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Other than WCU's home games, I have got 2 tix each for:

Sep 3 Troy at Clemson
Nov 26 Vanderbilt at Wake Forest

I would like to go to Sac @ Oregon State, but there are two chances of that happening: slim and none. And slim just walked out the door.

EWU @ UW. Eastside represent!

Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:EWU @ UW. Eastside represent!

That's a tailor-made win for the Eags. No sarcasm needed.

for sure:
USF/FAMU
USF/Ball St
USF/Miami
USF/Louisville
USF/WVU

hopefully:
FSU/Miami

catamount man wrote:Other than WCU's home games, I have got 2 tix each for:

Sep 3 Troy at Clemson
Nov 12 Michigan at Illinois
Nov 26 Vanderbilt at Wake Forest

You're back [again]?

I'm STILL mad that USF dumped the best football coach since Amos Alonzo Stagg.

SuperHornet wrote:

Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:EWU @ UW. Eastside represent!

That's a tailor-made win for the Eags. No sarcasm needed.

It's a great matchup for the state of WA, but not a tailor-made win. Should be a good game, but it will take a perfect performance by EWU and a mistake or two from UW to win.

Delaware in Annapolis, unless I go to Montana in Knoxville.

93henfan wrote:Delaware in Annapolis, unless I go to Montana in Knoxville.

Hoping to make it to that one myself. Should probably quit procrastinating and get going on the arrangements.

Possibly Wyoming at Boise

Grizalltheway wrote:

93henfan wrote:Delaware in Annapolis, unless I go to Montana in Knoxville.

Hoping to make it to that one myself. Should probably quit procrastinating and get going on the arrangements.

Give me a free ticket. I won't go unless I can freeload.

93henfan wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:
Hoping to make it to that one myself. Should probably quit procrastinating and get going on the arrangements.

Give me a free ticket. I won't go unless I can freeload.

GATW don't do it. He will borrow a ticket to the game with promises to return it after.

93henfan wrote:Delaware in Annapolis, unless I go to Montana in Knoxville.

annapolis

citdog wrote:

93henfan wrote:Delaware in Annapolis, unless I go to Montana in Knoxville.

annapolis

Please don't compare yourself to those who attend actually military academies. You played soldier for 4 or 5 years. Those people actually serve. So STFU. Delusional, idiot.

OpieGSU wrote:

citdog wrote:
annapolis

Please don't compare yourself to those who attend actually military academies. You played soldier for 4 or 5 years. Those people actually serve. So STFU. Delusional, idiot.

Did you learn NOTHING from AGS? This is NOT the smack board. You wanna smack The Citadel in general and Citdog in particular over there, have at it. Here, keep your smart-ass, 4th grade comments to yourself.

OpieGSU wrote:

citdog wrote:
annapolis

Please don't compare yourself to those who attend actually military academies. You played soldier for 4 or 5 years. Those people actually serve. So STFU. Delusional, idiot.

for your education

http://www.citadelsanantonio.org/history.html

AZGrizFan wrote:

OpieGSU wrote: Please don't compare yourself to those who attend actually military academies. You played soldier for 4 or 5 years. Those people actually serve. So STFU. Delusional, idiot.

Did you learn NOTHING from AGS? This is NOT the smack board. You wanna smack The Citadel in general and Citdog in particular over there, have at it. Here, keep your smart-ass, 4th grade comments to yourself.

STFU. How about you try that, ranch eating rube.

for you barelylegal and from a Democrat who you probably jerk off to pictures of.





Governor Johnston, Mr. Mayor, my friends of Charleston and of South Carolina:

You have given me a very wonderful welcome home to the continental limits of the United States. It is a very happy ending to a very happy vacation.

I am glad to come back here after many years, for, as some of you will remember, in the old days when I was associated with the United States Navy under the Administration of that great American President, Woodrow Wilson, I had the opportunity of coming here on several occasions and of helping to build up, to some degree at least, this splendid Navy Yard in Charleston.

When I heard that I was to speak at the Citadel, old memories came back to me, memories not only of my own visit to the old school, but also of the great historic tradition of that school-an historical record, a war record, if you please, of the Citadel boys that ought to be known to every boy in the United States. Then when I learned that the Citadel had moved, somehow I got a little choky over it, wondering what it would be like; and yet here I come and I find the old Citadel reproduced. It is reproduced, I am confident, for generations to come, for the continuance of this splendid institution. I am happy indeed that you have moved it here to these very fitting surroundings, and that the Citadel is under the command of my old friend General Summerall. . . .

We have had a very happy three weeks; and I am glad, in coming back here to the Southern Atlantic Coast, to find a very definite evidence of what I found in my trip across the continent, starting from Washington and going out through the Middle West, out into the Great Plains country, through the Rocky Mountain States and finally to the Pacific Coast. There was not one dissenting word—there was general admission that this country was coming back. You could see it with your own eyes.

Today, on landing, I am told the same story about South Carolina. Yes, we are on our way back— not just by pure chance, my friends, not just by a turn of the wheel, of the cycle. We are coming back more soundly than ever before because we are planning it that way. Don't let anybody tell you differently.

There are many grave problems ahead. As you know, I spoke in San Diego, in California, three weeks ago today. I spoke in regard to the affairs of the world and I tried to make it clear then, as I continue to make it clear today, that it shall be my earnest effort to keep this country free and unentangled from any possible war that may occur across the seas.

I have come back very much sunburned, full of health and ready to tackle a great many things. I wish I could stay with you longer, but I have to be back in Washington tomorrow. I shall always bear with me a very happy recollection of this coming back home, back into our country, and a very happy recollection of all the kind things you have said and you have done, of your coming out to greet me, of my opportunity once more to see this historic city, to see those delightful and splendid old homes-homes that belong not just to you who are fortunate to live in Charleston, but homes and churches and public buildings that belong to all of us Americans, all of us who care for the great traditions of the United States.

I hope you will always keep those homes, keep them for yourselves and for your fellow countrymen, as you would keep the splendid traditions of Charleston and the splendid traditions of South Carolina. I know that more and more people all over the United States are going to come to visit you, just as your welcome today makes me want to come back every possible chance that I may get.
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If I don't make App/Va Tech I could be coerced to go to Knoxville. I'll even wear a Griz shirt.

Does W&M @ UVA count as a 1A game?

App State - Va Tech
Tennessee - Georgia

OpieGSU wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:
Did you learn NOTHING from AGS? This is NOT the smack board. You wanna smack The Citadel in general and Citdog in particular over there, have at it. Here, keep your smart-ass, 4th grade comments to yourself.

STFU. How about you try that, ranch eating rube.

You might be the toughest internet tough guy on the interwebs.

AZGrizFan wrote:

OpieGSU wrote: STFU. How about you try that, ranch eating rube.

You might be the toughest internet tough guy on the interwebs.

And you might be the Least Interesting Man Alive.

OpieGSU wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:
You might be the toughest internet tough guy on the interwebs.

And you might be the Least Interesting Man Alive.

Actually he is pretty interesting. You should ask him about his Missoula Encounter trip in '08. Appaholic gave him a hat that he brought all the way from the EC(b). It was an epic weekend.