Just went downtown to hang for a bit…I know most Purdue fans are local and won’t travel until tomorrow but a 25/1 maize and blue ratio if I had to guess.
Convention Center/Georgia Street will have a TON going on beginning Friday.
Band has an open rehearsal at Franklin Central HS on the southeast side of town Saturday morning. Took my kids last year. Was a blast.
Indy is a great walking town with cheap parking nearly everywhere with great access to the highway.
Slippery Noodle was absolutely packed last year. Standing room only and a who’s who of UM folks/families were cool to chat with. 1/3 mile from the stadium and doors open at noon. WTKA is doing their pregame show there from 4-7 and there was a line around the place by 1pm.
O’Reilly’s is the appointed Michigan bar location in Indy for the Big Ten tournament and is always packed. Alumni association usually puts something on there. It’s small and the food is blah but it’ll be packed with UM folks.
You really can’t go wrong. Hit me up with anything else I missed!
Taking my kiddos to their first game...have one shot at this, lol.
Behind rain, extreme heat is my next biggest nightmare..
Feel like I have planned for every contingency...anyone know if they will allow kiddos to bring in a water bottle or if I throw a camel bak on one of them we would be allowed?
1. I know they are shitty opponents but why show your hand to both teams so they know which starter to prepare for? Harbaugh usually announces it an hour before kick off.
2. To me this basically says that Cade gets one more chance, otherwise it's JJ.
3. Are we seriously still going to be throwing the ball in the third and fourth up 6 touchdowns on these fuckers for style points?
4. Gotta be careful what you wish for. JJ might press feeling like he has something to prove. He can get away with that against shitty teams but if we announce him as the starter he's walking into a hornets nest against Iowa. A few bad throws there and everyone will be clamoring for Cade.
Thought the same about Miami last year. Sparty has lucked into playing once prestigious P5 teams who are a shell of their former selves two years in a row now.
Looked at these a couple of weeks back and like these ones best. (Not sure if Draft Kings' odds match those above but that is where I am getting the numbers from.)
Clemson will be fascinating to watch now that Venables is gone. Was last year an anomaly or are they getting the benefit of name recognition and recency bias?
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A fiesta feast! Complete with maracas, sombreros and party decorations!
Picked up my sombrero this AM…ready to go!
JJ (white/road) jersey didn’t get here in time…
Should be in time for the CFP semi.
Wore it in honor of Leach.
Me too…teacher?
I watch em all. Bet em all. Play bowl mania.
My life is pathetic.
Olu got snubbed.
880? Damn.
Just went downtown to hang for a bit…I know most Purdue fans are local and won’t travel until tomorrow but a 25/1 maize and blue ratio if I had to guess.
Aplenty, but get there early.
I think it may be open more often if the Colts ever get a dominant defense. Until then, its rarely open past September.
Made the Indy to AA drive through Toledo many times. Be safe.
You are mistaken though it is rarely open, especially after September.
Enjoy my town!
13…
SOLD! In record time?
13 minutes.
Have two in section 225, row 13, seats 1/2 for $175 each...a great deal.
You'll have to sit next to two crazed Wolverine fans from Indy though.
513-550-3735
(Same seats are currently going for $230+ fees on the secondary market.)
All facts!
Can’t go wrong with Fogo. Great call.
Section 225....even sweeter that I bought them off a Buckeye friend for the second year in a row.
He always buys them in July.
Some great locally owned bars on Mass Ave that’d be great for soccer watching.
Chatham Tap is top notch.
https://www.chathamtap.com/
Yeah, I’d like to know where the team is staying. The post game celebration there last year was rumored to be amazing.
Lifelong Indy resident here and went last year.
Weather looks great.
Convention Center/Georgia Street will have a TON going on beginning Friday.
Band has an open rehearsal at Franklin Central HS on the southeast side of town Saturday morning. Took my kids last year. Was a blast.
Indy is a great walking town with cheap parking nearly everywhere with great access to the highway.
Slippery Noodle was absolutely packed last year. Standing room only and a who’s who of UM folks/families were cool to chat with. 1/3 mile from the stadium and doors open at noon. WTKA is doing their pregame show there from 4-7 and there was a line around the place by 1pm.
O’Reilly’s is the appointed Michigan bar location in Indy for the Big Ten tournament and is always packed. Alumni association usually puts something on there. It’s small and the food is blah but it’ll be packed with UM folks.
You really can’t go wrong. Hit me up with anything else I missed!
GO BLUE!
I’ve got 23-8.
Need further explanation on the “equality” sticker please.
Taking my kiddos to their first game...have one shot at this, lol.
Behind rain, extreme heat is my next biggest nightmare..
Feel like I have planned for every contingency...anyone know if they will allow kiddos to bring in a water bottle or if I throw a camel bak on one of them we would be allowed?
Sitting in section 40.
So, is Davis Warren the backup in weeks 1/2?
1. I know they…
Hate it.
1. I know they are shitty opponents but why show your hand to both teams so they know which starter to prepare for? Harbaugh usually announces it an hour before kick off.
2. To me this basically says that Cade gets one more chance, otherwise it's JJ.
3. Are we seriously still going to be throwing the ball in the third and fourth up 6 touchdowns on these fuckers for style points?
4. Gotta be careful what you wish for. JJ might press feeling like he has something to prove. He can get away with that against shitty teams but if we announce him as the starter he's walking into a hornets nest against Iowa. A few bad throws there and everyone will be clamoring for Cade.
5. The loser transfers?
Thought the same about Miami last year. Sparty has lucked into playing once prestigious P5 teams who are a shell of their former selves two years in a row now.
A big fan of line 33, lol…
“And Ohio State DOESN’T have an answer!”
“Gimme somebody down here to wrestle, I don’t care who it is!”
Only one answer here: Honky...
(And only REAL wrestling fans remember HOW he actually lost it.)
Looked at these a couple of weeks back and like these ones best. (Not sure if Draft Kings' odds match those above but that is where I am getting the numbers from.)
Bama: Over 10.5
Texas A&M: Over 8.5
Auburn: Under 6.5
Georgia: Over 10.5
Missouri: Under 5.5
Purdue: Over 7.5
Illinois: Under 4.5
Boston College: Under 6.5
Virginia Tech: Over 6.5
Georgia Tech: Under 3.5
Oregon: Over 8.5
Washington: Over 7.5
Oregon State: Under 6.5
California: Under 5.5
Washington State: Under 5.5
West Virginia: Under 5.5
Texas Tech: Under 5.5
Notre Dame: Over 8.5
Yes!!!!
Vandy?
Yes! Purdue should walk to 8 wins minimum if they stay healthy.
I also think the over on ND wins in Vegas (8.5) is nearly a lock.
But they’re “mad” this year, lol.
Saw something the other day stating OSU is a double digit favorite in EVERY (yes every) game in 2022.
I dunno. Oregon will also be fascinating under new leadership. They quit last year.
Also, Utah at FOUR is rich.
Clemson will be fascinating to watch now that Venables is gone. Was last year an anomaly or are they getting the benefit of name recognition and recency bias?
I think ND gets them in South Bend this year.
Thank you!
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“Enemy” territory, sorry.
Also, sorry for not knowing how to embed. Been a while.
Training like hell (Saturday is long run day) for a marathon on 11/05 then taking my kids (10/8) to their first opener!
Awesome!
Never disappoints.
Explain #2’s reasoning…
It’s the easy thing to do these days.
Wife and I got out of many social events we did not want to attend in the past with the “kids excuse.”
”Covid” is the modern day analogy.