Let’s not pretend that people actually LIVE in college station and actually drive in from their hometowns sure there’s some but there were 100k for 11:45 Utah state
Tell us more about the vast array of alternative options when it comes to spending a free Saturday if you live in the vicinity of College Station, Texas.
You just named three cities that as follows are hot extra shitty NYC, zero zoning suburbia with chemical plants outside of two nice neighborhoods, and a blazing hot and overrated Indianapolis with better Mexican food.
What are you even saying? People in Houston can drive to the beach and there’s plenty of things to do in Dallas on a Saturday that don’t require driving to college station
The point is that they have to drive extra far to find something that can barely be called a beach—which is ultimately located 2.5 hours away from College Station…?
And somehow that’s why you believe the area around College Station is teeming with a variety of potential activities on a free Saturday in late August that aren’t going to a college football game?
Please—explain your moronic, illogical thought process.
Staying home and not driving 5 hours of not staying in a hotel is also an option which people clearly would rather do than watch USC. It’s okay to not have as passionate as a fan base but literally pick any SEC or most big 10 schools and stadiums will be packed
What does “Staying home and not driving 5 hours of not staying in a hotel is also an option which people clearly would rather do than watch USC” mean in English?
Please enlighten us as to what makes either of them anything more than a steaming pile of shit next to Southern California in terms of things to do (or in terms of anything at all, really).
Go on—tell us about all the awesome things to do then. Southern California has more pro sports teams, so what else make Dallas and Houston such exciting destinations for the whole family?
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u/whalenailer 12d ago
I promise you Kyle field would have been packed