I have 2 schools of thought on this. One, it's mostly the students wanting to have some fun. In the Ohio State video the goal posts weren't torn down. Just students congratulating the players. Pretty safe.
The second is, UT fans are quick to bring up that it's a top 10 program. Well, top 10 programs don't storm the field after a win. Hate to say it, but I can't recall Bama or UF ever storming the field....and UT fans are quick to point out that UF has only been relevant since 1990.
By storming the field you're essentially saying that your team did something monumental by its own standards. UT's standards should be higher than that.
I have 2 schools of thought on this. One, it's mostly the students wanting to have some fun. In the Ohio State video the goal posts weren't torn down. Just students congratulating the players. Pretty safe.
The second is, UT fans are quick to bring up that it's a top 10 program. Well, top 10 programs don't storm the field after a win. Hate to say it, but I can't recall Bama or UF ever storming the field....and UT fans are quick to point out that UF has only been relevant since 1990.
By storming the field you're essentially saying that your team did something monumental by its own standards. UT's standards should be higher than that.
This ^.
If you consider yourself one of the all-time great football programs, then you don't act like it's some amazing accomplishment to win a game, no matter who it's against. Rushing the field puts you on par with the Iowa States of the world.