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Should I Fly 3200 Miles to see HEA Championship?
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Patman
Rodent of Unusual Size
Re: Should I Fly 3200 Miles to see HEA Championship?
Both flights for free? If you have a place to stay and don't have to worry about a car I'd say go right ahead. Honestly, the thing stopping me is I plan on being there through the NCAA run and hotel and other expenses will pile up. I don't want to go the whole nine yards with boston.
Both flights for free? If you have a place to stay and don't have to worry about a car I'd say go right ahead. Honestly, the thing stopping me is I plan on being there through the NCAA run and hotel and other expenses will pile up. I don't want to go the whole nine yards with boston.
Get your *** here! The River Hawks need you!!!
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: Should I Fly 3200 Miles to see HEA Championship?
you know it is on tv? right?
you know it is on tv? right?
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: Should I Fly 3200 Miles to see HEA Championship?
hotel?
the chiefs will probably be in prov or manchvegas after winning hea
D), so you can stay in fburg. after they win the regional you can stay at home and see the games in pitt (4hr drive max!) since they ain't back to back nights.
cheapo!
hotel?
the chiefs will probably be in prov or manchvegas after winning hea
D), so you can stay in fburg. after they win the regional you can stay at home and see the games in pitt (4hr drive max!) since they ain't back to back nights.cheapo!
riverchief1
New member
Re: Should I Fly 3200 Miles to see HEA Championship?
Me too. Unless Folin's parents are coming (or the missing Russian), this would probably be the furthest a UML fan is coming from to get to the HE tournament.
Me too. Unless Folin's parents are coming (or the missing Russian), this would probably be the furthest a UML fan is coming from to get to the HE tournament.
Patman
Rodent of Unusual Size
Re: Should I Fly 3200 Miles to see HEA Championship?
That would be the plan... have to win the league first No biggie, right?
edit: If we go to pittsburgh I'm staying in Pittsburgh... no car for starters... second, the hell I'm driving 8 hours in a day.
hotel?
the chiefs will probably be in prov or manchvegas after winning hea
cheapo!
That would be the plan... have to win the league first
No biggie, right?edit: If we go to pittsburgh I'm staying in Pittsburgh... no car for starters... second, the hell I'm driving 8 hours in a day.
Re: Should I Fly 3200 Miles to see HEA Championship?
Little chance of UML going to Manchester with UNH and BC there.hotel?
the chiefs will probably be in prov or manchvegas after winning hea
cheapo!
Re: Should I Fly 3200 Miles to see HEA Championship?
Jason Moy has corrected me. UML could bump BC out of Manchester by winning Saturday night. QU is going to Providence. Minnesota has one of the western #1s locked up........so either Miami takes the last one, or BC does, in which case they probably head west. I would welcome this switch. If BC falls to a 2 seed, they probably end up Providence; they couldn't go to Manchester.
Jason Moy has corrected me. UML could bump BC out of Manchester by winning Saturday night. QU is going to Providence. Minnesota has one of the western #1s locked up........so either Miami takes the last one, or BC does, in which case they probably head west. I would welcome this switch. If BC falls to a 2 seed, they probably end up Providence; they couldn't go to Manchester.