Hey, how is that place? I was last there in November of 2009 (drowning my sorrows after a home loss to Purdue) and that was before the renovation. Is there more outdoor seating?
which makes today's game huge. I think the real key to the season will be how this young team comes back from a brutal one week stretch (At Wis-KU-OSU) with games at IU and NW.
I went to all home and away games in 1997 (Rose Bowl included)-of course that was a blast!!!
2004-went everywhere except the Rose Bowl.
Nice road slate next year as we only have to leave the state 3 times. As always, the game in Evanston will be BIG HOUSE WEST. Been to Illinois a few times-meh. Kinnick Stadium is a long haul, but it is a good environment for sure.
I have been to Bloomington several times and the Purple lot north of Memorial Stadium is a good spot to park-tailgate. There have been plenty of UM fans there in the past and this year will be no different.
I never knew they hated Michigan until I went to Champaign-Urbana or whatever for games. Everyone in the student section has a Muck Fichigan shirt.. F-bombs are dropped on UM fans frequently. Not sure why-1989 Final Four? Bo putting 70 on them in the early 80's? I agree with ItakeHGH-if they can't beat you, they hate you.
I will be going to IU as well. I have been to Bloomington 5 or 6 times and I have never had any issues with Hoosier fans-heck half of the stadium is usually maize and blue. The lots surrounding Memorial Stadium make nice tailgate sites.
For the most part, fans are fine across the B10. Purdue and Northwestern are good spots as well (once again-UM fans take over their stadium). Columbus is the exception of course-and I have had some issues at Penn State and Illinois (no problems there for afternoon games but the night games brought out the worse in them).
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Hey, how is that place? I was last there in November of 2009 (drowning my sorrows after a home loss to Purdue) and that was before the renovation. Is there more outdoor seating?
GO BLUE!
When I run out, Founders Reds Rye or Oberon
About 5 minutes left. Impressive hockey team for sure. Go get 'em guys-GO BLUE!!
3-1 N Dakota.
which makes today's game huge. I think the real key to the season will be how this young team comes back from a brutal one week stretch (At Wis-KU-OSU) with games at IU and NW.
GO BLUE!!
Got the split-get the fuck out of Columbus.
Got the split-get the fuck out of Columbus.
Wohlberg puts one in for a 2-1 lead with 5 minutes left.
I went to all home and away games in 1997 (Rose Bowl included)-of course that was a blast!!!
2004-went everywhere except the Rose Bowl.
Nice road slate next year as we only have to leave the state 3 times. As always, the game in Evanston will be BIG HOUSE WEST. Been to Illinois a few times-meh. Kinnick Stadium is a long haul, but it is a good environment for sure.
Also, 2006 at ND-A great day in South Bend for sure. A defensive TD to start the game and to end it, with 3 Super Mario TD's in between.
I have been to Bloomington several times and the Purple lot north of Memorial Stadium is a good spot to park-tailgate. There have been plenty of UM fans there in the past and this year will be no different.
GO BLUE!!
I never knew they hated Michigan until I went to Champaign-Urbana or whatever for games. Everyone in the student section has a Muck Fichigan shirt.. F-bombs are dropped on UM fans frequently. Not sure why-1989 Final Four? Bo putting 70 on them in the early 80's? I agree with ItakeHGH-if they can't beat you, they hate you.
Stopped in at Founders in Grand Rapids for 2 IPA's and back home with some more Huma Lupa Licious from Shorts. Good Times!!!
In the past, the students have been in the South End Zone facing TD Jesus. Sections 117-119?? That is where we were in 2004 and 2006 anyway.
Detroit Beer Co. is a couple blocks away and has some solid beers and food. You can get there a couple hours before the game and usually get seated.
Yes, Hockeytown is overrated.
I will be going to IU as well. I have been to Bloomington 5 or 6 times and I have never had any issues with Hoosier fans-heck half of the stadium is usually maize and blue. The lots surrounding Memorial Stadium make nice tailgate sites.
For the most part, fans are fine across the B10. Purdue and Northwestern are good spots as well (once again-UM fans take over their stadium). Columbus is the exception of course-and I have had some issues at Penn State and Illinois (no problems there for afternoon games but the night games brought out the worse in them).