I never was a Georgia fan. Sure I went to the games, but when Georgia was away I sat in my apartment and listened to the Tech games. And of course tried to go to them. I wore gold when UGA and Tech played while I was there.
See the stink you stirred up! [emoji106]
My late brother in law also was a life-long Tech fan who went to Georgia. Going there never changed his loyalty. All four of his brothers were too, and none of them went to Tech or Georgia. His kids are all solid Tech fans, with his son having gone to Tech.
The over 70 crowd can claim 2 NC's to only 1 for the mutts.
I also claim 2 even though I'm not over 70. Also, I'm an alumnus and not an alumni as I am only one person. My Dad was able to claim 3 NCs.
I already have a reputation in some quarters as being a grammar/spelling Nazi, so thanks for spelling that out for all to see.
Yes, I am getting late in my 7th decade.I already have a reputation in some quarters as being a grammar/spelling Nazi, so thanks for spelling that out for all to see.
You must be close to 70....LOL
And I still don't have a clue who you are. Are you ever going to reveal the "secret" to me? LOL
I will be there. Glad you got an invite. Cya there.
ACC was never a cow pasture, forest land without a doubt. Summerville was a summer escape for the wealthy. Now if you said Augusta National was a cow pasture, then I would agree. Mr. Jones let the Army graze cattle on the fairways during WWII.When i was growing up Augusta Country Club was just a cow pasture
I read something about that recently in the Augusta paper. IIRC, that was a short-term project that didn't quite pan out the way it was intended. But it IS true that the National was used for a cow pasture for a short time during WWII
I was told they did it for 2 years.
