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PhillyPhlash Wrote:I would rather be kicked in the junk five times over by a pair of Timberlands than go to Bowling Green.
I think that’s how most people feel

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06-28-2005 12:43 PM
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I wouldn't expect a ton of Ohioans to travel to Philly when Miami visits, but Miami has sizeable alumni populations in Philly, New York, and DC. As nearly as I can remember, the team's only games east of the Alleghenies in the past ten years have been two visits to Chapel Hill, one to Virginia Tech, and one to Army, all of which were a while ago.

I've talked to numerous East Coast alums who are excited about having the RedHawks play nearby, and I'm hopeful there will be plenty of Miamians in the stands.
 
07-12-2005 05:59 PM
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