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11 Moods We All Feel On Game Day In The South

It's HOT and I don't want to be here.

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Going to a football game is anything short of exhausting and we all go through quite a lot during our time in the stands. We have many moods throughout the game and these a just as few that top the rest.

Whether you're one who leaves before halftime or a stays until the very end, you've felt a few of these, if not all.

1. Excited

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We're all ready to go and super pumped at the beginning at the game.

2. Annoyed

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You get stuck behind or in front or those annoying super fans.

3. Hot

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Let's face it, we live in the south and the heat is brutal.

4. Hungry

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You know what time it is, that pretzel has been calling your name since you got there.

5. Hangry

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Alright, your team is down by 17, it's time to buy one of everything to get you through it.

6. Mad

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You don't even now why you're here anymore, seriously thinking about heading out.

7. Tired

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You've been screaming your head off and you're full of food, it's obviously time for a nap.

8. Emotional

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If the halftime show or love for your team doesn't make you a little emotional you need to switch teams cause you're not that into it.

9. Doubtful

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We have all had those thoughts of your team not being able to pull something off.

10. Hopeful

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However, anything can happen and we still seem to remain hopeful.

11. Proud and happy I came

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When you team finally pulls it off and you can't wait to post all over Facebook about it.

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