Earlier this season, I confessed that I was a Miami grad, who, after living in Athens County for five years, decided to buy the family pack season tickets.  I really love live sports, and the tickets were too cheap to pass up.  

However, I must admit that I've grown quite fond of this team.  I was a neutral observer during the GW game; took a great deal of satisfaction vicariously during the Marshall game (remember- Miami's games with them got really heated and a coach was even arrested in Huntington for punching a fan).  I sat on the grassy knoll at the end of the Ball State game and watched the fg go just wide.  But, by the end of the Temple game, I was hooked and actually bought the basketball season ticket package. 

Now, heading into tomorrow, I'm completely enveloped in cognitive dissonance.  I really wanted this game to mean something for somebody, because that would help me decide who to cheer for.  Maybe I'll just wear red, so that the espn cameras can show someone who is representing Oxford.  If the WMU and Akron games are any indication, they need me more than OU does.

I'm glad you've been enjoying the games. It's been some good football. I think most here would agree - when the team you have been rooting for plays your own school, you have to wear your school colors. Ohio grads rooting for OSU should never root for OSU to beat Ohio. I root for Ohio most every game, but when the play Northwestern, I wear purple, and everyone here knows and expects that.

Wear Red...It's your school.  Then go to therapy and try to cope with that horrible decision you made as a 17 year old boy.

I think it's now called "indoctrination."  Or maybe "reprogramming."