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[CAA Flagship]

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In spite of being legally blind, Patrick Yarber became the first man thought to have been to every Football Bowl Subdivision stadium in America on Nov. 9, when he watched Old Dominion win at Idaho.

Now, thanks to a philanthropic Los Angeles software engineer, the 53-year-old retired Nashville banker is headed to Monday’s Bowl Championship Series national championship game between Auburn and Florida State at the Rose Bowl, weather permitting.

David Hay, a 38-year Los Angeles software engineer who acquires and sells tickets as a hobby, said he read about Yarber in The Virginian-Pilot. Yarber’s vision is succumbing to retinitis pigmentosa and macular degeneration, yet he has visited all 125 FBS stadiums in recent years.

[93henfan]

Old Dominion at Idaho.

Man, that guy really is dedicated.

[CAA Flagship]

Old Dominion at Idaho.

Man, that guy really is dedicated.

If you have to watch a game at Idaho, you might as well see a good opponent.

My current count:
FBS - 8
Rutgers
Virginia
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Michigan
Wisconsin
NC State
Maryland

FCS - 8
Old Dominion
Princeton
Towson
JMU
VMI
W&M
Hampton
Monmouth

I have a long way to go to catch up.

[AZGrizFan]

Old Dominion at Idaho.

Man, that guy really is dedicated.

If you have to watch a game at Idaho, you might as well see a good opponent.

My current count:
FBS - 8
Rutgers
Virginia
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Michigan
Wisconsin
NC State
Maryland

FCS - 8
Old Dominion
Princeton
Towson
JMU
VMI
W&M
Hampton
Monmouth

I have a long way to go to catch up.

You're a long way ahead of me!

FBS:

Arizona State University
Idaho

FCS:

University of Montana
Northern Arizona University
Cal Poly
UT-Chattanooga

[Grizalltheway]

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In spite of being legally blind, Patrick Yarber became the first man thought to have been to every Football Bowl Subdivision stadium in America on Nov. 9, when he watched Old Dominion win at Idaho.

Now, thanks to a philanthropic Los Angeles software engineer, the 53-year-old retired Nashville banker is headed to Monday’s Bowl Championship Series national championship game between Auburn and Florida State at the Rose Bowl, weather permitting.

David Hay, a 38-year Los Angeles software engineer who acquires and sells tickets as a hobby, said he read about Yarber in The Virginian-Pilot. Yarber’s vision is succumbing to retinitis pigmentosa and macular degeneration, yet he has visited all 125 FBS stadiums in recent years.

Alrigh, I'll be that guy...

[93henfan]

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Alrigh, I'll be that guy...

He watched the game illegally.