Ironically, yes, in Pittsburgh.  A few years back I attended a Sunday night game, and many had tailgated all day.  The guys seated next to us said the people who had the season tickets for our seats sold them every week because they didn't want to sit next to them.  I was threatened unitl I could produce evidence I was a Steelers' fan (I wore a hat), and our drunken seatmates spilled beer on us, cussed constantly, and spent time trowing things down into the bed of the sponsor's truck displayed on the field below.

But that was all in good fun, and they disappeard at halftime.

At halftime, though, I saw a young man standing and screaming in his girlfriends face, using all kinds of expletives.  That was disgusting.  I've always regretted not saying anything.

I've never noticed such sorry behavior at games, but I've only gone to games here in the south.  Hearing of such sorry behavior from yankees is not a surprise.

Try watching the replay of Florida/Georgia this past weekend where that Florida linebacker tried to gauge the eyes of the Georgia RB out... oh wait a minute that is behavior on the field!!!!

Punishment for trying to take someones eyes out: Sitting out one half against Vanderbilt!!! WOW, that is some steep punishment they dish out down there,  if you actually blind somebody do they make you sit out an entire game???

my humble 2 cents

Rick