Vintage Fans: Tell Us a Tulane Stadium Story?

foreverfan · 03-07-2011, 10:25 AM

It was December 10, 1972 New England Patroits game.
Jim Plunkett was in his 2nd year as QB of the Pats. This was my 1st actual Saints game and I was 14. It was late in the season and the Saints sucked so naturally my friend'd dad had some tickets left over and took us. After the game, we went down and saw the players leave. I got to see Plunkett up close. He was actually much uglier in person.

Personally, I think the dome can't be beat. I love the fact that it's indoors and you don't have the heat, rain, sun, wind all of which means that you are sitting on an aluminum bench without a back.

GIVE ME THE DOME. Plus the dome has easier traffic flow around it.

03-07-2011, 10:25 AM	#1
foreverfan 12,000 BS Posts Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Metairie, LA Posts: 13,457 Blog Entries: 5	It was December 10, 1972 New England Patroits game. Jim Plunkett was in his 2nd year as QB of the Pats. This was my 1st actual Saints game and I was 14. It was late in the season and the Saints sucked so naturally my friend'd dad had some tickets left over and took us. After the game, we went down and saw the players leave. I got to see Plunkett up close. He was actually much uglier in person. Personally, I think the dome can't be beat. I love the fact that it's indoors and you don't have the heat, rain, sun, wind all of which means that you are sitting on an aluminum bench without a back. GIVE ME THE DOME. Plus the dome has easier traffic flow around it.
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