OrngeJuiceJones
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We had a good crowd considering it was on Kentucky's ticket. Their folks have long standing plans to be free this weekend every year. Even when we're good (and we're not often bad these days) we are terrible in the tournament, so it's never worth planning to go every year.I can be there Sunday if we get there but where is everyone else? No home court.
Oh yeah, thanks soooo much Bridgestone Arena staff and Nashville in general for making the fricking Kentucky blue everything everywhere theme. Yeah I love love the Preds, but they are dark blue as I recall..... right? Not when I looked anywhere tonight. And you wonder why we don’t like Nashville.
Who cares? The only people I hope shows up is our team.
I think your 80/20 prediction will be about right. In the hotel I’m staying at I went down to breakfast and it was a sea of blue. Only one other Vol fan. But most UT fans will probably just be making the drive and didn’t stay in hotels.It's going to be interesting what it looks like today. It appeared to me a lot tennessee fans moved down into empty seats last night
Won't be any empties today
I’m at home in Fort Worth. My neighbors probably wonder what the cheering is about. I scared the dog when Admiral had the big slam.
That dunk happened 20’ away from me and was awesome! Luckily my salesman bought tickets for my wife and I, after some of the Ky fans left we went and sat on the first row.
On a side note there was a lot of Ky fans there but I did not know how much they hated us. After their game, which I watched in silence to save my voice, they did nothing but bash Tn and talk crap the whole game at both places I sat. Every call was in favor of Tn, they just want us to win, we are trash, etc.
Having not been to an SEC tourney since one of the early resurrected ones in Birmingham -- I forget which year but 1979, 80 or 81 -- can someone please tell me how the tickets are sold to the tournament? Are tickets to the tourney sold as a "book" (with all games included)? Could Kentucky fans exiting the arena after they beat Alabama (it appeared that most of them left) not have sold tickets to the Tenn-Miss State game to fans on the street?
And you see them in the stands even on days when Kentucky isn't playing. They just have a passion for the sport, I guess. It's a fabric of their culture - truly the only SEC school that has that.Nashville, St. Louis, Birmingham, Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando, it doesn't matter where. They could have the SECT in Juno, Alaska and they'd buy up the tickets.