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Dec. 2009 Appalachian State game, FCS semifinal
Photographer: Pete Ramberg, Memory Makers Photography
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That was an awesome game to watch on TV.

Where was that played, I don't recognize the stadium?

mebison wrote:Where was that played, I don't recognize the stadium?

Liberty, which is in Longwood, Virginia.

bandl wrote:

mebison wrote:Where was that played, I don't recognize the stadium?

Liberty, which is in Longwood, Virginia.

Just sound of Montreal, then. Got it. Thanks.

mebison wrote:

bandl wrote: Liberty, which is in Longwood, Virginia.

Just sound of Montreal, then. Got it. Thanks.

Yep. I jogged up to Montreal just yesterday. It was a delight.

bandl wrote:

mebison wrote:
Just sound of Montreal, then. Got it. Thanks.

Yep. I jogged up to Montreal just yesterday. It was a delight.

I've heard that getting across the Rio Grande is the hardest part of that job, but its worth it.

mebison wrote:

bandl wrote: Yep. I jogged up to Montreal just yesterday. It was a delight.

I've heard that getting across the Rio Grande is the hardest part of that job, but its worth it.

It's easy during low tide, so long as I wear my trail running shoes.

bandl wrote:

mebison wrote:
I've heard that getting across the Rio Grande is the hardest part of that job, but its worth it.

It's easy during low tide, so long as I wear my trail running shoes.

How do you avoid the human centipedes that are there during low tide?

dbackjon wrote:

bandl wrote: It's easy during low tide, so long as I wear my trail running shoes.

How do you avoid the human centipedes that are there during low tide?

I can usually smell them coming from a mile away so I get out of there before they see me.

dbackjon wrote:

bandl wrote: It's easy during low tide, so long as I wear my trail running shoes.

How do you avoid the human centipedes that are there during low tide?

They have fewer legs than regular centipedes so they are much slower and they only feed from one end. Stay behind them.

ahhhh........ the good ol days

cats2506 wrote:ahhhh........ the good ol days

Remember that time the Griz made the playoffs.

Ha Ha, very funny! Butt heads....... But accurate.

looks like a hockey game.

DJH wrote:looks like a hockey game.

Except with about twice as many players!

bandl wrote:That was an awesome game to watch on TV.

I disagree.

I have been following Appalachian since I was a kid (I'm 25) and I've supported the team during the good times and the bad. I can honestly say this was the hardest loss for me as a fan. It was a great game but if we had won that Montana game I believe we would have knocked off Villanova in the NC. I was CRUSHED. Hell I don't think I talked to anyone for about two days.

89Hen wrote:

cats2506 wrote:ahhhh........ the good ol days

Remember that time the Griz made the playoffs.

Nothing like waxing philosophic about the good ol' days.

It was an amazing game to watch on TV, of course the result wasn't ideal, but something we can all agree on was that it was a great showcase of FCS football.

If only I hadn't drinkin so much Jager that night...

Everyone see the human centipede in the picture? Behind the scoreboard.