I have no idea why but

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#1

I hope to see a game at Washington State someday.

I have a few off the beaten path places I would like to see college home games. Who’s on your wishlist?

#2

Rose Bowl.

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#3

None, but I still wanna see Machu Picchu and the pyramids at Giza.

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#4

I’m slow. What?

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#5

I’m right there with you Richard LOL

#6

That’s a bowl game in Mobile.

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#7

I have no clue but it sounds like a band LOL

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#8

My Dad took me to the 1967 Rose Bowl. Purdue and USC. Other bowls we went to were the Cotton, Bluebonnet, Orange, and Gator. Dad was a huge college football fan. I’ve been to so many I can’t really say where I’d like to go. Fenway maybe? Just to see the iconic park I guess.

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#9

I am a history geek, RD. Those are 2 of the most fascinating places on the planet…definitely not rock bands.

Agree with Billy on the Rose Bowl, but only if we are playing in it for the first time.

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#11

And

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#12

Same here -Pullman and Corvallis on my list. Also root for Purdue in the Big 10

#13

Thanks, Mike. The whole world ain’t sports.

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#14

Harvard vs Yale …both places

The Michigan vs OSU game only at Michigan …

If Arkansas ever plays an October game at Tennessee…

That’s my bucket list

#15

It’s a total dump, the traffic is a nightmare, and the campus police that portal are horrible…. But in all seriousness, please go and experience that for yourself…

#16

I got to sit on top of the green monster for a game … best MLB experience I’ve ever had… was super cool!

#17

Fenway or St. Andrews.

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#18

Fenway is amazing….

#19

I have an invite for Fenway. Just gotta go. St. Andrews is probably doable, too.

#20

Watching Bob Gibson was off the charts. Lou Brock, Ozzie (was in a video I made) all great stuff.