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  • #46
    Re: Fan Charter to Montana

    Originally posted by Polsongrizfan View Post
    Corny.

    You guys aren't all like this are you?
    BTW that's sort of what CAU was saying all last week.
    Before you bash us for our "corny" jokes you might want to grab the bulk of your fans by the collar first. Just saying.
    GO PANTHERS!

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    • #47
      Re: Fan Charter to Montana

      I have a question, is it just me or does Wash-Griz look like a smaller version of Kinnick. I have always thought this, just the way they are designed. Maybe I am the only one IDK

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      • #48
        Re: Fan Charter to Montana

        Was out in Missoula last summer and the stadium and surrounding area is amazing.

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        • #49
          Re: Fan Charter to Montana

          Originally posted by achrist70 View Post
          I have a question, is it just me or does Wash-Griz look like a smaller version of Kinnick. I have always thought this, just the way they are designed. Maybe I am the only one IDK
          It does look like a mini Kinnick Stadium, I was just thinking that yesterday watching their game.
          GO PANTHERS!

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          • #50
            Re: Fan Charter to Montana

            Originally posted by r54uni View Post
            Was out in Missoula last summer and the stadium and surrounding area is amazing.
            I've always heard that. Need to check it out sometime. My cousin and his wife got married up there while she was in grad school there. They loved it, spoke very highly of the entire area.
            GO PANTHERS!

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            • #51
              Re: Fan Charter to Montana

              Originally posted by Neighbor View Post
              Yep. gassed up and waiting for you at the Waukee airport. You just have to pass security screening.

              Sweet! You even have a bear logo on the side of it for me. I probably have to pay extra for the parachute.

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              • #52
                Re: Fan Charter to Montana

                Originally posted by UNI Fight View Post
                Let's hijack the megabus and steer it to Montana!
                I'm with on that one. Wifi on the way over, 2-3 rotating drivers. Just need beer and food stops.

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                • #53
                  Re: Fan Charter to Montana

                  Missoula is a great area, and most Griz fans are very hospitable. If you can make the trip, I would recommend it.
                  Selling a lot of old UNI stuff here: http://www.panthernation.com/showthread.php?t=65762

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                  • #54
                    Re: Fan Charter to Montana

                    Originally posted by UNI Fight View Post
                    I don't know that I 100% buy in to the "a dome team can't play in the elements" argument but the cold will be an advantage for Montana, they're used to it, it's like the Packers.
                    I would venture that our team plays out in the cold elements just as much as Montana does. It's not like it is cold up there all year long. They have played most of their games and most of their outdoor practices have been in warm weather. We practice outside a lot and inside a lot, just as the Griz probably do, especially this time of year. And most of our games played in a year are outside since we only have 5 home games. I think the Dome is an advantage for us when at home, but playing on the road is just as tough for a non-dome team as it is for a dome team...especially at MT.

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