I attended a baseball game between USM and OM in H'burg once. When, I left that night, I swore I'd never attend another sporting event in that town again. Ever. And, this is coming from someone who has no problem attending games in Starkville and Baton Rouge.
I didn't see the entire game as I was switching between the State-AU, UGA-S Car and SC-OSU. But, it appeared to me MSU's main problem was talent, especially on defense. Both Ole Miss and State hired bumbling idiots for head coaches. We are very fortunate in that our bumbling idiot left us in...
I saw that post and don't know where that came from. There've been plenty of sell-outs in my short 12 years of attending games in Oxford. The best part about the sellout is the fact that all those Bama, LSU and Tenn fans got emails this week telling them they will not be getting all the tickets...
Is anyone as obsessed with the way Gene is handling the Byrne chat tonight as I am?
Why would you only ask broad questions? Sounds like a waste of time.
Ole Miss fans didn't create the hype. The media created the hype after the Cotton Bowl. Specifically, I believe Kirk Herbstreit was the first to get the ball rolling when he put out his way-too-early preseason top 10 right after the bowls. Don't even pretend State fans wouldn't be milking the...
They do extend Saturdays to 1am on game weekends. But, yeah, the hours, hot beer and no Sunday sales sucks ***. I don't think it has much effect on decreasing partying, however. Did hot beer keep people in Starkville from partying before you changed the law?
I don't see how Sunday sales in Starkville will have any effect on Oxford other than to help speed up the inevitable process of them doing the same. I'm happy to see this happen.