When all is said and done, hope you have a great year. If you ever get down to Gville for a game, would love to have a couple of cold ones with you.
I actually stopped by the swamp on my way to the 2009 ACC championship game... I wanted to see it in person. Nice campus, nice people....
I will say this about my thoughts on the stadium ( which btw, we actually walked into the stadium with no problems and onto the field and took pics )......
The stadium is much more intimidating on TV rather then in person...being honest and not taking a shot a Florida or anything. The seats were nice because I noticed they were actually spaced out nicely so people could have a little room.
But, I will say this.....and don't blow up on me. Clemson's death valley is much more intimidating in person... I don't know how the games are " live " in the Swamp.... But in Clemson, it's insane.
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Quote Originally Posted by gatorbear:
Boom,
When all is said and done, hope you have a great year. If you ever get down to Gville for a game, would love to have a couple of cold ones with you.
I actually stopped by the swamp on my way to the 2009 ACC championship game... I wanted to see it in person. Nice campus, nice people....
I will say this about my thoughts on the stadium ( which btw, we actually walked into the stadium with no problems and onto the field and took pics )......
The stadium is much more intimidating on TV rather then in person...being honest and not taking a shot a Florida or anything. The seats were nice because I noticed they were actually spaced out nicely so people could have a little room.
But, I will say this.....and don't blow up on me. Clemson's death valley is much more intimidating in person... I don't know how the games are " live " in the Swamp.... But in Clemson, it's insane.
Would love to go to Death Valley as well. However, you really have to experience a SEC game that means something in The Swamp to get a true feel for the intimidation. Or a FSU game for that matter. If you are interested or near Orlando any time this college football season, let me know and I will see what I can do for tickets.
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Would love to go to Death Valley as well. However, you really have to experience a SEC game that means something in The Swamp to get a true feel for the intimidation. Or a FSU game for that matter. If you are interested or near Orlando any time this college football season, let me know and I will see what I can do for tickets.
Boom, love your posts. Love reading your thread every week. I have one suggestion for you this year. Do not respond to any negative posts. It will be better for you and us. Gl to all of us this year. By the way, Alabama wins championship again. And I hate the SEC
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Boom, love your posts. Love reading your thread every week. I have one suggestion for you this year. Do not respond to any negative posts. It will be better for you and us. Gl to all of us this year. By the way, Alabama wins championship again. And I hate the SEC
Boom, love your posts. Love reading your thread every week. I have one suggestion for you this year. Do not respond to any negative posts. It will be better for you and us. Gl to all of us this year. By the way, Alabama wins championship again. And I hate the SEC
Thanks and yeah... bama is a beast.
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Quote Originally Posted by Gambler111:
Boom, love your posts. Love reading your thread every week. I have one suggestion for you this year. Do not respond to any negative posts. It will be better for you and us. Gl to all of us this year. By the way, Alabama wins championship again. And I hate the SEC
Heading to my first game in Death Valley Saturday. Any suggestions on spots to hit in the area Friday night or after the game?
I graduated from Clemson in 03 but when I go back, I go out in Greenville friday night. The reason being is the downtown bars in Clemson are a young crowd and I feel too old (although im only 33) and feel like im the "old guy in the bar" that I used to make fun of when I attended. On Saturday night, the county law is bars must close by 12, so there is a private bar that stays open til 2am, but its so crowded, its not worth it. My advice, stay in Greenville, go out on Main street there on Friday night, then tailgate all day Saturday and head back to gville after the game (since bars will be closing close to the end of the game anyway). Tailgating is awesome there, but if you want to go to a bar before the game, the Esso is a national staple and a must do (took a shot with Brent Musburger there a few years back). Check out Tiger Town Tavern as well. Good luck!
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Quote Originally Posted by kindergartencapper:
Good luck this season
Heading to my first game in Death Valley Saturday. Any suggestions on spots to hit in the area Friday night or after the game?
I graduated from Clemson in 03 but when I go back, I go out in Greenville friday night. The reason being is the downtown bars in Clemson are a young crowd and I feel too old (although im only 33) and feel like im the "old guy in the bar" that I used to make fun of when I attended. On Saturday night, the county law is bars must close by 12, so there is a private bar that stays open til 2am, but its so crowded, its not worth it. My advice, stay in Greenville, go out on Main street there on Friday night, then tailgate all day Saturday and head back to gville after the game (since bars will be closing close to the end of the game anyway). Tailgating is awesome there, but if you want to go to a bar before the game, the Esso is a national staple and a must do (took a shot with Brent Musburger there a few years back). Check out Tiger Town Tavern as well. Good luck!
Heading to my first game in Death Valley Saturday. Any suggestions on spots to hit in the area Friday night or after the game?
You can hit downtown Clemson... Everything is pretty good IMO. But like that other guy said.... Downtown Greenville is really nice. IMO the nicest " downtown " in the south....
GL and I know you will have a good time.
ps... when you get a few drinks in ya...stop by the esso
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Quote Originally Posted by kindergartencapper:
Good luck this season
Heading to my first game in Death Valley Saturday. Any suggestions on spots to hit in the area Friday night or after the game?
You can hit downtown Clemson... Everything is pretty good IMO. But like that other guy said.... Downtown Greenville is really nice. IMO the nicest " downtown " in the south....
GL and I know you will have a good time.
ps... when you get a few drinks in ya...stop by the esso
I graduated from Clemson in 03 but when I go back, I go out in Greenville friday night. The reason being is the downtown bars in Clemson are a young crowd and I feel too old (although im only 33) and feel like im the "old guy in the bar" that I used to make fun of when I attended. On Saturday night, the county law is bars must close by 12, so there is a private bar that stays open til 2am, but its so crowded, its not worth it. My advice, stay in Greenville, go out on Main street there on Friday night, then tailgate all day Saturday and head back to gville after the game (since bars will be closing close to the end of the game anyway). Tailgating is awesome there, but if you want to go to a bar before the game, the Esso is a national staple and a must do (took a shot with Brent Musburger there a few years back). Check out Tiger Town Tavern as well. Good luck!
shoot me a pm next time ur in town....we might grab a beer
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Quote Originally Posted by incognegro:
I graduated from Clemson in 03 but when I go back, I go out in Greenville friday night. The reason being is the downtown bars in Clemson are a young crowd and I feel too old (although im only 33) and feel like im the "old guy in the bar" that I used to make fun of when I attended. On Saturday night, the county law is bars must close by 12, so there is a private bar that stays open til 2am, but its so crowded, its not worth it. My advice, stay in Greenville, go out on Main street there on Friday night, then tailgate all day Saturday and head back to gville after the game (since bars will be closing close to the end of the game anyway). Tailgating is awesome there, but if you want to go to a bar before the game, the Esso is a national staple and a must do (took a shot with Brent Musburger there a few years back). Check out Tiger Town Tavern as well. Good luck!
shoot me a pm next time ur in town....we might grab a beer
shoot me a pm next time ur in town....we might grab a beer
I live in NYC now so the only games at this point that might work with my schedule is the Boston College game or Fl state. If I head that way, Ill be sure to let you know!
If you ever head up to the big apple, let me know, Ill take you to the Clemson bar here where the Clemson alum gather to watch games.
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Quote Originally Posted by Boom_Boom:
shoot me a pm next time ur in town....we might grab a beer
I live in NYC now so the only games at this point that might work with my schedule is the Boston College game or Fl state. If I head that way, Ill be sure to let you know!
If you ever head up to the big apple, let me know, Ill take you to the Clemson bar here where the Clemson alum gather to watch games.
I live in NYC now so the only games at this point that might work with my schedule is the Boston College game or Fl state. If I head that way, Ill be sure to let you know!
If you ever head up to the big apple, let me know, Ill take you to the Clemson bar here where the Clemson alum gather to watch games.
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Quote Originally Posted by incognegro:
I live in NYC now so the only games at this point that might work with my schedule is the Boston College game or Fl state. If I head that way, Ill be sure to let you know!
If you ever head up to the big apple, let me know, Ill take you to the Clemson bar here where the Clemson alum gather to watch games.
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