Boy, I about got lost getting out of there. Got on the wrong road a couple of times, but I finally found 25E and saw the McD's sign and on my way home. I really don't want to go back there again, but I will if Boyle is playing Corbin next season. :ohbrother:

 

I wish it would be at Rebel Stadium next year, but it's not. Oh well, guess we'll just have to tough it out one more time. :puke:

Edited September 8, 200917 yr by Birdsfan
Rule 13

If I may......

 

I think things would have been better served if reserved tickets not be honored during games in which the Corbin Redhounds aren't playing in. Why people wouldn't think that Boyle County fans wouldn't want to sit at the 50 is beyond me. I understand completely from the Redhounds point of view because if I paid money for my reserved seats, you better believe I am going to use them. However, to avoid issues such as this one, I think reserved seats should only be honored when Corbin is playing.

 

Besides the parking, I have no beef with my time at Corbin(I sat at the 35 yard line) but I completely understand both sides of the issue.

Absolutely

I was indeed wrong. Boyle does go back next year to play Corbin in the late game.

Not positive about The Corbin/Boyle game next year alot of texting on the way home from the game, I guess we will know in a couple of days though! Any game is a good game with a certain someone Chicken Fajitas though!

 

Hopefully you wern't driving while doing that texting. If you were, STOP THAT!:irked:

This may look like a silly question, but I really have no clue.

 

What County was the football field in? Knox? Whitley, Laurel? While driving to the game it seems that in Corbin we was in and out of all 3 counties. I even noticed that at the game their was a ambulance from both Knox, and Whitley Counties. :idunno: Could 1 side of the 50 be in Knox and the other in Whitley and everybody parks in Laurel?

Hopefully you wern't driving while doing that texting. If you were, STOP THAT!:irked:

 

Would never drive while texting:thumb:

This may look like a silly question, but I really have no clue.

 

What County was the football field in? Knox? Whitley, Laurel? While driving to the game it seems that in Corbin we was in and out of all 3 counties. I even noticed that at the game their was a ambulance from both Knox, and Whitley Counties. :idunno: Could 1 side of the 50 be in Knox and the other in Whitley and everybody parks in Laurel?

The stadium is in Whitley County, though you could have parked in Knox. The county line is at Lynn Camp Creek, the creek that's just beyond the east end zone. Laurel County is maybe half a mile away.

Would never drive while texting:thumb:

 

To show it's not dangerous I'm texting this while I'm dri........ (sound of tires screaching followed by car horn that doesn't stop)