[NU Sports] NashVegas

[Michael Vance]

Or, for those of us who love to see the 'Cats every chance we get, but are 
on a bit of a travel budget, it allows us to see the game with just one 
overnight from Indianapolis.  It could be done quite easily from Chicago, 
too.  It's an early kickoff.

-Michael

At 11/13/2005 07:32 PM, Jim Leonard wrote:
>Fellow Wildcat Faithful,
>
>My money says that the Cats finish 7-4 and come to the Music City Bowl.
>
>I completely agree with Alan that Hawaii and San Diego are better warm-weather
>destinations, but I think Nashville (my adopted city) is a far better
>destination than El Paso. You can easily fill 2-3 days here and make a nice
>bowl trip of it.
>
>Victory & Honor,
>Jim
>
>Things to do in Nashville:
>1) Stay at (or visit) the Opryland Hotel - which will still have it's rather
>impressive Christmas light display up.
>2) Go "honky-tonkin'" on Broadway. No matter what your opinion of country 
>music
>is, its a heck of a lot of fun and the quality of live music here is
>incredible.
>3) The Grand Ole Opry is a great experience either for a live show or a 
>tour of
>the building.
>4) For a small city, Nashville has a solid offering of restaurants to choose
>from.
>5) Come to my house for a pre-game driveway tailgate. I live just under 2 
>miles
>from the stadium. Details to follow, but I'll definitely welcome list members
>over before the game.
>
>--- "Abrahamson, Alan" <Alan.Abrahamson at latimes.com> wrote:
>As for Nashville: apologies in advance to those of you who live there or near
>there (including my fraternity brother and fellow lister Chris Thompson) but
>where would you rather be in December, Nashville or San Diego?
>
>
>
>
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