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RE: South Carolina in the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party?
(07-24-2021 05:50 AM)vandiver49 Wrote:  There is a decent contingent of both fanbases that would like to see the game moved on campus. But those parties are dwarfed by the pact between South GA Dawg fans and the city of Jacksonville. It can't be replicated by swapping in another team.
Exactly!!! But, I have to admit it would be interesting to see two other teams play in Jax.

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