Bison137
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10-14-19 08:55 PM - Post#288566
Holy Cross board currently is polling members as to how many different venues people have seen games in (presumably D1 games only). I listed 67 and the question was posed as to how my list compares to BRW. I know he has seen more big-time Bison games than I have. But I likely am ahead on midmajor venues. Also I have him beat with a few very old arenas that no longer exist.
BRW, can you post your lifetime list for college hoops games? Also KenZ or others, please feel to chime in.
http://crossports.freeforums.net/thread/4491/mens-...
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BisonRoadWarrior
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10-15-19 02:42 AM - Post#288572
In response to Bison137
Yes, I sure will, but it will be a few days til I can. I think you may be right that you've got the overall edge and it will be fun to see if that's the case.
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BisonRoadWarrior
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10-15-19 08:12 AM - Post#288574
In response to BisonRoadWarrior
In the meantime, post your list here, too, and it would be fun to see others’ lists and memories as well.
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Bucknellbisonfan21
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10-15-19 09:00 AM - Post#288576
In response to BisonRoadWarrior
My list won’t come close to you other guys but I might as well share.
Teams Arenas I’ve been to (14): American, Army, Bucknell Davis and Sojka), Colgate, Lafayette, La Salle; Lehigh, Maryland, Monmouth, Mt. St. Mary’s, Navy, North Carolina, Penn State, Villanova
Personal goal is to get to the 3 remaining patriot league arenas I haven’t been to in the next few years (Boston, Holy Cross, Loyola).
Another goal is to get to the 8 remaining D-1 Pennsylvania arenas I haven’t been to (Drexel, Duquesne, Penn, Pittsburgh, Robert Morris, Temple, St, Francis, St. Joes).
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KenZ
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Re: Question for Bison Road Warrior or Others
10-15-19 09:16 AM - Post#288577
In response to Bison137
BRW, can you post your lifetime list for college hoops games? Also KenZ or others, please feel to chime in.
our former player(s) and managers should have some interesting lists just from their time with the team.
given the little snit on the HC board, do we need to define more carefully than D1 games. i don't see e.g. Susquehanna on your list, but likely we older folks hit Bucknell games at non D1 venues. West Chester an interesting case.
okay, typing this i think the HC crowd made me think too much, just post what seems relevant to you, add explanation if/as necessary or interesting.
p.s. 137, you posted multiple venues for several schools, but failed to count two, Davis and Sojka, for Bucknell.
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BisonFan4
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10-15-19 09:37 AM - Post#288579
In response to KenZ
I've been to 15, all within past 4yrs except Syracuse: American, Boston U, Bucknell, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh, Navy, North Carolina, Maryland, Ohio State, Penn State, St Boniventure, Syracuse, Vermont
I hope to add several SEC schools to my list this yr
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Bison137
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10-15-19 10:32 AM - Post#288582
In response to BisonRoadWarrior
Yes, I sure will, but it will be a few days til I can. I think you may be right that you've got the overall edge and it will be fun to see if that's the case.
Here's my list, although I may be missing a few. I only included ones where I saw a college game. There are some others where I saw pro hoops or hockey (or concerts). I definitely don't have the quality of high-level games that BRW has.
American
Army
Boston U (both gyms)
Bucknell (two arenas)
Colgate
Holy Cross
Lafayette (two arenas)
Lehigh (two arenas)
Loyola
Navy
- - -
Penn State (two arenas)
Rutgers
- - -
Syracuse (two arenas)
Clemson
Boston College
Pitt (two arenas)
- - -
Adolph Rupp Arena
- - -
Villanova
Georgetown (Capital One Center)
Providence
- - -
Temple
UConn (two arenas)
- - -
St. Bona
GMU
La Salle
St. Joes
UMass
Fordham
- - -
Yale
Princeton
Penn
Cornell
Columbia
- - -
Hofstra
Towson (two arenas)
- - -
Hartford
Albany
Binghamton
- - -
Iona
Rider
Quinnipiac
Siena
Canisius
Monmouth
Marist
Fairfield (two arenas)
Niagara
- - -
St. Francis (PA)
Sacred Heart
Robert Morris
Wagner
Mount St. Mary's
- - -
MSG (two versions)
Barclay's Center
Brendan Byrne Arena
Little Caesars Arena (Detroit)
KeyBank Center (Buffalo)
Total of 68
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Bison137
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Re: Question for Bison Road Warrior or Others
10-15-19 10:55 AM - Post#288583
In response to KenZ
given the little snit on the HC board, do we need to define more carefully than D1 games. i don't see e.g. Susquehanna on your list, but likely we older folks hit Bucknell games at non D1 venues. West Chester an interesting case.
okay, typing this i think the HC crowd made me think too much, just post what seems relevant to you, add explanation if/as necessary or interesting.
p.s. 137, you posted multiple venues for several schools, but failed to count two, Davis and Sojka, for Bucknell.
Yes, major error on my fault - now corrected - to not list two Bison venues. EDIT: I just realized that I also forgot to list two venues for Army. Also forgot Carnesecca Arena, where I have seen St. John's games (but not against Bucknell). So my total is 70.
As for D3 gyms, I would tend to include them - but I never saw a game at any of them. Never traveled to West Chester or Gettysburg. Counting those games likely won't affect many lists, as I think the last D2/D3 venue in which Bucknell played was Utica in a 1984 Christmas tournament. They last played at Gettysburg and at West Chester in 1981-82. However anyone who was traveling to games prior to 1981 theoretically could have gone to places like Bloomsburg, CMU, Rochester, Upsala, Scranton, Albright, Wilkes, and Dickinson. I never did.
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Bison89
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10-15-19 11:00 AM - Post#288584
In response to BisonFan4
My list is much shorter:
1. Bucknell
2. Navy
3. American
4. Lehigh
5. Lafayette
6. HC
7. George Washington
8. LaSalle
9. Drexel
10. Towson
11. Temple
12. UPenn
13. St. Joe's
14. Villanova
15. Wagner
16. Rider
17. Princeton
18. UC Berkeley
19. Santa Clara
20. Cal State Northridge
21. Notre Dame (Did not see a game. Just toured the arena.)
22. Monmouth
23. St. John's (at MSG)
24. Marist
25. NC State
BTW, this map helped me to remember which arenas I have visited: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?dg= featur...
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Edited by Bison89 on 10-15-19 11:08 AM. Reason for edit: Added Map
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HuskyColonial
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10-15-19 11:31 AM - Post#288586
In response to Bison89
Are any of you coming to Orlando for the November 25 or 26th games? I thought about making the drive from Jacksonville and meet up with an adult beverage would be added value.
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Bison7882
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10-15-19 01:24 PM - Post#288587
In response to HuskyColonial
This was a fun exercise as I ate lunch at work. A lot of these go back to my undergrad days:
American (Ft. Myer)
Army
Bucknell (Davis and Sojka)
Colgate
Cornell
Delaware (Field House)
Drexel
Hofstra (the "old" Mack Center)
JMU
Lafayette
LaSalle (Gola)
Lehigh
MSG
Manhattan
Monmouth
Niagara
Palestra
Pottsville (Bucknell v. Penn)
Princeton
Rider
Rutgers
St. Francis
St. Joe's
Seton Hall (Campus)
Seton Hall (Meadowlands)
Seton Hall (South Mountain Arena)
Siena (Campus)
Temple (McGonigal Hall)
UVA (University Hall)
Wagner
Non D1 (vs. Bucknell):
Bloomsburg
Gettysburg
West Chester
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Bison137
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10-15-19 02:06 PM - Post#288588
In response to Bison7882
Pottsville (Bucknell v. Penn)
I was wondering if anyone had gone to Pottsville for one of the Bison games there. Martz Hall has to among the most unique places the Bison have played. Although not the most luxurious by any means, I'd rather play there than in Stabler or a couple other PL venues.
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DoCtoR62
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10-15-19 02:21 PM - Post#288589
In response to Bison137
This was fun, though it has taken up too much of my afternoon. I didn't include women's games or D3. Including multiple facilities for one school, I have attended CBB games in 77 venues.
Alabama
American (2 arenas)
Bucknell (two arenas)
Central Connecticut
Colgate
Columbia
Coppin State
Cornell
Dayton
Delaware (two arenas)
Delaware State
Fairfield
FDU
Florida State
Fordham
Georgetown
GMU
George Washington
Georgia Tech
Hofstra
Holy Cross
Howard
Indianapolis (Final Four)
Iowa
James Madison
La Salle
Lafayette
Lehigh (two arenas)
Long Island Univ (three arenas, inc Barclays)
Loyola
Marist
Marquette
Marshall
Maryland (two arenas)
Monmouth
Morgan State
Mount St. Mary's
MSG
Navy
NC State (two arenas)
Notre Dame
Penn
Penn State (two arenas)
Pitt
Princeton
Providence
Rider
Robert Morris (three arenas)
Sacred Heart
St. Bonaventure
St. Francis Brooklyn
St. Francis (PA)
St. Joseph's
Temple
Texas
Towson (two arenas)
UConn (Hartford CC)
UMBC (two arenas)
Villanova
Virgina Tech
Wagner
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Xavier
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Bison89
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10-15-19 04:48 PM - Post#288594
In response to DoCtoR62
Doctor, WOW!!! That is impressive. You have "wasted" a lot of time. I like it! 
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Bison89
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10-15-19 04:51 PM - Post#288595
In response to HuskyColonial
Are any of you coming to Orlando for the November 25 or 26th games? I thought about making the drive from Jacksonville and meet up with an adult beverage would be added value.
Husky, my younger son and I were just in Orlando and Gainesville this past Thurs and Fri. He is considering applying to U of Florida. Mrs. Bison89 and I have talked about coming down to Orlando Nov. 25 & 26, but it will probably be a last minute decision. If it happens, I will private message you.
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HuskyColonial
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10-15-19 05:03 PM - Post#288596
In response to Bison89
10-4
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DoCtoR62
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10-17-19 09:07 AM - Post#288653
In response to Bison89
Doctor, WOW!!! That is impressive. You have "wasted" a lot of time. I like it!
Cannot believe I forgot Dallas Reunion Arena (Bucknell vs Syracuse in NCAAs). Also, failed to mention that I have seen games in multiple venues at Navy and George Mason. This was such a fun exercise for an old CBB fanatic. As one who cannot remember what I had for dinner last night, it is amazing how many memories come flooding back when thinking about the different games at these arenas. Like the earlier game at George Mason I just referenced ... first game of the Bison's 84-85 season; it was the same day as Doug Flutie's miracle TD pass against Miami which was all of the buzz in the gym for opening night of a basketball season. It's crazy the things we remember.
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DoCtoR62
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10-17-19 09:09 AM - Post#288654
In response to DoCtoR62
Doctor, WOW!!! That is impressive. You have "wasted" a lot of time. I like it!
Cannot believe I forgot Dallas Reunion Arena (Bucknell vs Syracuse in NCAAs). Also, failed to mention that I have seen games in multiple venues at Navy and George Mason. This was such a fun exercise for an old CBB fanatic. As one who cannot remember what I had for dinner last night, it is amazing how many memories come flooding back when thinking about the different games at these arenas. Like the earlier game at George Mason I just referenced ... first game of the Bison's 84-85 season; it was the same day as Doug Flutie's miracle TD pass against Miami which was all of the buzz in the gym for opening night of a basketball season. It's crazy the things we remember.
And, for all of the memories, the best are reserved for Davis Gym, circa 1978-1989. Absolutely AWESOME.
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BisonRoadWarrior
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10-18-19 11:57 AM - Post#288741
In response to DoCtoR62
I've seen the Bucknell men in 72 venues, and counting all college games, I've been to 93.
BUCKNELL MEN - 72
Bucknell - Davis & Sojka
Delaware x 2
Drexel
Towson
American
Army
Boston University x2
Colgate
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Lehigh
Navy
Loyola
Penn
La Salle
Villanova
St Joe's
Temple
Penn State
Robert Morris
St Francis (PA)
Rider
Monmouth - NIT
Stony Brook
Columbia
St John's
Manhattan
Syracuse
St Bonaventure
Yale
Providence
Vermont
Maryland
Mount St Mary's
James Madison
Richmond
VCU
Old Dominion
Verizon Center in DC
UNC
NC State
Duke
Wake Forest
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
Michigan
Notre Dame
Purdue
Butler
Marquette
Minnesota
Northern Iowa
Mizzou
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Arizona - NIT
Nevada - NIT
Stanford
Cal
St Mary's CA
Hawaii
Bison Men NCAA Games
The Omni in Atlanta
Reunion Arena - Dallas
THE FORD CENTER IN OKLAHOMA CITY
American Airlines Center - Dallas
Verizon Center - DC
Rupp Arena
Buffalo
Detroit
NON-BUCKNELL D1 MEN - 16
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
William & Mary
UTSA
Texas State
Texas
Texas A&M
UNC Central
Indiana
Charlotte TimeWarner Cable Arena (NC St vs Davidson w Steph Curry)
Greensboro Coliseum
New Orleans Superdome - 1993 Final Four
San Antonio Alamodome - Various NCAA Tourney
San Antonio AT&T Center - NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds
Houston NRG Stadium - Final Four
Philadelphia Wells Fargo Center - NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds
BUCKNELL WOMEN - 2
Baylor
Delaware State
LESS THAN D1 - 3
Trinity University - San Antonio
Gettysburg College (vs Hopkins feat. Jesse Flannery)
Madison Square Garden - Immaculata women 1975; first-ever women's college game at the Garden
I'm short a few venues. I know I was at some more away games supporting Immaculata women, but I was too young for me to remember where!
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BisonRoadWarrior
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10-18-19 11:57 AM - Post#288742
In response to DoCtoR62
I've seen the Bucknell men in 72 venues, and counting all college games, I've been to 93.
BUCKNELL MEN - 72
Bucknell - Davis & Sojka
Delaware x 2
Drexel
Towson
American
Army
Boston University x2
Colgate
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Lehigh
Navy
Loyola
Penn
La Salle
Villanova
St Joe's
Temple
Penn State
Robert Morris
St Francis (PA)
Rider
Monmouth - NIT
Stony Brook
Columbia
St John's
Manhattan
Syracuse
St Bonaventure
Yale
Providence
Vermont
Maryland
Mount St Mary's
James Madison
Richmond
VCU
Old Dominion
Verizon Center in DC
UNC
NC State
Duke
Wake Forest
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
Michigan
Notre Dame
Purdue
Butler
Marquette
Minnesota
Northern Iowa
Mizzou
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Arizona - NIT
Nevada - NIT
Stanford
Cal
St Mary's CA
Hawaii
Bison Men NCAA Games
The Omni in Atlanta
Reunion Arena - Dallas
THE FORD CENTER IN OKLAHOMA CITY
American Airlines Center - Dallas
Verizon Center - DC
Rupp Arena
Buffalo
Detroit
NON-BUCKNELL D1 MEN - 16
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
William & Mary
UTSA
Texas State
Texas
Texas A&M
UNC Central
Indiana
Charlotte TimeWarner Cable Arena (NC St vs Davidson w Steph Curry)
Greensboro Coliseum
New Orleans Superdome - 1993 Final Four
San Antonio Alamodome - Various NCAA Tourney
San Antonio AT&T Center - NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds
Houston NRG Stadium - Final Four
Philadelphia Wells Fargo Center - NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds
BUCKNELL WOMEN - 2
Baylor
Delaware State
LESS THAN D1 - 3
Trinity University - San Antonio
Gettysburg College (vs Hopkins feat. Jesse Flannery)
Madison Square Garden - Immaculata women 1975; first-ever women's college game at the Garden
I'm short a few venues. I know I was at some more away games supporting Immaculata women, but I was too young for me to remember where!
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BisonRoadWarrior
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10-18-19 01:51 PM - Post#288748
In response to BisonRoadWarrior
Trivia question: Where is the only Patriot League venue where I am winless with the Bison (0-2)?
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BisonRoadWarrior
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10-18-19 01:55 PM - Post#288749
In response to BisonRoadWarrior
Correction: 71 venues for Bucknell men.
I counted the Verizon Center in DC twice, as I'd seen them play George Mason there in 2006 in addition to the 2011 NCAA tournament game.
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Bison137
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10-18-19 02:09 PM - Post#288750
In response to BisonRoadWarrior
Trivia question: Where is the only Patriot League venue where I am winless with the Bison (0-2)?
Holy Cross?
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Bison89
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10-18-19 03:02 PM - Post#288753
In response to DoCtoR62
Doctor, WOW!!! That is impressive. You have "wasted" a lot of time. I like it!
Cannot believe I forgot Dallas Reunion Arena (Bucknell vs Syracuse in NCAAs). Also, failed to mention that I have seen games in multiple venues at Navy and George Mason. This was such a fun exercise for an old CBB fanatic. As one who cannot remember what I had for dinner last night, it is amazing how many memories come flooding back when thinking about the different games at these arenas. Like the earlier game at George Mason I just referenced ... first game of the Bison's 84-85 season; it was the same day as Doug Flutie's miracle TD pass against Miami which was all of the buzz in the gym for opening night of a basketball season. It's crazy the things we remember.
Doctor, I forgot about attending that game also. 5 guys in a car for 22 hours straight (each way) was stinky, but it was a great time!
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BisonRoadWarrior
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10-18-19 04:57 PM - Post#288762
In response to Bison137
Trivia question: Where is the only Patriot League venue where I am winless with the Bison (0-2)?
Holy Cross?
Indeed. 2012 and 2019.
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DoCtoR62
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10-18-19 07:20 PM - Post#288766
In response to BisonRoadWarrior
I've seen the Bucknell men in 72 venues, and counting all college games, I've been to 93.
BUCKNELL MEN - 72
Bucknell - Davis & Sojka
Delaware x 2
Drexel
Towson
American
Army
Boston University x2
Colgate
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Lehigh
Navy
Loyola
Penn
La Salle
Villanova
St Joe's
Temple
Penn State
Robert Morris
St Francis (PA)
Rider
Monmouth - NIT
Stony Brook
Columbia
St John's
Manhattan
Syracuse
St Bonaventure
Yale
Providence
Vermont
Maryland
Mount St Mary's
James Madison
Richmond
VCU
Old Dominion
Verizon Center in DC
UNC
NC State
Duke
Wake Forest
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
Michigan
Notre Dame
Purdue
Butler
Marquette
Minnesota
Northern Iowa
Mizzou
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Arizona - NIT
Nevada - NIT
Stanford
Cal
St Mary's CA
Hawaii
Bison Men NCAA Games
The Omni in Atlanta
Reunion Arena - Dallas
THE FORD CENTER IN OKLAHOMA CITY
American Airlines Center - Dallas
Verizon Center - DC
Rupp Arena
Buffalo
Detroit
NON-BUCKNELL D1 MEN - 16
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
William & Mary
UTSA
Texas State
Texas
Texas A&M
UNC Central
Indiana
Charlotte TimeWarner Cable Arena (NC St vs Davidson w Steph Curry)
Greensboro Coliseum
New Orleans Superdome - 1993 Final Four
San Antonio Alamodome - Various NCAA Tourney
San Antonio AT&T Center - NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds
Houston NRG Stadium - Final Four
Philadelphia Wells Fargo Center - NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds
BUCKNELL WOMEN - 2
Baylor
Delaware State
LESS THAN D1 - 3
Trinity University - San Antonio
Gettysburg College (vs Hopkins feat. Jesse Flannery)
Madison Square Garden - Immaculata women 1975; first-ever women's college game at the Garden
I'm short a few venues. I know I was at some more away games supporting Immaculata women, but I was too young for me to remember where!
BisonSavageRoadWarrior!!!
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NoMoney89
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10-19-19 12:43 AM - Post#288775
In response to DoCtoR62
I just quickly counted 32 during my "playing" days. I will list them in a second post later, with all the other places as well. I'm sure I haven't hit the rarefied air of BRW yet.
But I don't think anyone mentioned that "wonderful" neutral court for the Patriot League Tournament - The Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, MD. Home of the PLC from 2002-2004.
I too am counting all the places I have personally been to see a College Basketball game, including tournament venues.
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DoCtoR62
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10-19-19 07:33 AM - Post#288780
In response to NoMoney89
But I don't think anyone mentioned that "wonderful" neutral court for the Patriot League Tournament - The Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, MD. Home of the PLC from 2002-2004
Yes! Good one. I also attended an NEC championship in Trenton's Sovereign Arena. And I cannot believe I forgot one of my most enjoyable experiences ever ... getting to meet Dean Smith when Towson "hosted" North Carolina at the old Hersheypark Arena. Coach Smith tried to play a game in the home area of each senior. The game in Hershey was for Carlisle's Jeff Lebo.
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bison63
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10-19-19 09:10 AM - Post#288782
In response to BisonRoadWarrior
Trivia question: Where is the only Patriot League venue where I am winless with the Bison (0-2)?
Fordham?
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BisonRoadWarrior
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10-19-19 01:36 PM - Post#288787
In response to bison63
Trivia question: Where is the only Patriot League venue where I am winless with the Bison (0-2)?
Fordham?
I like the guess, but it's Holy Cross.
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BisonRoadWarrior
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10-19-19 01:57 PM - Post#288788
In response to BisonRoadWarrior
I'm jealous of DoCtoR62 and Bison137's trips to historic Rose Hill Gym at Fordham. We haven't played them since '95 and it's long overdue!
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DoCtoR62
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10-21-19 10:22 AM - Post#288836
In response to BisonRoadWarrior
I'm jealous of DoCtoR62 and Bison137's trips to historic Rose Hill Gym at Fordham. We haven't played them since '95 and it's long overdue!
I saw Lafayette at Fordham in the late '80s. It was nothing to be jealous over. :-)
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