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Torrere · 11-19-2006, 10:12 PM

I thought that we played a great game, but the Buckeyes were phenomenal. They really tore up our defense in the first half.

I thought it was pretty incredible seeing Mike Hart charging through a series of defenders, though.

The administration sent us an email about going to Ann Arbor, saying:

"Try carpooling to the game; if possible, drive a car with non-Michigan license plates. Keep your Michigan gear to a minimum, or wait until you are inside the stadium to display it. Stay with a group. Know and obey the laws regarding alcohol use. If you are of legal age to drink, use alcohol in moderation. Stay in the blue. Stay low-key; don't draw unnecessary attention to yourself. If verbally harrassed by opposing fans, don't take the bait. Avoid High Street in Columbus."

I was actually in Columbus that morning for a crew (rowing) race against OSU, and it was pretty intense just being there. Even forty miles out from Columbus, 4 out of 5 people were wearing Buckeyes shirts. They stationed a big state trooper in a black bandana to watch over us, and our trailer was guarded by a scary huge black truck. Luckily we left Columbus 5 hours before the game started, and there weren't any problems at all.

And we cleaned their clocks on the water!

11-19-2006, 10:12 PM	#11
Torrere a real smartass Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Kirkland, WA Posts: 1,121	I thought that we played a great game, but the Buckeyes were phenomenal. They really tore up our defense in the first half. I thought it was pretty incredible seeing Mike Hart charging through a series of defenders, though. The administration sent us an email about going to Ann Arbor, saying: "Try carpooling to the game; if possible, drive a car with non-Michigan license plates. Keep your Michigan gear to a minimum, or wait until you are inside the stadium to display it. Stay with a group. Know and obey the laws regarding alcohol use. If you are of legal age to drink, use alcohol in moderation. Stay in the blue. Stay low-key; don't draw unnecessary attention to yourself. If verbally harrassed by opposing fans, don't take the bait. Avoid High Street in Columbus." I was actually in Columbus that morning for a crew (rowing) race against OSU, and it was pretty intense just being there. Even forty miles out from Columbus, 4 out of 5 people were wearing Buckeyes shirts. They stationed a big state trooper in a black bandana to watch over us, and our trailer was guarded by a scary huge black truck. Luckily we left Columbus 5 hours before the game started, and there weren't any problems at all. And we cleaned their clocks on the water!