Top Sports Things to Do Before You Die?

That's one of mine. Never been to the night Bristol race.
Also:
Go to a Final Four
Go to the Masters
Play volleyball with Misty May and Kerri Walsh
Oh, and go to Disney World with Peyton Manning.

[If John can list Paula Creamer, I can list Disney. And yes, I've never been to Disney. My parents deprived me.]

 

Vanderbilt beating Florida in the Swamp. Almost happened. Almost.

 

5. Notre Dame at USC

4. Titans in the Super Bowl

3. Braves in the World Series

2. WrestleMania

1. Alabama in the BCS Championship

(If you can't tell, I am--as spnited would probably call me--a SEC fucktard fanboy.)

 

spnited's not the only one.

Although, the preferred term is SEC fanboy looser.

 

1. Go to Fenway. Bonus points for Yankees-Red Sox game.
2. See an Olympics.
3. Go to a Michigan home football game.
4. See the Yankees win a World Series.
5. See an Odessa Permian football game at Ratliff Stadium.
6. I can't think of others right now, but I know the list is long.

 

Yeah, but I'm just a lowly high school writer in the Midwest who wields no polling power. Disparage me not.

 

My first Fenway experience was Good Friday the 13th, April 2001, first Yanks appearance of the season. I was able to get credentials for the 3rd-base media pit. Great game. Manny lines one through Rivera's wickets in bottom-9 to score the winning run.

I got there extra early to get onto the field for BP. Photograph the masses interviewing Torre in the dugout; must've been 35 or 40 guys humping his airspace. Walked down the 3rd-base line to the Green Monster and licked it.

Good luck making it happen, 'gola.

 

1. An Eagles Championship in my lifetime
2. A game at Wrigley Field
3. A month long baseball roadtrip with my future son

 

Bostonbred....if someone told you in May of 2001, that by 2005 you will witness 3 Patriot Super Bowls, AND a Red Sox World Series title.......you'd have them committed.!

With that said.......I feel like I have about 40 years left on the earth,.......and I'm not feeling confident in a Bruins Stanley Cup in that timeframe. Hell,....I'm not feeling confident there will even be an NHL within 20 years.

 

Just because I'm an SEC fanboy looser and I've lived here for a while ... tailgaiting at Ole Miss is something you need to experience (hell, just see).

 

I have always heard that the Grove is an experience that one must take part in. I have yet to make it there, although a few years ago, some lady who worked at Ole Miss did offer me the experience of tailgating at The Grove. I hate I passed that up.

 

Fixed.