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Situational awareness. I would never go to an opposing team stadium and dress and openly root for the visiting team. That applies to pro, college, or high school. It is not good it is that way, but that is the way it is.

[Red Badger]

Most places it is safe to do so.

Eagles fans are a special kind of stupid...............

[Reddy]

Yeah, not victim shaming the woman, but no reason to wear visiting team gear to the stadium of the home team… you are only inviting trouble.

[Tell It Right]

Years ago a northern sports writer wrote about his visit to Tuscaloosa for the 2010 Penn State vs Bama game. He said he went expecting the kind of hostility he's used to seeing at northern games.

Instead, he was impressed with southern hospitality, that the Bama fans cheered Joe Paterno when he came onto the field (before the Sandusky scandal), that the people who worked at the hotel were courteous like they actually meant it, that fans all over were dressed up like the game was more of a social affair than a game, etc.

[Tommy Revolts]

I don’t agree with that. I wear my Chiefs gear anywhere. That’s my team. I live in Arizona, home of the Cardinals.

[Captain Walker]

I would never go to an opposing team stadium and dress and openly root for the visiting team. That applies to pro, college, or high school. It is not good it is that way, but that is the way it is.

These were Green Bay fans, which probably means they are from Mister Roger's Neighborhood. (In the parts of the country that remain civilized, a woman doesn't expect a "man" to describe her using a pejorative.)