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LovelandBuckeye
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. - UFM
As I read this statement I want to dropkick him...unless he is talking about the same ol shit like Seven Nation Army, Kernkraft 400, and too many other BS chants. Hang on Sloopy is the only damn song that should be played and it should be played by TBDBITL.
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Forget my above dropkick. I want to throw this guy in front of a bus. You can bet you sweet ass that if tOSU is on tv I am not switching over to see LSU-Bama. I don't give a rat's ass what those teams are doing just as the $EC $EC $EC fans don't care what the Buckeyes are doing during their team's game.
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Zurp
I have misplaced my pants.
And with today's fancy technology, you can record the stupid LSU-Bama game pretty easily. So you didn't watch it live. So what? You watched a great team play LIVE. Oh wail - that was a Georgia Tech fan. Anyway, nothing beats being at the game live. Sure, the bathroom and concessions situations suck. But the excitement of being THERE beats being home.
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cincibuck
You kids stay off my lawn!
The last two years I've had the misfortune of sitting in B- deck for some of the games I've attended. Not my choice, just where I fit in the university's pecking order. It's amazing how much of a football game can be played in front of a B-deck pillar. There were times when I could begin to understand why people would leave early. Not to mention how many seats there are in the stadium where you can't read the scoreboard(s). Funny, something created to expand the "being there" experience, becomes something else you miss out on because you have a crappy seat.
Speaking of crappy seats, say what you will about the big outhouse, there isn't a seat in the place behind a pillar or where you can't see the antiquated scoreboard. 'course as some will point out, there aren't any seats in the place to begin with, but hey...
Oh, and with all the up to date tech at Ohio Stadium - and I suppose other venues such as Georgia Tech - why is it so impossible to post up to date scores so that the those who like to follow other games as well as the one they're at can keep up with what is happening elsewhere? Too busy running ads for Bill Swad I guess. If you want the type of fan who is interested in more than just your team and your game to stay, or to chose being in the stadium over watching at home, do something to keep him/her informed about other games.
Speaking of crappy seats, say what you will about the big outhouse, there isn't a seat in the place behind a pillar or where you can't see the antiquated scoreboard. 'course as some will point out, there aren't any seats in the place to begin with, but hey...
Oh, and with all the up to date tech at Ohio Stadium - and I suppose other venues such as Georgia Tech - why is it so impossible to post up to date scores so that the those who like to follow other games as well as the one they're at can keep up with what is happening elsewhere? Too busy running ads for Bill Swad I guess. If you want the type of fan who is interested in more than just your team and your game to stay, or to chose being in the stadium over watching at home, do something to keep him/her informed about other games.
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Bleed S & G
Taking Crazy Pills
This was the coolest feature of Lucas Oil: no pillars holding the upper decks..
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Did you just tell me to go soak my head?
Yes: In Highland Park 18 year old scotch whisky. Unless you would enjoy the Natty light shower from the students instead.
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TampaBuckeyes
Assistant Coach
in my 2 years at Florida I entered the 'student lottery' where you give the $130 and if you are selected you get a season ticket. If not you get a refund. The lottery is partly random partly based on seniority. As a grad student I was guaranteed a spot. They have a small student section behind the visitor sideline and the rest are in the end zones and corners. I went to every game but one each year and had no problem giving a ticket to a friend. No pillars but in 13 home games I sat on the sideline once. Every other time I was in the back rows of the corners. Worse seats than the visitor team fans had. I went for the atmosphere. If I wanted to actually see the games I would have stayed home. I couldn't see shit, had to miss chunks of the game to piss and was sober by hAlf time.
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Zurp
I have misplaced my pants.
That's a pretty good exception to my rule. Also, I should not that my rule about "being there" is only my opinion. And, for me, it only pertains to the Buckeyes. I really don't care to go to an LSU-Bama game. At least, not enough to miss watching the Buckeyes. If someone gave me tickets to LSU-Bama, and the Buckeyes had a bye, I'd like to go. So the "being there" opinion is for when it's the team I like, and a guaranteed spot where I can see all the action. But I've always been fortunate enough to get seats in C deck - and not the ones that were behind the press box, before the press box was raised about 750 feet higher.
The experience of "being there" will always win out for me (given the above conditions). But I need to admit that staying home has its advantages: cheaper, better weather conditions, more comfortable seats, cheaper concessions, better bathroom situations, less time commitment, less rage from the wife for leaving her all alone with the kids....
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