This man is weird beyond belief. Sounds like he was offered the job too.
Not sure he was offered.
This man is weird beyond belief. Sounds like he was offered the job too.
From the top of my head Miami, Minnesota, and LA are the only cities with all three*. New Orleans has the Saints and Pelicans with LSU about an hour's drive away. Atlanta has the Falcons and Hawks with the Georgia Bulldogs about 2 hours away.Slightly different question, going to be heading to USA later this year, I’m hoping I can fit in a NBA, college football and then an NFL game in 1 or 2 weeks with as little travel as possible, any idea which places would be good?
Yeah I’d have no problem travelling 3-4 hoursAlso could you specify what you mean by as little travel? Because when you spend time in the US a 3-hour drive is little travel to go to different places.
If you were okay driving a couple hours it would open up some other things like Charlotte and then going to clemson, duke, unc, or NC state. You could also do something like Nashville Memphis and then something like Tennessee or even Alabama.
That'll definitely open up a ton of options.Yeah I’d have no problem travelling 3-4 hours
Honestly, the only places to really look at would be ones with a great CFB atmosphere. Otherwise, it just wouldnt be the same. Unfortunately, the SEC schools arent really around major cities with pro teams excepts Athens is about 1.5 drive to Atlanta. You could look around the Carolinas as well(Clemson could be fun). If your looking at the Big Ten, Penn State isnt near Philly. But you could do OSU/Cavs/Browns/Bengals in Ohio. In Michigan, you could do UM/Lions/Pistons(Ann Arbor is close to Detroit)Slightly different question, going to be heading to USA later this year, I’m hoping I can fit in a NBA, college football and then an NFL game in 1 or 2 weeks with as little travel as possible, any idea which places would be good?
Watching them experience playing football in the Midwest in November has the potential to be hilarious.USC and UCLA joining the Big Ten. All hell about to break loose. We're gonna have two mega conferences soon.
Forget about getting tickets for a Packers game. They've sold out every game at Lambeau from 1960 to the present day.U Wisconsin has a cool stadium and environment too. Madison is only a couple hours from Chicago then you have Milwaukee in there too to see the bucks.
And if you really wanted the NFL experience Green Bay isn't that far either but I agree I'd prioritize the college football because an NFL and NBA experience will be pretty similar outside of perhaps something like Green Bay or seeing an amazing stadium like the Rams or cowboys.