Those that attended The Battle of Bristol

How was the view? The atmosphere?

Is this worth doing again, or is it best to be a one time oddity?

 

One time oddity. It was a long day. Views of the field were meh and we had very good seats. It also lacked the trappings of a college atmosphere. It was like a 4 hour advert for Pilot.

That said. Very fun. Glad they did it. Very glad we won. Highlight of the day for me was meeting the guys who carry the flag for Washington State at Game day. Very nice people.

 

They said it was the 180th consecutive Gameday appearance of that flag.

 

I trust your judgement on this implicitly, thank you.

I like that the game happened, but I prefer that games occur at college stadiums, or at least football stadiums.

 

The person that won the $80,000 raffle is the biggest piece of shit in the Tri-Cities.

 

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PM me the name. Lol

 

Stadium ran out of water. Pretty good time, but they don't need to do this again. Don't think they'd get 150k for round 2.

 

That's what I figured.

 

But Michigan can eat shit. We own the record now.

 

And it will be very difficult for it to be broken. Very.

 

VT girls dress like hot chicks. They are not hot chicks.

 

View was better than I expected, but the seating diagrams were not truly representative of actual location in relation to the field.

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Tennessee women had them beat all day long.

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Was wondering about that

 

All in all it was worth going, but I don't know that I would do it again. I was surprised at the amount of negative comments I heard concerning the coaching staff from other fans. Not that it wasn't deserved, but it was more than I expected.

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I thought it looked cool on TV. So Tennessee fans were down on butch and crew?

 

I had a good time. It was a spectacle for sure. The view was better than I expected, but I'm sure people in the endzone couldn't see shit. Also walked within a few feet of Al Wilson. It was a religious experience.

 

While following Gameday around is a brutally effective method of avoiding ever seeing Wazzou play, there's got to be an easier way.

 

It was a lot of fun and everything I expected. I'm ready to go die now.