Video: 2013 John Brown University toilet paper game

[BleedGopher]

per CBS:

A lot of small schools carry on interesting traditions in sports, and we love highlighting them when we can here on the blog. John Brown University (Siloam Springs, Ark.) is the No. 14-ranked NAIA school in the country, and it also happens to start every season on a roll. Many, many rolls, actually.

You'll see above. The first points of the team's season are scored, and then the rafters erupt with white, hundreds of streams of toilet paper parabolically slamming onto the court. It earns the team a technical foul, but no matter, it's all in good fun. And it did no harm for the Golden Eagles, who won their opener 82-67 over Crowley's Ridge Saturday night.


Go Gophers!!

 

[BleedGopher]

My favorite small school tradition is Taylor U's "Silent Night" tradition, which will come around in a few weeks again:


Go Gophers!!

 

[GameDay]

My favorite small school tradition is Taylor U's "Silent Night" tradition, which will come around in a few weeks again:


Go Gophers!!

Does that university even have a single student of color? Doesn't look like it from the video.

 

[Gopher Warrior]

Does that university even have a single student of color? Doesn't look like it from the video.

uw-madison has some talented Photoshoppers if Taylor needs help.

 

[GameDay]

uw-madison has some talented Photoshoppers if Taylor needs help.

Haha, love it! Classic.