What's the o/u on the Dublin game actually happening?

If it moves, hope for Annapolis but bet on DC or Baltimore *

And ship the Irish over here, to create atmosphere. *

Perhaps via a crowded cruise ship? *

haven't those two cities been through enough? *

Percent chance is the same as Blutarsky's GPA

0.0

That's Sen. Blutarsky to you, pal. *

The entire NCAA and NFL seasons may not happen this year *

Alabama has already claimed the title. *

Michigan claimed the 1918 NC playing 5 games. *

Spanish Flu had the highest point total that year. *

I find this doubtful

but possible, I suppose.

It would be nice

If Anthony Travel took a bath on this, and had to close.

A man can dream

Are you kidding? They’ll make a TON

They’ll say all packages are non-refundable and provide a generous service to all their loyal customers by taking off the ticket price of the now cancelled game and a portion of whatever cost they baked in for a shitty tailgate party they were throwing.

They’ll then have about 1 bus full of customers cancel their non refundable packages and AT will get refunds from the hotels on those rooms and bus and tour costs.

Sure they’ll piss off some people but since when do they care about their brand or customer service? They’d fucking love it

Why would anyone ever book through Anthony Travel? *

To spend lots of time with other people...

Who would book through Anthony Travel

Ticketmaster.ie has about 40 tickets online right now

Some at the base price

20 or so 95 euro left and plenty of 225 euro

225 euro seats look terrible

What is Anthony Travel throwing in with the ticket? *

N95 masks and cow urine *

I’m beginning to wonder if society will even exist by then. *

FWIW, Sampson doubts it

He said in an Athletic subscriber chat today that his gut feeling is the trip won't happen.

If we're still canceling events in September

we've got significantly more serious problems than just college football.

FWIT I don't think it will be canceled.

The game is in August. *

I don’t think events in September will be canceled.

But I do think that events that take months of planning may be in danger.

I don't think many people think it will be canceled

I just don't think it will take place in Dublin.

I grabbed 8 seats yesterday morning 60 euro each

Could have had 12

And Anthony Travel is charging about 1k a ticket...fucking criminals

I was going accuse you of hoarding, but brilliant move

1 fan per eight seats for social distancing space. Pricey but safe!

I'm starting to lean towards thinking it won't happen.

Or at the very least moved to a domestic stadium. Playing a game internationally has to be challenging enough, let alone in a pandemic situation.

I'm assuming ND/Navy are already deep in discussions on this, but I wonder what date they've set to make the final call.

They could move it to the states and spare us all the

Grief.

Imagine a game in Annapolis

One can dream. A capacity of 34,000 can't be any smaller than that Thursday night game we played at Wake Forest. In fact, BB&T Field's capacity at Wake Forest is 31,500.

When did we play a Thursday night at Wake?

Did I block that out of my memory?

You're thinking a nightmare of Thursday night in Vanderbilt.

1996. We fumbled seven times that night,losing four.

Click here for link at https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1996-09-06-960906

One of the ugliest wins I've been to, the other being ND @

Pitt, 15-12.

C'mon mistake

I believe Wake Forest's official motto is "No, you're thinking of Vanderbilt."

it was a Saturday night game.

The same night as #1 vs #2, Bama LSU which ended 9-6. 2011.

He may be thinking of the Vandy game (back in 1996). Or just that the Wake Forest game felt like Thursday night football (it did, I was there).

You're all correct-it was Vandy

But my point stands that it would be very cool to play in Annapolis.