.....that is if you are attending the UC-OU game tomorrow.
Tomorrow's game will be the largest attendance of Bearcat football fans in the history of the program. UC fans will far outnumber those that attended the Orange and Sugar Bowls as well as the UC-OSU game at PBS.
You are correct Rag. I am sure that the OSU game had a good chunk of OSU fans there.
(09-24-2010 06:10 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote: [ -> ]You are correct Rag. I am sure that the OSU game had a good chunk of OSU fans there.
As I recall, it was about 50-50.
Big opportunity for the 'Cats if they can pull off an upset in front of all those fans, and on ESPN. The troubles of the last three weeks would be magically erased.
My brother and I are heading up at Noon to start the festivities...hope there is a lot open somehwere! Should be a great atmosphere.
Where's a good place to park if one doesn't have a parking pass?
(09-25-2010 08:21 AM)chatcat Wrote: [ -> ]Where's a good place to park if one doesn't have a parking pass?
OTR
(09-24-2010 08:51 PM)Former Lurker Wrote: [ -> ]Big opportunity for the 'Cats if they can pull off an upset in front of all those fans, and on ESPN. The troubles of the last three weeks would be magically erased.
To me, the troubles would be somewhat erased if we just managed to play well and show improvement. I don't like moral victories, but a step-by-step approach is realistic.
(09-25-2010 10:04 AM)BJUnklFkr Wrote: [ -> ] (09-24-2010 08:51 PM)Former Lurker Wrote: [ -> ]Big opportunity for the 'Cats if they can pull off an upset in front of all those fans, and on ESPN. The troubles of the last three weeks would be magically erased.
To me, the troubles would be somewhat erased if we just managed to play well and show improvement. I don't like moral victories, but a step-by-step approach is realistic.
Yeah, I'd like to see them at least play well enough so that the fans feel they got their money's worth, and the TV viewers aren't changing channels....