First off, did anyone see Husky AD Scott Woodwards' comment in the Friday Seattle Times that Eastern fans only bought 550 tickets for the game? Whatta friggin liar. There were at least 5000 Eagle fans in attendance. How he could've even got a pass for that comment is absurd.
That said, aside from Eastern fans showing up in good numbers, I thought it was extremely classy of the fans to stay after the game and give the team a standing ovation after their on-field performance. You won't see too many teams that have fans that will give such a positive response even when losing. But the fans were knowledgable, and knew that the team had played valiantly and deserved the applpause (and the win).
I had a couple of Husky fans tell me after the game that they thought the gesture to the team was really cool.
That said, aside from Eastern fans showing up in good numbers, I thought it was extremely classy of the fans to stay after the game and give the team a standing ovation after their on-field performance. You won't see too many teams that have fans that will give such a positive response even when losing. But the fans were knowledgable, and knew that the team had played valiantly and deserved the applpause (and the win).
I had a couple of Husky fans tell me after the game that they thought the gesture to the team was really cool.