was one of the worst games ive been too other than a&m away or tulsa 2011austinponie wrote:GiddyUp wrote:Sounds like a cluster F to me. Im skipping this one
Not sure I can warrant the effort, then to endure the game itself..
Still on the fence - I, too was at the 2012 game in Waco. Just a real, real $hittie time (aside from being with SMU fans).
Thanks for the updates BiPolar Bear...makes it easier...
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JasonB wrote:If you bought tickets for the game, you should have received an email about Bus service SMU may be offering to the game...
This might push me over the edge, but still....how much more can a man really take?
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smusic 00 wrote:JasonB wrote:If you bought tickets for the game, you should have received an email about Bus service SMU may be offering to the game...
This might push me over the edge, but still....how much more can a man really take?
You can take it.
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Grant Carter wrote:smusic 00 wrote:JasonB wrote:If you bought tickets for the game, you should have received an email about Bus service SMU may be offering to the game...
This might push me over the edge, but still....how much more can a man really take?
You can take it.
Honestly, I don't think I can. See you in Denton maybe.
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Baby due the day before Denton, see you at Ford.
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Maybe UNT game also
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Grant Carter wrote:Baby due the day before Denton, see you at Ford.
Why are you always having babies during football season?
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Because our football season ends in November and basketball is not yet in full swing. What else does he have to do?
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mrydel wrote:Because our football season ends in November and basketball is not yet in full swing. What else does he have to do?
You'd better hope his Missus doesn't read that

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It is ok, she would never think I was dumb enough to use my real name on here so how could she know it was me?
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Austin Avenue awaits first Baylor game day
Since Sunday is the Middle Day of a Three Day Holiday Weekend Come early park free in Downtown enjoy some libations or have a good supper before the game.
Posted: Sunday, August 24, 2014 12:01 am
By CASSIE L. SMITH [email protected]
No one really knows what Austin Avenue will look like a week from now on the day of Baylor’s first football game in the new McLane Stadium.
Because the first home game is on a Sunday, downtown business owners have a variety of opinions on whether the first attempt to create excitement downtown will be a success. Several venues are typically closed on Sundays and owners said they don’t plan on opening despite the date of Baylor’s season-opening game.
But preparations have continued in transforming downtown Waco to be a part of the home-game activities. Roads have been repaved, new signs added, live music is scheduled, and vendors are prepared to line Austin Avenue.
Some business owners have no doubt this is what Waco has needed all along.
Klassy Glass Wine Bar owner Valerie Ficke said her business at 723 Austin Ave. plans on having specials and will stay open until 10 or 11 p.m., depending on the crowds.
"We’ll be open for every game. I don’t care when it is," she said. "We’ve been here for four years and this is what we’ve been waiting for."
Earlier this month, several blocks of Austin Avenue were repaved in preparation for the crowds expected during Baylor football game-day parties. The Bears face Southern Methodist University at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 31 in the $266 million McLane Stadium.
Traffic along Austin Avenue will be blocked off from Fourth to Eighth streets and at the cross streets from Fifth to Eighth streets three hours before the game.
"We don’t really know what to expect for the first game; that’s kind of what our motto is: be as prepared as possible," said Drew Vincent, with Waco Downtown Development Corp.
Eleven vendors - offering food, popcorn and artisan-based items - have been confirmed to line along Austin Avenue or to set up in the parking lot across from Dichotomy Coffee & Spirits in the 500 block, Vincent said. Vendors will begin setting up about 1 p.m. and will stay downtown until about 7 p.m.
A seating area also will be provided in that parking lot, he said. A band, The Dirty Echoes, is scheduled to play that night, and Omar and the Howlers is already scheduled for the second home game on Sept. 6.
"We’re really hoping the local businesses - as this develops - they get a boost by offering air conditioning and the good food they are going to offer," he said. "That’s going to be a big thing, I think. Hopefully we get some of those individuals coming back after they had a good time."
Austin Avenue awaits first Baylor game day
Since Sunday is the Middle Day of a Three Day Holiday Weekend Come early park free in Downtown enjoy some libations or have a good supper before the game.
Posted: Sunday, August 24, 2014 12:01 am
By CASSIE L. SMITH [email protected]
No one really knows what Austin Avenue will look like a week from now on the day of Baylor’s first football game in the new McLane Stadium.
Because the first home game is on a Sunday, downtown business owners have a variety of opinions on whether the first attempt to create excitement downtown will be a success. Several venues are typically closed on Sundays and owners said they don’t plan on opening despite the date of Baylor’s season-opening game.
But preparations have continued in transforming downtown Waco to be a part of the home-game activities. Roads have been repaved, new signs added, live music is scheduled, and vendors are prepared to line Austin Avenue.
Some business owners have no doubt this is what Waco has needed all along.
Klassy Glass Wine Bar owner Valerie Ficke said her business at 723 Austin Ave. plans on having specials and will stay open until 10 or 11 p.m., depending on the crowds.
"We’ll be open for every game. I don’t care when it is," she said. "We’ve been here for four years and this is what we’ve been waiting for."
Earlier this month, several blocks of Austin Avenue were repaved in preparation for the crowds expected during Baylor football game-day parties. The Bears face Southern Methodist University at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 31 in the $266 million McLane Stadium.
Traffic along Austin Avenue will be blocked off from Fourth to Eighth streets and at the cross streets from Fifth to Eighth streets three hours before the game.
"We don’t really know what to expect for the first game; that’s kind of what our motto is: be as prepared as possible," said Drew Vincent, with Waco Downtown Development Corp.
Eleven vendors - offering food, popcorn and artisan-based items - have been confirmed to line along Austin Avenue or to set up in the parking lot across from Dichotomy Coffee & Spirits in the 500 block, Vincent said. Vendors will begin setting up about 1 p.m. and will stay downtown until about 7 p.m.
A seating area also will be provided in that parking lot, he said. A band, The Dirty Echoes, is scheduled to play that night, and Omar and the Howlers is already scheduled for the second home game on Sept. 6.
"We’re really hoping the local businesses - as this develops - they get a boost by offering air conditioning and the good food they are going to offer," he said. "That’s going to be a big thing, I think. Hopefully we get some of those individuals coming back after they had a good time."
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Sounds like a real hoot.
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Rather be on BLVD
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smusic 00 wrote:Sounds like a real hoot.
That would be Rice.
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I anticipate this will be my last post on Waco Parking. Only 4 days before the game. Baylor University has finally posted a comprehensive dissertation on Parking for McLane Stadium including Downtown Waco. Parking in the residential neighborhoods North of the Stadium will be permitted. Its this man's opinion that the neighborhoods North of the Stadium are a step above Fair Park but only a step above.
The link below gives you all the parking information you need.
See you at the game.
http://www.baylorbears.com/facilities/m ... directions
The link below gives you all the parking information you need.
See you at the game.
http://www.baylorbears.com/facilities/m ... directions