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Where was the RIOT?


Diehardpanther02

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I was in 555 and I'm pretty sure I almost died. I was already hot from standing around in the sun at the Riot tailgate. I made the mistake of wearing a black undershirt underneath my Luke jersey and I sat there drunk and sweating my ass off. This was no doubt the hottest game I've ever been to.

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I was in 555 and I'm pretty sure I almost died. I was already hot from standing around in the sun at the Riot tailgate. I made the mistake of wearing a black undershirt underneath my Luke jersey and I sat there drunk and sweating my ass off. This was no doubt the hottest game I've ever been to.

When I got back to the car I stripped down to nothing but my boxers for the ride home.

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Ticket prices are simply too high. With the attendance at training camp and Fanfest, you'd expect that we could fill the stadium twice over. Ticket prices are just unreasonable. $40 seats for the nosebleeds is absurd. I had some friends go who spent $150 on tickets. Please... Jerry, there has to be a way to get butts in these seats.  

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We held it down in 531, but the stadium was only at about 50% capacity in the 2nd half, from the looks of it.  Like Jeremy said, it was Spartanburg hot out there.  fuging miserable.  Spent a lot of time making sure my son stayed cool and hydrated.  Had to buy several gatorades to drink, and $4 waters(FML) to pour over his head/down his back.

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We sit lower bowl, shady side ....... which was not shady at all this time. It was hotter than Hades with no breeze. Carried in the max allowed 2 bottles of water each but couldn't finish the last 2 because by the 4th quarter that water was as hot as if it was in a pot on the stove. Yes, club seats on the sunny side were practically empty but I can tell you that all those people were behind the glass in A/C watching the game; we could see them. And I don't blame them at all. And with all if this, hardly anyone in my section left early & no one stopped cheering loudly.

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We sit lower bowl, shady side ....... which was not shady at all this time. It was hotter than Hades with no breeze. Carried in the max allowed 2 bottles of water each but couldn't finish the last 2 because by the 4th quarter that water was as hot as if it was in a pot on the stove. Yes, club seats on the sunny side were practically empty but I can tell you that all those people were behind the glass in A/C watching the game; we could see them. And I don't blame them at all. And with all if this, hardly anyone in my section left early & no one stopped cheering loudly.

Where are your seats?

I'm in 228 which is usually in the shade until the 2nd half and we only had shade for maybe the 1st drive.

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