If you are a Baseball Fan, go to the Reds Hall of Fame. I heard one baseball guru state that it is the best Baseball Hall of Fame outside of Coopertown.
Invading Cincinnati
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I will be sitting in section 104. Forecast I just looked at said showers in the morning and cloudy in the afternoon. Greatest chance for rain is early morning.
Looking forward to a great game.
Looking forward to a great game.
Jealous of all you that are going. I had a whole trip planned with a swing through the Bourbon Trail but life got in the way.
I’m glad we are now in a conference where fans travel. I think Cincy fans will be happy to see you.
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Site of first college football game under the lights.
Hokey video celebrating 100 years of night football:
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Well, to be fair, Nippert is adjacent to a small baseball stadium and soccer stadium, and is next door to the basketball arena.
We NEED to contain their QB. If we do that, he appears inaccurate and we could have TO opportunities..
Their skills players broke A LOT of tackles against BYU. We will need to tackle better than we have recently..
Bearcat geezer here. Here are a couple things going on in Cincy that any visitors could take in. The Cincinnati Zoo is a world-class facility less than a mile north of campus off Vine Street. It has been rated the #1 zoo in America for visitors each of the past three non-Covid years according to USA Today polls.
For anyone staying over through Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks will be in town to take on the Bungles (longsuffering Browns fan here). It probably won't come cheap, as the most likely source of tickets will be the scalpers.
UC's campus is very unique for an urban setting. The architecture is largely new, after the university invested hundreds of millions of dollars over the past twenty years or so. A few years back, Forbes Magazine ran an article concerning their sixteen most beautiful campuses in the world, including UC because of the architecture and green spaces.
Like so much of the Cincinnati area, large portions of the campus are very hilly and will give walkers a good workout.
Welcome to town!
For anyone staying over through Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks will be in town to take on the Bungles (longsuffering Browns fan here). It probably won't come cheap, as the most likely source of tickets will be the scalpers.
UC's campus is very unique for an urban setting. The architecture is largely new, after the university invested hundreds of millions of dollars over the past twenty years or so. A few years back, Forbes Magazine ran an article concerning their sixteen most beautiful campuses in the world, including UC because of the architecture and green spaces.
Like so much of the Cincinnati area, large portions of the campus are very hilly and will give walkers a good workout.
Welcome to town!
I don't appreciate the Skyline Chili slander in this thread.
Here's some game day information that visitors should find interesting/useful:
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If anyone is flying into Cincy and grabbing a rental vehicle, don't be surprised when you land in Northern Kentucky. Traffic shouldn't be all that bad heading east on I-275 towards northbound I-75 to cross the Ohio River. However, upon return, the westbound lanes are restricted because of construction. Traffic has been backing up at the interchange, so give yourself extra time.
Even though there is some AI weirdness going on in some of those they are pretty cool. Still, I don't consider cinnamon rolls with chili an Iowa thing.
