There’s still our ACC-SEC opponent to be announced, so you may get your request.Even bringing in an SEC school would be more fun
There’s still our ACC-SEC opponent to be announced, so you may get your request.
You guys all went for the head fake! Everyone knows the Pentagon is in DC!!
I bet The General had something to do with getting access to the Pentagon.
Maybe. I hope not.As others alluded to, maybe we are the odd man out this year in the ACC-SEC challenge and that's why this game was scheduled?
I lived near Sioux falls for 8 years back in the mid to late 90's and early 2000. In fact when i retire its in my top 5 places to go back to. Its a much larger city than Syracuse population wise with about 200, 000 people, Its very modern even then . Citi Bank main office is located there for instance.
I watched several Sioux falls Sky Force basketball games there at the old Arena, One of their main players back then was a player we all knew and hated Georgetowns own Victor Page.
I Loved my time their with the no state income taxes, sales tax 6 percent , no car inspections, no motorcycle helmet laws. drive 75 MPH on the interstate. 300 sunny days a year. Great school and roads, Unlike here where they promised that the lottery would go towards schools and help with taxes, they have gambling and promised to use it for schools and roads and it actually goes to school improvements and road creations and maintaining them.
Easy place to get to by flight or car from Minneapolis.
Yeah those mid west cities become no man’s land quickThe city population might be about 30% higher than Syracuse, but the Syracuse metro area population is more than double that of Sioux Falls (690,000 to 280,000).
Yeah those mid west cities become no man’s land quick
Yeah there are basically no suburbs in Sioux Falls. Almost the entire populated area counts as within the city limits. Sioux Falls covers 73 square miles. Syracuse covers 26 square miles. If you triple the city limits of Syracuse, that population gap between the two cities will be made up for and then some.
Sorry for the thread derail.
Yeah there are basically no suburbs in Sioux Falls. Almost the entire populated area counts as within the city limits. Sioux Falls covers 73 square miles. Syracuse covers 26 square miles. If you triple the city limits of Syracuse, that population gap between the two cities will be made up for and then some.
Sorry for the thread derail.
.Except Sioux Falls has only gotten more than 50 inches of snow for a year once. That could be a good week in Syracuse.Interesting that I90 runs just north of both cities. And they have almost the same latitude. Sister cities only 1249.6 miles apart.
All depends on preference. For those of us country folk I love that setup. Don't need suburbs.
Bout 5.5 for me, which makes sense if I recall correctly you are in Burlington area?Nice. Just a 7 hour drive for me!
The average winters are 6 degrees colder and the summers are 3 decrees hotter, though. Wikipedia describes Sioux Falls as having hot humid summers and cold dry winters.Except Sioux Falls has only gotten more than 50 inches of snow for a year once. That could be a good week in Syracuse.
Snowfall Records for Sioux Falls, SD
www.weather.gov
Ghost sounds like heaven!Yeah there are basically no suburbs in Sioux Falls. Almost the entire populated area counts as within the city limits. Sioux Falls covers 73 square miles. Syracuse covers 26 square miles. If you triple the city limits of Syracuse, that population gap between the two cities will be made up for and then some.
Sorry for the thread derail.
Yup, live in Burlington, work in Mt. Pleasant.Bout 5.5 for me, which makes sense if I recall correctly you are in Burlington area?
Not sure why all the Walmart hate.Meh that's what people of Walmart and social media reels are for.
Not sure why all the Walmart hate.
Going there at 7am is actually the best time. All stocked and the previous days nasty all cleaned up.
Thanks for the infoI lived near Sioux falls for 8 years back in the mid to late 90's and early 2000. In fact when i retire its in my top 5 places to go back to. Its a much larger city than Syracuse population wise with about 200, 000 people, Its very modern even then . Citi Bank main office is located there for instance.
I watched several Sioux falls Sky Force basketball games there at the old Arena, One of their main players back then was a player we all knew and hated Georgetowns own Victor Page.
I Loved my time their with the no state income taxes, sales tax 6 percent , no car inspections, no motorcycle helmet laws. drive 75 MPH on the interstate. 300 sunny days a year. Great school and roads, Unlike here where they promised that the lottery would go towards schools and help with taxes, they have gambling and promised to use it for schools and roads and it actually goes to school improvements and road creations and maintaining them.
Easy place to get to by flight or car from Minneapolis.
I just saw your post...after I postedYeah there are basically no suburbs in Sioux Falls. Almost the entire populated area counts as within the city limits. Sioux Falls covers 73 square miles. Syracuse covers 26 square miles. If you triple the city limits of Syracuse, that population gap between the two cities will be made up for and then some.
Sorry for the thread derail.
Just find the old Dome Ranger and borrow his duds.Can Red rock a cowboy hat and boots out there in Dakota? Coaches wear Hawaiian shirts in those Hawaii tourneys. Red Autry, new sheriff in town.
Yipie ki ay!!! Seriously tho, I was thinking like Denzel in a western or coach Prime or maybe a glitzy Yellowstone take.Just find the old Dome Ranger and borrow his duds.