Rowdiest home fan base you ever seen

[“PANTHER NATION(CODE BLUE)]

I was just up thinking and I’m interested in schools with rowdy intimidating fan bases I know they exist so I thought I would make a post to see if my fellow hs football posters have encountered any.

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17 minutes ago, "PANTHER NATiON" (WE HERE) said:

I was just up thinking and I’m interested in schools with rowdy intimidating fan bases I know they exist so I thought I would make a post to see if my fellow hs football posters have encountered any.

Just in FL or anywhere? 

[“PANTHER NATION(CODE BLUE)]

1 hour ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

Just in FL or anywhere? 

Anywhere 

[Cocoa2010]

Colerain up in Ohio was pretty raucous.

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5 hours ago, "PANTHER NATiON" (WE HERE) said:

Anywhere 

I heard stories before about when we played valdosta there were fans sitting by the Georgia county line who would give our bus the middle finger as we entered the state and then would pound on our bus as we entered the stadium

 

 

 

Madison, Niceville and Trenton are also some pretty loud fan bases

 

 

St Augustine also had that special aura to there home stadium,  tough place to play for sure

[DarterBlue2]

3 hours ago, "PANTHER NATiON" (WE HERE) said:

I was just up thinking and I’m interested in schools with rowdy intimidating fan bases I know they exist so I thought I would make a post to see if my fellow hs football posters have encountered any.

Manatee is a pretty tough place to visit. It's not the fan base, per se, but it's the way the stadium is set up, and just the overall aura of the place. Dad's stadium at Tampa Plant, is another pretty intimidating place. The fans pack the place and the stadium is small and brings the fans very close to the field. 

Apopka's fan base can be pretty rowdy, but I would not say they are especially intimidating. 

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28 minutes ago, DarterBlue2 said:

Manatee is a pretty tough place to visit. It's not the fan base, per se, but it's the way the stadium is set up, and just the overall aura of the place. Dad's stadium at Tampa Plant, is another pretty intimidating place. The fans pack the place and the stadium is small and brings the fans very close to the field. 

Apopka's fan base can be pretty rowdy, but I would not say they are especially intimidating. 

I do remember a few of the students at apopka trash talking me before the game and during halftime,  i didn't hear anything after though

 

I wonder why

 

 

Just teasing darter but yeah,  crowd was good crowd and felt like a small college atmosphere but not really intimidation 

 

I think Bolles crowd was like a college as well and (i think intentionally) Bolles set our team up to have to go right by their fans and sideline to get back to our side of the field

 

Even though i hate to admit it citizens field is tough place to play as well 

[Ric Flair]

Miami Booker T Washington was brutal.  Traz Powell Stadium.

 

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How many teams share traz Powell? 

[DarterBlue2]

2 minutes ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

How many teams share traz Powell? 

Many. Most Dade County public schools don't have their own facilities. The ones that do are mostly in the South and South West part of the county. A number of North and Downtown Dade schools use Traz Powell. Among them are: Miami Northwestern, Carol City, Norland, Central, Booker T. Washington, etc. 

[Dan in Daytona]

Although many years ago, my younger brother also played at Mainland High. We were in the "Big 8" Conference then. (Mainland, Deland, Sanford, Gainsville, Winter Haven, Lakeland, Lakeland Kathleen, ??). They traveled to Kathleen for a game. Mainland's pretty boy running back drew the attention of several Lakeland "honeys."  Words were exchanged between the players/fans before, during, and after the game. Which Kathleen won 44-0. As Mainland loaded up on the bus a large crowd of "homers" gathered. Words were still flying. All the bus windows were raised up ( No A/C back then ). The crowd then started rocking the bus back and forth. The players hit the floor as an object broke one of the windows. According to my brother, not only did they get their ass whipped on the field, they still wanted more of that behind after the game. True story

[941football]

Manatee does have a great place to see a game. The stadium with the concrete seats makes it different. 

Plant is also interesting. The students really make it a home field for sure. Playoff games there have to be great. 

Not rowdy but Stephenville in Texas was nice. Not much going on there so everyone comes out for the game. Field is also  used for the local small college. Had the feel of a great Friday Night scene. Rolled up the town for the local game. 

[DarterBlue2]

19 minutes ago, 941football said:

Manatee does have a great place to see a game. The stadium with the concrete seats makes it different. 

Plant is also interesting. The students really make it a home field for sure. Playoff games there have to be great. 

Not rowdy but Stephenville in Texas was nice. Not much going on there so everyone comes out for the game. Field is also  used for the local small college. Had the feel of a great Friday Night scene. Rolled up the town for the local game. 

Venice was a pretty nice place to watch a game, too. Was there for the Braden River game two seasons ago. Not sure I would want to attend this year's game, though!

[Floridatech]

Lol Vero Beach everybody says that place is hard to beat Vero at

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1 hour ago, 941football said:

Manatee does have a great place to see a game. The stadium with the concrete seats makes it different. 

Plant is also interesting. The students really make it a home field for sure. Playoff games there have to be great. 

Not rowdy but Stephenville in Texas was nice. Not much going on there so everyone comes out for the game. Field is also  used for the local small college. Had the feel of a great Friday Night scene. Rolled up the town for the local game. 

I wish our student section wasn't so weak these days

 

It's gotten worse every year i was at high school, effort last year was pathetic 

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36 minutes ago, Floridatech said:

Lol Vero Beach everybody says that place is hard to beat Vero at

Yeah i thought so but you seem convinced they will lose at home again this year in the playoffs 

[Zoe Boy]

1998 soul bowl 2 at the old orange bowl... My first year in HS ... I went to the playoff game MNW vs Miami Jackson... Bruh... Kids had to get escorted home by police...

[Floridatech]

1 hour ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

Yeah i thought so but you seem convinced they will lose at home again this year in the playoffs 

They will they where better last year but lost quite a bit of players but they will have enough for a winning record in the regular season this year 

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4 minutes ago, Floridatech said:

They will they where better last year but lost quite a bit of players but they will have enough for a winning record in the regular season this year 

Is that current regular season win streak overall or just at home? 

[Floridatech]

18 minutes ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

Is that current regular season win streak overall or just at home? 

Overall regular season winning streak is still active the home win streak is over Riverview took care of that 

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Just now, Floridatech said:

Overall regular season winning streak is still active the home win streak is over Riverview took care of that 

Yeah but don't you all still have a regular season home streak? 

[DisabledAccount]

Oscar Smith game last year showed me that Vero could probably play and beat better teams then they schedule normally 

 

They just choose to not take these tougher games and it probably hurts them in the playoffs 

[Proseteye]

In 2005 the Celtics were in class 2B and we played Blountstown in the last round of the playoffs. The game was at West Port HS, Ocala because Trinity Catholic at that time did not have the facilities to handle playoff type crowds. From the beginning of play until the end the Btown fans and players acted like street thugs. Some really nasty things said and done. Some of the Btown players were repeatedly flagged and  3 or 4 were thrown out of the game for tossing their helmets in the air and at our players. We won 43-0. Again, the following year, we met Btown in the last round this time at their stadium. Another unruly crowd and this time denigrating our coach Kerwin Bell with vulgar taunts and signs. No helmets thrown in this one. We won 50-7. Don't know how Btown fans and players are these days as we haven't played them since. But, they were probably the worst case scenario. Celtic fans and players are always disciplined and never start confrontations. The principal of OTC reminds fans that the school does not even appreciate booing of the opposing team or referees.  Maybe that is why in 17 years of football the team and fans have never gotten into an altercation at home or away.

[OldSchoolLion]

Immokalee fans were very fired up when I visited.   

[Floridatech]

1 hour ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

Yeah but don't you all still have a regular season home streak? 

I just said above that our regular season winning streak is still active BUT the home winning streak is over