This idea of taking pictures is so exciting to me. I have decided that when I go to the games, I will spend my time taking pictures of myself, my group, and other fans instead of watching the game and cheering. Great idea!

Tell me you don’t watch Huskie football, without telling me you don’t watch Huskie football. Hahahaha
The photo booth has been up at both home games, away games, and every practice since last season began, I believe there were articles about how the coaches worked with the leadership council on ways to keep a young team energized throughout a game. The whole BYOJ (bring your own juice) theme the team has been using for the past 2 years is about this stuff. Every touchdown, turnover or big play the crew that was on the field takes a photo in the booth. There’s also a drum on the sideline they bang for big plays and a turnover dog bone and helmet stickers for big plays, etc, etc.
That’s 16 straight games and suddenly now you’ve got a problem with it? ok cool. Welcome back on the bandwagon hahaha

(11-06-2021 11:23 AM)Huskiefb4 Wrote:  Tell me you don’t watch Huskie football, without telling me you don’t watch Huskie football. Hahahaha
The photo booth has been up at both home games, away games, and every practice since last season began, I believe there were articles about how the coaches worked with the leadership council on ways to keep a young team energized throughout a game. The whole BYOJ (bring your own juice) theme the team has been using for the past 2 years is about this stuff. Every touchdown, turnover or big play the crew that was on the field takes a photo in the booth. There’s also a drum on the sideline they bang for big plays and a turnover dog bone and helmet stickers for big plays, etc, etc.
That’s 16 straight games and suddenly now you’ve got a problem with it? ok cool. Welcome back on the bandwagon hahaha

I recall seeing that come online Hammock's first year with us. It's nothing new. But wasn't around when Carey was here.

(11-06-2021 11:23 AM)Huskiefb4 Wrote:  Tell me you don’t watch Huskie football, without telling me you don’t watch Huskie football. Hahahaha
The photo booth has been up at both home games, away games, and every practice since last season began, I believe there were articles about how the coaches worked with the leadership council on ways to keep a young team energized throughout a game. The whole BYOJ (bring your own juice) theme the team has been using for the past 2 years is about this stuff. Every touchdown, turnover or big play the crew that was on the field takes a photo in the booth. There’s also a drum on the sideline they bang for big plays and a turnover dog bone and helmet stickers for big plays, etc, etc.
That’s 16 straight games and suddenly now you’ve got a problem with it? ok cool. Welcome back on the bandwagon hahaha

Hey!! Don’t bust my bubble! I just dusted off my old Kodak Instamatic camera and ordered a case of film. I’m pumped!

Do you think they’ll mind if I take some pictures of the concessions stand?

(11-06-2021 11:23 AM)Huskiefb4 Wrote:  Tell me you don’t watch Huskie football, without telling me you don’t watch Huskie football. Hahahaha
The photo booth has been up at both home games, away games, and every practice since last season began, I believe there were articles about how the coaches worked with the leadership council on ways to keep a young team energized throughout a game. The whole BYOJ (bring your own juice) theme the team has been using for the past 2 years is about this stuff. Every touchdown, turnover or big play the crew that was on the field takes a photo in the booth. There’s also a drum on the sideline they bang for big plays and a turnover dog bone and helmet stickers for big plays, etc, etc.
That’s 16 straight games and suddenly now you’ve got a problem with it? ok cool. Welcome back on the bandwagon hahaha

It’s just a generational thing. Us older farts wonder why anyone playing big time college football would need anything extra to keep their energy up during a game. Especially the important ones. But I can see this generation, who have been bombarded with instant info from the day they were born, having a different attention span than previous ones. I trust Hammock to keep his team focused.

(11-06-2021 12:07 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(11-06-2021 11:23 AM)Huskiefb4 Wrote:  Tell me you don’t watch Huskie football, without telling me you don’t watch Huskie football. Hahahaha
The photo booth has been up at both home games, away games, and every practice since last season began, I believe there were articles about how the coaches worked with the leadership council on ways to keep a young team energized throughout a game. The whole BYOJ (bring your own juice) theme the team has been using for the past 2 years is about this stuff. Every touchdown, turnover or big play the crew that was on the field takes a photo in the booth. There’s also a drum on the sideline they bang for big plays and a turnover dog bone and helmet stickers for big plays, etc, etc.
That’s 16 straight games and suddenly now you’ve got a problem with it? ok cool. Welcome back on the bandwagon hahaha

Hey!! Don’t bust my bubble! I just dusted off my old Kodak Instamatic camera and ordered a case of film. I’m pumped!

Do you think they’ll mind if I take some pictures of the concessions stand?

It's ok to take a picture of the concession stand and the people who successfully served you a hot dog. Probably better to wait until the 2nd half to make sure they don't lose focus and run out of hotdogs.

Being a modern guy who has a hard time focusing my attention, I thought of something to hold my attention for a little. I will take pictures in the urinal troughs! I just hope my camera lens doesn’t fog up.

I will also set up a photo booth by the trough for guys who also have a short attention span. Guys who are proud of their urination or anything else can step right into the booth and have their picture taken to share with their friends, relatives, and posterity. I may even work out an arrangement with Athletics to get the very best photos shown on the Jumbotron. Our games on national TV can give the guys even wider exposure. I love this photo-taking idea!

(11-06-2021 01:39 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  Being a modern guy who has a hard time focusing my attention, I thought of something to hold my attention for a little. I will take pictures in the urinal troughs! I just hope my camera lens doesn’t fog up.

I will also set up a photo booth by the trough for guys who also have a short attention span. Guys who are proud of their urination or anything else can step right into the booth and have their picture taken to share with their friends, relatives, and posterity. I may even work out an arrangement with Athletics to get the very best photos shown on the Jumbotron. Our games on national TV can give the guys even wider exposure. I love this photo-taking idea!

Just make sure you keep the camera pointing up or you will get punched out.

(11-06-2021 11:23 AM)Huskiefb4 Wrote:  Tell me you don’t watch Huskie football, without telling me you don’t watch Huskie football. Hahahaha
The photo booth has been up at both home games, away games, and every practice since last season began, I believe there were articles about how the coaches worked with the leadership council on ways to keep a young team energized throughout a game. The whole BYOJ (bring your own juice) theme the team has been using for the past 2 years is about this stuff. Every touchdown, turnover or big play the crew that was on the field takes a photo in the booth. There’s also a drum on the sideline they bang for big plays and a turnover dog bone and helmet stickers for big plays, etc, etc.
That’s 16 straight games and suddenly now you’ve got a problem with it? ok cool. Welcome back on the bandwagon hahaha

Is that done on the defense? That's where it's needed