those are pretty cool shoes – BTW – when did Otto get an army? He was a kinder orange when I was there…

2006 by a few members of the classes of 2007 and 2008 it was a way of regulating the line policy outside the dome and is expanded in 2008 to all sports and more philanthropic duties by my friend Darryl and has been handed down now to a member of the class of 2010 who helms it now and frequents this site.

only applies to the blue seats but people were getting hurt during the run to the seats so we needed a more regulated way of doing it. As much as i loved running to the seats we had some pretty serious injuries

good seats are hard to find for any remaining games for a reasonable price.

In ‘03 when they went general admission for the games, we started lining up hours in advance. One day, when campell (Dome Manager) sent an email that we couldn’t line up til an hour before the game due to cold weather, we lined up in the Science building…During classes….with booze.

The first campout was for the Final Four Tickets, I actually have video footage of that. But my senior year in ‘04, it was back to long line waits. A couple brave souls did the camp out thing, but still honored our group’s place on the front left corner, and they sat front right. After my crew graduated, they moved there, that’s why that spot is still prime position.

Also, I was at a game last year and was pleased to see how big the pre-game mosh is. My boy Jeff started that by getting so fired up when hearing “Road to the Final Four” that he just started thrashing us around, and we fought back.

when I went there… don’t think it was first come first serve

I have never met this person before in my life, but the following statement has elevated him above some family members in my book:

“Camping out six days before the Georgetown game was worth it because we won.”

Fuck. Yeah.

Also, the fact that a “Beat the shit out of Georgetown” F/B group exists is changing my universe.