…is still one of the worst songs to play. I don’t know why Utah insists on making it a thing. It was embarrassing at the 2019 PAC12 championship game when Oregon got their “Shout” tradition and then when it was Utah’s turn we got Neil Diamond’s pedo ballad.
Speaking of Oregon, the new feel of the closed-in stadium reminds me a bit of their stadium. When RES is full this place is going to be LOUD!
Nah. It’s fine. I don’t know why people care so much about that song. Live and let live.
I completely agree. People shouldn’t care about that song so it will go away.
Forever in blue jeans is 2x the song as sweet blah blah blah
What about “They’re Coming to America”? Seems fitting for 2021.
Hate Sweet Caroline. They play it everywhere, which is why we play it. Would prefer something more distinctive.
Mayne we could play one of Britain’s Les Mis ballads. 😀
Reverend bluejeans is by far his worst song!
Who cares?? Most of the fans enjoy it. I don’t understand why so many people in our society have to be against what the majority enjoy.
Whether you like him or not, Neil Diamond is the world’s foremost sing-talker in the history of talk-singing.
My Dad always told me that “If you are not the solution, you are part of the problem.” In other words quit bitching about things you don’t have concrete fixes for. Utah is “Hokeyville”. It is part of our charm. Playing “Sweet Caroline” and having the Crazy Lady traditions are part of the “Hokeyness”. I happen to like it. However I’m not adverse to trying other things. I suggest saying we could do this instead of that. Originality would be nice. We tried the Giant drum thing, it didn’t work. Maybe something else could work. However, having to listen to whining and bitching is tedious.
Your dad loves Sweet Caroline.
You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
Welcome to Ute Hub › Forums › Utah Utes Sports › Football › Live from the stadium and Sweet Caroline…
Rate your excitement level for Utah Men's Basketball playing in the NIT
Total Voters: 96
© Copyright 2015-2024
Website and Mobile App by Tony Korologos