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Very true.

GoBigGold said:
A fair comparison would be the town baseball league equivalent. A hometown league for guys who played HS football and at some college level.
Not hitting the link was probably a good idea cuz that would have tallied a hit and given the IFL commisioner some hope that ticket sales would increase.
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I think it would be safe to say nobody would confuse those two games.
 

The Camp is a great experience. It also holds 30,000 more fans than The Bank will hold. And, the game day atmosphere is pretty special.
We can only hope TCF will generate what Wisconsin has had for years.

Oh... the Wisconsin legislature allows beer in the premium seats, as well... They don't pick on donors to the program and jeopardize the revenues in a one team town!! On the other hand, our state legislature just stuck it to the U in a city with 4 major league sports.

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As mentioned, there are plenty of things to criticize about Wisconsin - Camp Randall is not one of them.

Don't get me wrong - TCF will be great and will certainly have better amenities, but the Camp is special and unique because of its history and connection to the Civil War.

Although the game day atmosphere in Madison is very good, I have no doubt the move back to campus will rejuvinate the U of M's game day atmosphere and make it just as special.
 

I enjoyed Camp Randall also except for having to explain the "Get bleeped -Eat bleep" cheer to the 7 and 8 year old "football" team behind us in the stands.

The question I had was why did it take so bleeding long to get a replay board in the place?
 

Iceland12 said:
I enjoyed Camp Randall also except for having to explain the "Get bleeped -Eat bleep" cheer to the 7 and 8 year old "football" team behind us in the stands.

The question I had was why did it take so bleeding long to get a replay board in the place?
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Actually, it's Eat S**t - F**k You. ;)
 



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