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Topic: How Much Red will be in Commonwealth Tomorrow
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Cat Fan In The Mill
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posted 10-19-2012 09:35 AM
My guess is that Georgia fans have been snatching up all the available tickets for tomorrow's game and as a result, will be a sea of red in Commonwealth.
UGA fans typically travel well anyway and given the Cats porous season thus far, there are plenty of tickets and seats to be had.
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boomdaddy
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posted 10-19-2012 11:51 AM
Another question one could ask is how long will Kentcuky fans sit through the game, before they get up and leave? I am not sure if I am going. I am in a bit of turmoil about it. I don't like to see them get run rough shod over. Depresses me too much.
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Cat Fan In The Mill
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posted 10-19-2012 02:18 PM
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Originally posted by boomdaddy:
Another question one could ask is how long will Kentcuky fans sit through the game, before they get up and leave? I am not sure if I am going. I am in a bit of turmoil about it. I don't like to see them get run rough shod over. Depresses me too much.
I paid too much money for my season tickets to not at least go and watch a half or 3 quarters of the game. ![[Frown]](frown.gif)
I don't think the Cats have a shot in hell of even coming close tomorrow.
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boomdaddy
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posted 10-20-2012 11:21 PM
Not as many Georgia fans as I expected. Cats played well and I tip my hat to the coaches. I thought they did a great job. UGA had a great QB who hit on some big plays in stride for TDs.
The defense played solid, even though they got torched on some big pass plays. The offense scored. I was impressed with Newton's contributions. Whitlow made big plays and the Georgia D keyed on the run, late in the game, when Whitlow was out.
The trick play worked like a charm, but almost got batted down. The roughing the kicker was questionable, because it seemed like the UK player was pushed into the punter or I could be seeing it though blue tinted glasses. That play seemed to be the difference in the game for the Cats, wiping away a three and out and giving the Dogs a score on the second chance.
UK lost, but I think they were warriors in defeat and they represented the University well on homecoming night. Dermonti Dawson received a well deserved standing ovation. That was worth seeing as well.
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posted 10-22-2012 07:57 AM
Much less red than I expected too. It was an entertaining game and the Cats played good enough to win.
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posted 10-22-2012 08:05 AM
The Cats played with passion for their fans and coachs.They and the coaching staff and players deserve some well deserved accolades....
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