It felt like whatever the opposite of “stolen valor” would be kids today don’t understand the insane zeitgeist that produced those terrible looks.
There were, however, more man-buns and mullets than I would have expected.) There were no frosted tips or crimped hair. Kids today are making their own, albeit equally poor, hair choices. We wondered aloud to each other whether it was some sort of 90’s theme night, but we were reassured by a nearby parent that, no, this is the style. And the 90’s have returned with a vengeance. I’m going to tell my kids this was the 2022 Iowa offensive line And second, youth fashion has returned to something with which we are both painfully familiar. First, high schoolers have not gotten any sneakier with their public drinking than they were when I was a kid (sure kid the super-suspicious look in 13 different directions followed by the “I HAVE TASTED PURE FIRE” face is definitely going to fool the vice principal).
We sat down one section over from the student section, and within 10 minutes we both noticed two things. But while my son was mostly interested in the football and playing with the group of kids between the ages of 6 and 13 who congregated behind the end zone, and my daughter was mostly interested in the cheerleaders, the band, and the concession stands, my wife and I were mesmerized by the students. It’s a fun, easy, and cheap family outing with enough (literal) bells and whistles to keep elementary school aged children entertained for an hour or two on a Friday night.
#KEEP IT SIMPLE T SHIRT FREE#
Something's been missing from Michigan gamedays since the free programs ceased being economically viable: scientific gameday predictions that are not at all preordained by the strictures of a column in which one writer takes a positive tack and the other a negative one… something like Punt-Counterpunt.īy Bryan long ago, my wife and I took our kids to a local high football game. Iowa Links: Preview, The Podcast, FFFF Offense ( chart), FFFF Defense ( chart)
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