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Tank
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I don't see how booing players helps your team to win. It seems

counterproductive activity as a fan. I've never been a big fan of booing to begin with. That being said, I have no issue complaining about a player on a message board or someplace where a player will not see it unless they are searching for it.. (My rationale is that, if a player is visiting TSL or searching on X, well that's on them.) But if you want your team to win a game, booing them serves no positive purpose.
Posted: 01/31/2026 at 04:35 PM ET
(In response to this post by 1980VT)

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I’ve been a VT fan since mid 1970’s and I have never booed a VT player
1980VT 01/31/26 04:24 PM ET
I don't see how booing players helps your team to win. It seems
Tank 01/31/26 04:35 PM ET
I solved all that by earning a varsity letter in cross country. In 2
PhotoHokieNC 01/31/26 04:28 PM ET
I loved having parents / family / friends come to my games.
1980VT 01/31/26 04:42 PM ET
Only 2 years??? "Booooo!!"
Tank 01/31/26 04:41 PM ET
I had to opt out my senior year due to a blood clot I developed playing
PhotoHokieNC 01/31/26 05:18 PM ET
Same here for track (880 yards, i.e., half mile and 2 mile relay)**
TomTurkey 01/31/26 04:31 PM ET
I loved cross country but couldn't run track distances because
PhotoHokieNC 01/31/26 04:37 PM ET
Start and stop with everyone else. Just much further behind at stop.**
TomTurkey 01/31/26 04:39 PM ET