To the editor:
Who are these buzzkills again that want to stop the “woo?” I am an alum and a former Baby Jay who just doesn’t see the harm in a little extra enthusiasm. Even if the anti-woo faction wins their point and the woo dies, who’s to prevent our rivals from “woo-ing” or worse just to tick us off?
Once the word gets out that woo-ing is verboten, there will always be woo-ers who think it’s funny to go against the grain and break the anti-woo regulation. I am in that camp. I don’t regularly attend KU games, but I might now, just so I can have a little radical fun recklessly “woo-ing” at inappropriate and unauthorized times.
Woo-ing is an expression of unbridled joy. It is a harmless demonstration of fan exuberance. Let the kids have a little fun. If you don’t allow KU fans to woo, the enemies will and they might even turn it into something more annoying.
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grimpeur 5 years, 6 months ago
I got wooed once. In public!
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