B1G chooses Indy for championship
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BOJ
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Actually no, for a couple reasons (1) may have to do with I am drunk and taking prescription medication at the same time (never a good idea) (2) you are referring to cities that are school cities, none of which ever came up, the poster was analogizing Texas to OSU in distance travel and how far Nebraska has to go for the CCG. He was saying "hey look its not all roses we still have to travel far as sh#t even if it were held in Texas and the Texas of the BiG (tOSU) just has to jog over to the site." At least thats what I thought he was saying. So no, i don't understand what you were getting at and I apologize if I am a bit stubborn here as I said mixing my meds and beer not such a good idea.
Well, I don't think we'll have to worry about a team from Columbus going to the CCG anytime soon. If OSU does make it to the CCG I for one will be extremely impressed.
husker B-rent
All-Conference
i think you just told me what im doing! i found it on there for 171 for 2 adults! sounds like a good time to me!
Caven
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Creed
Special Teams Player
Indy is a great City for this. Lot's to do downtown (restaurants, bars, etc) and they are used to hosting big events (final fours, Big 10 BBall, Indy 500). For some reason I believe Indy does not have a lot of hotels downtown so either prices will be high or you'll have to go on the outskirts.
okaive
All-Conference
Hotels arent bad. They are used to huge events, so there will be plenty of room. Remember they have the raceway also.
Which I will be there the end of Aug for MotoGP. I am paying $970 for round trip tickets, a hotel and a cadallac cts from Wed night to Mon morning. The hotel is 5 star to. Reasonable if you ask me.
Which I will be there the end of Aug for MotoGP. I am paying $970 for round trip tickets, a hotel and a cadallac cts from Wed night to Mon morning. The hotel is 5 star to. Reasonable if you ask me.
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da skers
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The whole downtown will be connected by indoor walking tunnels over the streets by this fall. I was there this past Feb. for a conference and I would guess 85% of it or more was already complete. I think I only put on a coat once as the hotel, convention center, arena, restaurants etc were all connected by these tunnels. (Go to Mo's Steakhouse if you want a kick a$$ steak). There are plenty of hotel rooms as the area is able to handle both NBA and NFL games and multiple conventions in the same weekend. I think the Westin ran me like $175-200 a night which is a bargain if you compare it to down town Lincoln in the fall.