Notre Dame Spring.

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  1. Sid

    Sid Well-Known Member

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    I'm not surprised. I may not get to do it, but I would love to sit in Alabama's stadium for a game and experience the very high level of excitement. Same with Tennessee. Back in the early 90s, I attended two Cotton Bowl games in Dallas when ND played Texas A&M. I got to witness the A&M fans. Ever since then, I've admired their loyalty and in-game enthusiasm. They were a natural for membership in the SEC.
     
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    Yeah a tour of the great college stadiums in the country is definitely in my bucket list.
     
  3. Terry O'Keefe

    Terry O'Keefe Well-Known Member Administrator

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    kp, I put in a request for season tickets to the Longhorns games, you'll really enjoy Austin. If they come to your address, in the care of Marcel Darius that's your handle, it'll make you popular with the UT fans sitting around you! :)
     
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    Yup that'll be a little drive every Saturday morning. Terry I lived in Humble for a couple of years many years ago when Houston was in the throes of growing pains, that seemed to be A&M territory then and that was way before A&M was in the SEC. Earl Campbell was playing for the Oilers too. 8)