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ASU Playoff Game pictures
Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 9:40 am
by SanDiego
I have placed a couple of pictures on the Nation gallery for your enjoyment from the ASU playoff game.
Being a night game and stuck up in the 15th row of the stands, kind of hard to get good pictures due to light limitations, but better than nothing.
Use the link below to get to this year's pictures, and go to the ASU Playoff game link.
http://www.bobcatnation.com/bobcatgallery/v/cont0607/
Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 12:36 pm
by bobcatmaniac
Wow thanks for sharing. They are terrific! Makes me wish I went

Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 12:43 pm
by rtb
bobcatmaniac wrote:Wow thanks for sharing. They are terrific! Makes me wish I went

From some of the stories of how our fans were treated I don't know if you would have wanted to go. I will save the stories for later as now isn't the time for them, but if the Griz are playing these guys we can give them some ideas on what to expect.
Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 1:04 pm
by kmax
Please tell me this was just good natured fun and jokes. What did they do, park in the wrong place or something???
Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 1:40 pm
by CelticCat
kmax wrote:
Please tell me this was just good natured fun and jokes. What did they do, park in the wrong place or something???
Is that Hauck?

Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 2:07 pm
by SanDiego
Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 10:12 pm
by GreatAppSt
San Diego
What did you think of the small mountains around the area?
Great pics btw.

Posted: Tue Dec 05, 2006 9:33 pm
by GboroAppFan
GreatAppSt wrote:San Diego
What did you think of the small mountains around the area?
Great pics btw.

The mountains are small, b/c they are old. In fact given the age of the Appalachian Mountains, it is a mystery they even exist, as they should have eroded away to nothing by now. Unlike those young whiper-snapper mountains called the Rockies, the Appalachians will last for many geologic ages to come.
On a somewhat related note the creeks you walked around on campus help form the New River, which some think is the oldest river, or one of the oldest rivers in the world. Let's face it, these small mountains just don't give up.
BTW, you really did take some nice pics of the campus. The state passed some bonds a few years ago and ASU did a lot of new building and also making all the old buildings have a common look with the new green roofs, which I find gives the campus a clean, fresh, unified look. It has also been a little wetter and warmer than average, which has helped keep things green later in the year than I remember from my time at ASU.
One last item, as I am most likly not coming back to this board - moving on to the next game. I am sorry so many MSU fans felt they were treated poorly. I certainly appreciated the fact some of you made it across the continent. Not a cheap trip, and not a short trip either.
Posted: Tue Dec 05, 2006 11:05 pm
by MTBobcatFan
You will be greatly missed.
Posted: Tue Dec 05, 2006 11:41 pm
by SonomaCat
A beer and wine only county? How/why do people vote for stuff like that?
That sucks that it cost a fan from a freer part of the country several hundred dollars for an honest mistake.
Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 4:46 pm
by GboroAppFan
Bay Area Cat wrote:A beer and wine only county? How/why do people vote for stuff like that?
That sucks that it cost a fan from a freer part of the country several hundred dollars for an honest mistake.
I am back for one last post.
The county is Watauga, and town of Boone is the county seat. The other towns and villages in the county have, as far as I know beer, wine and hard liquor sales at restuarant, and ABC stores. The town of Boone has beer and wine in restaurants and all three at the ABC store (I though). I am not a big drinker at all and prefer to spend my money on so many other things but I do remember making one run to the ABC store in Boone when I was at ASU and I don't remember getting drunk off beer or wine - so I think they sell hard liqour in Boone. Not sure why a public display of beer or wine is ok but not good old whiskey. One would think a tourist town like Boone would at least give a warning to visitors, unless they are rude and obnoxious, and we have laws to deal with that also, as every jurisdiction does for public drunkeness.
The county of Watauga outside of the cities may be dry completely, (I am not sure) but even there having no alcohol sales does not make possession illegal, it just means one has to go to a city or town nearby that sales what you desire.
This issue has been on the ballot more than a few times in Boone, and what they have now is more open to alcohol sales than what was there in the past. The Dry-Wet issue can still stir strong feelings in the Bible belt, not just the mountain areas.
If every student at ASU would register in the Boone jurisdiction, I imagine the law would get changed, but that never happens.
Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:13 pm
by Ponycat
It's not an extraditealby offense so don't pay it until the next time we play in Boone.

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:22 pm
by SonomaCat
Ponycat wrote:It's not an extraditealby offense so don't pay it until the next time we play in Boone.

Excellent point. I hope she didn't have to post bond or anything on the spot.
Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2006 7:17 am
by bobcatmaniac
Bay Area Cat wrote:Ponycat wrote:It's not an extraditealby offense so don't pay it until the next time we play in Boone.

Excellent point. I hope she didn't have to post bond or anything on the spot.
How long do they keep the records there in Boone? I am assuming we won't end up in Boone for a long time, they will play in our house for quite some time!
Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2006 10:12 am
by appst89
rtb wrote:bobcatmaniac wrote:Wow thanks for sharing. They are terrific! Makes me wish I went

From some of the stories of how our fans were treated I don't know if you would have wanted to go. I will save the stories for later as now isn't the time for them, but if the Griz are playing these guys we can give them some ideas on what to expect.
The last thing I want to do is to stir up any more animosity toward ASU, but I'd really like to hear those stories. I managed to speak to a good number of the MSU fans there, both before and after the game, and they were all very complimentary of the way they were treated by ASU fans. I'm not insinuating that nothing happened, just asking where and when because I honestly didn't hear about any of it. The only way we, as ASU fans, can stop stupid stuff from happening in the future is to know about it. If you don't feel the details are suitable for the message board, I'd appreciate it if you'd e-mail me. Thanks.