USC, U$C, USC, U$C!
We get both of them this year.
Add Charleston, Hilton Head and Savannah
Wait, those are different schools? I just figured the one on the East Coast was a branch campus or something.
VC - How hard do you think it will be to get tickets to the game? I’m toying with the idea of trying to reserve time at a time share in Myrtle Beach.
Not too hard in the past. order as soon as we finish selling season tickets - about a week before the season begins. What’s left will be sold as tickets for individual games. We don’t usually sell out for UConn until after Christmas. If you order in November and you shouldn’t have a problem.
visitingcock: I really like your idea of USC for Southern Cal and U$C for South Carolina. Less confusion and it has a good look.
I think U$C is more appropriate for the real USC (the one in Los Angeles). After all, one of the school's nicknames is The University of Spoiled Children. (As an aside, only foreigners--people from outside Southern California--refer to USC as "Southern Cal." To us, it's always "USC" or "SC.")
Doesn’t work well. Most Weest Coasters refer to SoCal as SC more than USC. SCal , the school, also uses SCHow about SC for South Carolina and USC for Southern Cal... easier to type, which is a factor these days?
And the u in North Carolina is known to my friends as UNCarolina..
Generally speaking, which venue gets the primo games? XL is bigger, but doesn’t Gampell have a more raucous and intimidating (student) crowd?
You'll be able to find them on the secondary market without a problem. FYI, Columbia is not close to Myrtle Beach, it's about 140 miles.
I think you may have meant trademark, not copyright. I don’t think you can get a copyright on logos and initials.
It's generally accepted that Geno prefers certain games like Notre Dame at the more intimate (yes, intimidating) Gampel. When your Gamecocks came to CT a couple of years ago, that was at sold-out XL Center. Turned out the site didn't make a difference in that one...
Little Carolina
