Campus and Football Banners

Nothing like a few examples of the ways that university and high school students can be provocative. First, some banners from fraternity houses at ODU. Did any moms take them up on it?

They certainly try to make a girl's mom welcome! The moms must be assured their daughters are in safe hands!

DKE at LSU raised hackles with the one on the left; so much that they were required to apologize. At least someone remembered that event:

Now for some run-through banners. This one is a helpful hint for the opponent team that's not going to make the next level of the playoff:

I'm sure they're looking forward to it:

Are the opponents named the Bobcats or the Tigers?

This one is rather tame, as some go:

Some Texas cheerleaders want to add religion to the curriculum. At least they're not dyslexic:

It's Biblical; but what is the context for this?

This is what happens when cheerleaders choose their own Bible verses:

This one from Mt. Adory High School in Alabama had an historical context along with running up a lot of offense. The removal of the Cherokee and other tribes happened over 180 years ago; and still rankles.

It should be expected, as a rule, to avoid sexual or historical allusions on campus signs. There's always someone going to take offense. Actually, there are a lot of professional offense-takers on campus and with the media.