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03-13-05 10:14 PM - Post#6401
Surprised that BC wasn't put in Worcester...
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foehi
Masters Student
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Reg: 12-22-04
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Re: It's Penn vs. BC in Cleveland
03-13-05 10:23 PM - Post#6402
In response to
Isn't it Chicago?
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SFlaQuaker
Postdoc
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Reg: 11-21-04
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Re: It's Penn vs. BC in Cleveland
03-13-05 10:24 PM - Post#6403
In response to foehi
Thats the region, but first two rounds in cleveland
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AndyAtPenn
goober
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Loc: Philly
Reg: 12-05-04
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Re: It's Penn vs. BC in Cleveland
03-13-05 10:48 PM - Post#6404
In response to SFlaQuaker
we couldn't have asked for more. This is great!
I wish it were in Worcester actually. Begs' mom don't fly.
- AAP
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Quakers03
Professor
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Re: It's Penn vs. BC in Cleveland
03-13-05 11:26 PM - Post#6405
In response to AndyAtPenn
Why can't she drive to Cleveland? It's not more than a few hours difference.
Any ideas as for how I'm going to get tickets? My friend was going to order them for me, but the tickets will only be given to the season ticket holder that calls it in. Being that I'm 2 years out and not a Penn student, I'm not sure what to do. Damn. I was all ready to head to steamland.
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TomPittsburgh
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Loc: Pittsburgh, PA
Reg: 11-28-04
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Re: It's Penn vs. BC in Cleveland
03-13-05 11:54 PM - Post#6406
In response to Quakers03
i would say it's a 7 hour drive or so from Philadelphia to Cleveland. Philadelphia to Pittsburgh is 300 miles and it takes about 5 hours. The drive to Clevland from Pgh is 125 miles or about another two hours. All turnpike
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10Q
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Reg: 11-21-04
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Re: It's Penn vs. BC in Cleveland
03-13-05 11:57 PM - Post#6407
In response to TomPittsburgh
My in-laws are from Cleveland. I find it takes me closer to 8 hours. Of course, I'm not in that big a hurry, if you know what I mean.
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AndyAtPenn
goober
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Loc: Philly
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Re: It's Penn vs. BC in Cleveland
03-14-05 12:02 AM - Post#6408
In response to TomPittsburgh
It's about eight hours from Freehold, NJ to Cleveland but only four to Worcester. I heard third hand that she decided that was the only location close enough; hopefully I'm wrong.
That being said, it's not very far and I hope that Tim's whole family can drive out to Ohio for the game.
- AAP
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Buckeye Quake
PhD Student
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Reg: 11-21-04
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Re: It's Penn vs. BC in Cleveland
03-14-05 03:12 AM - Post#6409
In response to AndyAtPenn
Unless they've done away with it in the past few years, you can still hop a train to Cleveland. If you can stand the excitement.
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penn nation
Professor
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Re: It's Penn vs. BC in Cleveland
03-14-05 03:25 AM - Post#6410
In response to 10Q
So it's 10 hours to Cleveland (with 4 rest stops thrown in for good measure) and 5 hours when flying the coop. Kind of like the difference between coming from/going to services, eh?
BTW, I believe I had Penn pegged at a 13 a while back (well before Jake et al), while certain naysayers who shall remain anonymous (maybe they are visiting mishpoche in Beechwood?) were predicting a higher seed. ;-)
While Penn will probably not win, I'm reasonably confident the point differential will stay under 10 for most of, if not all of, the contest.
PN
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My in-laws are from Cleveland. I find it takes me closer to 8 hours. Of course, I'm not in that big a hurry, if you know what I mean.
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DCAJedi
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Reg: 11-21-04
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Re: It's Penn vs. BC in Cleveland
03-14-05 03:54 AM - Post#6411
In response to Buckeye Quake
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Unless they've done away with it in the past few years, you can still hop a train to Cleveland. If you can stand the excitement.
if you want to get in at 2:45 or 4:00 am, then yeah...
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