Remember the UC games are in Paul Brown Stadium this year not on the UC campus at Nippert in case you are staying somewhere. Also means you will have a good seat.

 

I like Paul Brown Stadium. I've been to PBS twice to see Bengal games, but not with Mrs. S., who requires wheelchair seating. I'm not sure how they handle assisted seating there, especially for visiting team fans. I know I saw nothing in level 300 last time I was there.

 

Keep in mind, the Bulls play their home games in Raymond James Stadium. I'm used to being in a NFL Stadium for college football.

I guess the NFL really wants the Steelers back in the playoffs. Their schedule is ridiculously easy.

 

It's only two games different from the Bengals schedule, those two games being based on where the Steelers finished. The Bengals by nature of winning their division get the slightly tougher schedule. The Steelers earned their easier schedule, the NFL didn't do anything out of the ordinary to give the Steelers an easier schedule.

Worked out nice for me. Bengals are in town Thanksgiving weekend, the Bulls host UCF in the season finally the Friday before.

 

In fact, there is really only one conflict between the Bucs schedule and with my college football plans, October 26th against the Vikings. I'll be in Cincinnati for the USF/UC game Friday night. With us driving, it would be tough to make a 1 pm game in Tampa on Sunday. I plan on going to the Mississippi State/UK game Saturday, instead, and be on the road home Sunday.

 

Other than that, the scheduling lines up nice. So much so that I'm seriously considering the purchase of Buccaneer season tickets this year.

 

OK. I dropped the hammer. I'm a Bucs season ticket holder, now.