Hey hassan,
Time to get to work. Since SUcks wont play you. It looks like the G-Men will have to step up to the plate in football. (note the baseball reference). Don't worry, we will try to make this experience as painless as humanely possible for you MildCats.
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Grambling State not D.C. bound
Nick Deriso
[email protected]
May 14, 2004
GRAMBLING - Grambling State will not play in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 18.
The D.C. game, sponsored by the Prince George's County Black Chamber of Commerce, was to pit Grambling State and Howard University. But the organizers missed two deadlines to return the game contract to GSU, said athletics director Al Dennis.
"Many Gramblinites and fans were looking forward to the GSU Tigers and the World Famed Marching Band coming to the East Coast," said Alicia Williams, president of the Washington, D.C., chapter of Grambling State alumni association. "We have not had a game here for some time. We hope in the near future, a game will materialize."
The date could be filled as early as this week with a game in Cincinnati against popular Bethune-Cookman College.
Grambling State hasn't faced BCC since 1988, but this isn't the only time there have been long gaps between meetings. GSU didn't play Bethune-Cookman between 1957 and '84. BCC won the first meeting, but lost the other eight games.
"I don't want to confirm anything until all the paperwork is completed," said Al Dennis III, athletics director at Grambling State.......
Read the story...
http://www.thenewsstar.com/grambling/html/A34E30E1-0BD8-4DC9-91B8-DAF6D0115F3A.shtml
Time to get to work. Since SUcks wont play you. It looks like the G-Men will have to step up to the plate in football. (note the baseball reference). Don't worry, we will try to make this experience as painless as humanely possible for you MildCats.
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Grambling State not D.C. bound
Nick Deriso
[email protected]
May 14, 2004
GRAMBLING - Grambling State will not play in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 18.
The D.C. game, sponsored by the Prince George's County Black Chamber of Commerce, was to pit Grambling State and Howard University. But the organizers missed two deadlines to return the game contract to GSU, said athletics director Al Dennis.
"Many Gramblinites and fans were looking forward to the GSU Tigers and the World Famed Marching Band coming to the East Coast," said Alicia Williams, president of the Washington, D.C., chapter of Grambling State alumni association. "We have not had a game here for some time. We hope in the near future, a game will materialize."
The date could be filled as early as this week with a game in Cincinnati against popular Bethune-Cookman College.
Grambling State hasn't faced BCC since 1988, but this isn't the only time there have been long gaps between meetings. GSU didn't play Bethune-Cookman between 1957 and '84. BCC won the first meeting, but lost the other eight games.
"I don't want to confirm anything until all the paperwork is completed," said Al Dennis III, athletics director at Grambling State.......
Read the story...
http://www.thenewsstar.com/grambling/html/A34E30E1-0BD8-4DC9-91B8-DAF6D0115F3A.shtml