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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    I've done 4 of them. Opening day, a little league game, an OSU-Michigan game, and the Little Brown Jug.

    Good to see the Little Brown Jug on the list. I believe it's a hidden gem in the state of Ohio that very few people even know about. It's a full day of great racing, gambling, and lots of beer drinking, all situated around a county fair racetrack and amongst 50,000+ fans.


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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    Quote Originally Posted by Reds Freak View Post
    Wow, I think we might have our winner...
    Actually, I recounted... it was only 20...

    I'm lucky... and I've spent alot of money on sporting events. Oh well... that's my thing.

    4 -- Got to go to the 1990 Series in Cincy.
    5 -- NCAA subregional -- been to several of these -- maybe my favorite events
    6 -- Spring Training my last 3 years in college for Spring Break (with my dad, I might add)
    14 -- CWS back to back LSU National Champs in 96-97
    15 -- My first Yankees-Sox game was Game 4 of the 2004 ALCS. That was just a little fun.
    22 -- Cubs vs. Reds -- the Dibble throwing at the back of Doug Descenzo and Andre Dawson emptying the bat rack on the same night. I was too young to appreciate it fully.
    23 -- Irish vs. Commodores 1995
    27 -- Too many to name -- best is in Oxford, MS -- My second favorite -- there's something special about SEC coeds
    32 and 33 -- Several -- these are too close for Cincinnatians to NOT attend
    35 -- 2 Opening Days, both in Cincy
    42 -- See above
    49 -- My wife went to UT... come on... there ain't that much to do in K-ville.
    52 -- We did this once. Should do it again.
    62 -- My least favorite of the ones on the list that I've done... hype over substance
    63 -- The Palestra is a special place
    64 -- There were a few hoops games at Vandy that we camped out for.
    88 -- I'm with BuckWoody -- give me a 1:00 start
    91 -- Hamilton West Side -- stop at Flubs for a cone then head across the street to watch the 12 year olds
    100 -- I was but a tyke, but I still have the program
    When all is said and done more is said than done.

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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    Little 5 weekend at IU is by far the best event I've been to. . . . and I'm not even counting the race.

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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    A few of you guys have #34 on your lists. Either you meant #35 (MLB Opening Day) or the All-Africa Amputee Football Tournament in Sierra Leone is a bigger draw than I thought.

    For me, it's #5, 6, 62, 88 and 100. I've got a lot of work to do.
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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    Stanley Cup playoffs, junior hockey, Calgary Stampede, Opening day baseball, and Harlem Globetrotters.

    I'm pretty lucky as 4 of them have been in Calgary alone.

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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    12 for me

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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    I just went back through and officially counted them: 18.

    4, 5, 6, 7, 14, 17, 22, 23, 27, 32, 33, 35, 43, 62, 64, 88, 91, 100.

    I'm assuming I can count the CWS even though I've only been to a regional game and didn't make it to Omaha.
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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    2 for me

    But..only about 20 of the rest sound like fun
    Last edited by KronoRed; 06-27-2007 at 11:04 AM.
    Go Gators!

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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 17, 22, 26, 28, driven by 29 no one was playing, 33, 35 not for the Reds though, 37, 43, 45, 48, 62, 63 many is that place tiny, 64, 72, 76, 83, 88, 91, 94, 100

    25 legit, and I've driven by Rucker but the weather was horrible and no one was playing.

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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    UK v. Louisville @ Rupp Arena

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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    Quote Originally Posted by WilyMoROCKS View Post
    UK v. Louisville @ Rupp Arena

    Good one... done it.

    Afternoon of racing during the fall schedule at Keeneland followed by a night football game @ Commonwealth is another good one for us Kentucky types.
    When all is said and done more is said than done.

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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    Opening day at Keeneland.

    I like yours too.

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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    As long as the game isn't versus hmmm... oh say about 75% of the SEC East. (if you're a UK fan, that is.)

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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    I would say the Boys Sweet 16 at Rupp Arena would be another of the worthy high school sports experiences.

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    Re: 101 things sports fans must experience

    I have done the following ten events:

    5. NCAA subregional (March, various sites)
    6. Spring training (February-March, Florida and Arizona)
    27. Tailgating in the SEC (fall, SEC campuses)
    32. Kentucky Derby (May, Churchill Downs, Ky.)
    35. MLB Opening Day (April, various cities)
    62. Midnight Madness (October, all over the country)
    64. Camp out for tickets (any event)
    76. Beach volleyball (summer, various cities)
    91. Little League game (spring, early summer, everywhere)
    100. A Harlem Globetrotters game (many dates, many cities)


    Somehow, no mention of Florida vs. Florida State vs. Miami (any of the combinations are fantastic theater) in football ????


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