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RE: Are Blazer fans more optimistic about football or basketball this season?
Me personally, Football, but only because I’m 4 hours away from Bham, so I only go to 1-2 basketball games a year, compared to football, where I go to most, if not all the home games, and maybe an away game. That said, I’m glad the basketball program finally’s got an established coach, and a guy who wants to genuinely be here. I don’t think we’ve had that since I’ve been a UAB fan (2009-2010ish)
05-08-2020 10:44 PM
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