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boy that cannon sure is loud...
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duh thats when spring football starts
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ive gone to monster jam there in June and they fire that thing off like there's no tomorrow. |
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ill be pretty upset if they don't make the playoffs and advance a round this year.
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i want a winter classic at the Horseshoe
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I want the blue jackets to bring back the penis cannon.
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they could get a stadium series game in february though, there's been some discussion about that. |
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its not like they'd be playing it at the Shoe and last year, the winter classic started at 1:00PM, while the national semi-final football games started at 5:10PM and 9:00PM respectively doesn't matter who is playing, NHL will not try to compete with college football for ratings |
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maybe they are concerned about safety issues :lol |
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i know technically it works time wise where people could go to the hockey game and then home for the football game but people would be distracted. also so many people travel from columbus to the bowl game osu is in, you'd be losing thousands of big sports fans that would possibly be in attendance. |
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yea i guess thats true, im just thinking about the atmosphere of a hockey game at the Shoe and it looks great in my imagination
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would penguins-flyers at state college work? anyone?
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JFC Tank
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Flyers-Pens would definitely work at State College.
I mean what could go wrong with 100,000 fans of Flyers and Pens at Penn State of all places? |
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that would calm things down |
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What would be the NHL's incentive to hold the winter classic in a non-NHL city? At least with the tOSU it's in columbus. Speaking of tOSU... the reasoning of a bowl game makes no sense because of what H2P posted.... and the Wing's hosted a winter classic at the Big House. |
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I would be there and it would be amazing
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i mean, technically Ann Arbor isn't an NHL city (i know its only 45 mins from detroit, but still, they could've had it at Comerica Park but they went for the bigger/more historic venue) |
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I went to the GoCubs school of Geography. |
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what are your thoughts on their squad this year? |
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Pens/Flyers would awesome at PSU. It would easily sell out.
Isles are looking at Zdlicky. Not sure I like that. I wanted them to sign a veteran dman but more of a defensive crease clearing type. Zdlicky would only block someone like Pulock and his chance to shine on the PP with 100+ MPH slapper. I haven't been around much. I was on vacation from work for 2 weeks straight and spent much of it out of town with the family racking up bills, getting too tan and not drinking enough while also listening to too much of their music in the car. |
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i also think the fact that the Pens have already been in 2 winter classics will hurt their chances of being in another one anytime soon
PSU makes sooo much sense though |
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for the record i think that the winter classic is dumb this year.
boston hosted one a few years ago and gillette is a boring venue. it's not even close to downtown. st. louis should have hosted one at busch before they started doing repeats. |
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