. Just don't make a big deal out of little things.
haha thanks, sorry i was a little hot headed and forgot to say that I never have my kids stand in rows. We always tell them to sit in blocks. That was its better for cheering with each other and helps not create the wall. But i 100% agree with you, we shouldn't make it a big deal. but as a mentor it makes me angry when people "yell" and especially when they talk to me like im a student (but i guess i don't blame em....i am young"
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