The 90s were a snapshot of that ( 8-10 wins usually) We didn’t sell out every game but avg attendance for those years was in the high 40s, and many games were virtual sell outs.
I lived in the Atlanta metro and then rural GA over a 9 year period and never had that experience. With that being said my gf is a Vols fan so I have to deal with that.
If HCFB keeps the recruiting the way it's going, they will call it "The Fran-ton Inn"
I've lived outside Atlanta for close to 30 years now. Like you, I never had an issue. I do remember going to Stone Mountain my first week down here and back then you would see a ton of rednecks driving around the park with confederate flags. Then you had me driving around with my NY plates, I was wondering where the hell I moved to. I never see anything like that nowadays. Times change.
Funny I see the same behavior in northerners … just read this board at times.
well, he’s the King. too soon?
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Looks like it’s more like the Camden Indoor, amirite?!
New England is very provincial
My brother and sister-in-law took a trip ttrogh North & South Carolina to look for possible places to retire. When they were in places without a lot of transplants, the locals let them know that they knew they were Northerners whose presence wasn't appreciated. If they move there, it will be to a place with a lot of Northerners, or a tourist center like Charleston.
I wouldn’t say it’s an expectation but I can see it being realistic. The few times we’ve shown hope, they’ve packed that place out. People are starving for football, they just are sick of constantly being let down.
Carrboro, NC. adjacent to Chapel Hill.
No. Because these are Official Visits parents' travel, lodging, meals are also covered.
Its louder than that. I've brought an actual Decibel meter.(apps don't work) Michigan's big house has recorded 110 db. We've recorded in the 120's. 130's way back.
