Katrina is awesome. Big time talent.
Well wow, were famous (again!)
The nice and cool thing about this time around is that the tag line moniker from the last story ("struggling SU team") appears to no longer apply, Woo hoo we made it through the crap years!Hey I know some(all) of those people![]()
Well wow, were famous (again!)
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We got another 15 minutes, well done all the way around. Proud to be amongst this group!
Katrina and Scott were great to talk to. You could tell she was really impressed by every aspect of our group. The planning, the amenities, the organization but mostly the people she had a chance to meet and talk to. Everyone I've introduced to the group over the years has said the same and the FMT has played a major role in recruiting dozens of new season ticket holders. I've already added four newbies for next year.
Invited Katrina to come back some time when she's "off the clock."
Even my wife liked it and she went there convinced that tailgating was her worst nightmare!Katrina and Scott were great to talk to. You could tell she was really impressed by every aspect of our group. The planning, the amenities, the organization but mostly the people she had a chance to meet and talk to. Everyone I've introduced to the group over the years has said the same and the FMT has played a major role in recruiting dozens of new season ticket holders. I've already added four newbies for next year.
Invited Katrina to come back some time when she's "off the clock."
Even my wife liked it and she went there convinced that tailgating was her worst nightmare!
It’s come a long way since you, me, Jeremycuse and his dad tried to tailgate before UCONN in 2008Even my wife liked it and she went there convinced that tailgating was her worst nightmare!
It’s come a long way since you, me, Jeremycuse and his dad tried to tailgate before UCONN in 2008
Indeed, we started in the trolley lot, back in the day when OnTrack was on track and you could take a train to the base of Piety Hill, The train stop for the university was/is just a stone's throw from the Fine Lot.Tomcat can correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the Fine Lot tailgate was originally the Syracusefan Trolley lot tailgate. It was maybe about 25 of us back then. I think, I'm not certain. That was in the 90s.
Yes, basically that. We started in the Trolley Lot. When On track shut down I called SU and found the Fine Lot. The Lot had lots of available spots back then (GRob teams and the Henry Lot was still a thing). Had about 15 regulars back then. We lost a few in the transistion due to the cost.Indeed, we started in the trolley lot, back in the day when OnTrack was on track and you could take a train to the base of Piety Hill, The train stop for the university was/is just a stone's throw from the Fine Lot.
I am fuzzy on this but my memory is that a small group of us talked about having a group tailgate shortly after this board was born. I think TexanMark, storange, Dcuse and GoSU96 were in the founding group. Maybe rrlbees too. I think Cuseregular, Consigliere, JeremyCuse, lincolncuse, orange79 and the many others that are part of the crew now joined later.
When OnTrack went off track, we just moved to the Fine Lot and started a slow but steady growth that continues to this day. Later, led by TexanMark and many others local to the areas, the tailgating expanded to road games too.
TexanMark, what do you remember?
Indeed, we started in the trolley lot, back in the day when OnTrack was on track and you could take a train to the base of Piety Hill, The train stop for the university was/is just a stone's throw from the Fine Lot.
I am fuzzy on this but my memory is that a small group of us talked about having a group tailgate shortly after this board was born. I think TexanMark, storange, Dcuse and GoSU96 were in the founding group. Maybe rrlbees too. I think Cuseregular, Consigliere, JeremyCuse, lincolncuse, orange79 and the many others that are part of the crew now joined later.
When OnTrack went off track, we just moved to the Fine Lot and started a slow but steady growth that continues to this day. Later, led by TexanMark and many others local to the areas, the tailgating expanded to road games too.
TexanMark, what do you remember?
Yes, basically that. We started in the Trolley Lot. When On track shut down I called SU and found the Fine Lot. The Lot had lots of available spots back then (GRob teams and the Henry Lot was still a thing). Had about 15 regulars back then. We lost a few in the transistion due to the cost.
yeah how many years are we going on? 15? And I think I was actually in this august body from day one if I'm remembering correctly. Though Tom you may be right as if memory serves me (and when it comes to memory I'm going with yours vs. mineI remember the board tailgate as being a once a year event. Think I attended a couple in the trolley lot. This is probably my fifth or sixth year as a regular in the Fine Lot.