No ticket to the game, but we are making the two hour drive to visit our daughter at UC. Have to stick around campus since she has to clean the arena after the game.

I may just hang out at the Keystone Bar during the game. I imagine with the construction that almost no one has been to the Rathskeller on campus in ages.

The Rathskeller has been closed for several months, hasn't it? I seem to recall some sort of thread on the issue last fall...

Christy's Rathskeller has been closed, the Ratskeller under TUC is still open.

(02-22-2014 09:37 AM)BearcatMan Wrote:  Christy's Rathskeller has been closed, the Ratskeller under TUC is still open.

Christy's was demolished. The building no longer exists. The pub in TUC is called the Catskellar.

(02-22-2014 09:38 AM)BearcatsUC Wrote:  

(02-22-2014 09:37 AM)BearcatMan Wrote:  Christy's Rathskeller has been closed, the Ratskeller under TUC is still open.

Christy's was demolished. The building no longer exists. The pub in TUC is called the Catskellar.

Same difference

I'm trying to figure out how this is possible & could be wrong but it seems this game is not on any form of TV for me here in north Florida? I've been able to watch just about every game this year but somehow the Louisville game didn't make the cut? Guess I'll be watching via sketchy site on my computer... Disappointing.

(02-22-2014 10:02 AM)cincy11 Wrote:  I'm trying to figure out how this is possible & could be wrong but it seems this game is not on any form of TV for me here in north Florida? I've been able to watch just about every game this year but somehow the Louisville game didn't make the cut? Guess I'll be watching via sketchy site on my computer... Disappointing.

Same here in AZ. Been able to watch pretty much every game this year due to our TV deals. But put our big game on CBS and it's not on here because they're showing much of the country Florida vs Mississippi instead.

I went to Keystone before the game and the place was so packed I couldn't get to the bar.

So I went to the Catskeller, which was much better. But right before the game the place mostly emptied out and those remaining looked mostly interest in the Olympic hockey game.

So I swung back up to Calhoun street and found there was now much more room at Keystone. Turned out to be a great place to watch the game (though a little pricey for this small town guy). Had a great time and made some temporary friends. That place would have erupted in that last Louisville shot would have missed.

Keystone has a nice layout. I bet they are doing very well well at usquare.