DawgTalkers.net Forums The Archives 2023 NFL Season Looking Back: Browns 14 Bengals 31 Week 18 Coverage Map

Browns vs Bengals in green. Game is on CBS. Tom McCarthy, James Lofton and Jay Feely on the call.



https://506sports.com/nfl.php?yr=2023&wk=18

Ooberville is right in the Cincy area so I was hoping that a bunch of their fans would dump tickets on the cheap, but it does not seem to be happening. Was going to try and take my son. In either event, I'm fine watching.

I'm looking at stubhub and it looks like $50 will get you in the stadium, and you start getting decent'ish seats for $75. I'd sit on the site and wait until Friday/Saturday as (IMO) those prices can only go in one direction.

A fair point, my friend. I will keep a lookout. I'd love to take my son, even if it's in enemy territory.

I've gone with my Chubb jersey on and it was fine.

Oh yeah, I've gone multiple times and been fine. Usually plenty of Browns fans. It's probably worse for them to go up North. Only instance I ever had was one really inebriated "south of the river" fan who kept screaming "WHO DEY!" at me during the game. Dude eventually timbered and fell down a couple rows, and those rows in the upper deck at PBS are steep. He was hurting.

His girlfriend rushed down to help him - or so I thought. She ended up wailing on him and screaming that he always had to embarrass her. Anyhow, she runs off and a couple other folks help him get up and the ushers got him out of there to either a first aid station or to the curb. No idea which.

That was 2009. Ahh, memories...

I don't think him being from south of the river actually matters. I lived in the greater Dayton area, north of Dayton for over 50 years. We just called the entire area south of Middletown through all of northern Kentucky "Cintuckey".

LOL...I should have stated that was a reference I borrowed from the guy next to me at the stadium who told me "Don't mind him. He's one of the south of the river fans." I haven't forgotten that since.

Technically, the area I live in is considered a township of what is called "Hamil-tucky" in the local area. Close to Middletown, where oddly enough my wife works.

I did actually live in Franklin for a few years. It was mainly due to my employment as well. Dayton isn't a huge city or anything but they began to do some traffic work due to last a few years that really mucked things up at the time and while the business I worked for at the time was located in Kettering all of their biggest jobs were located in Springboro. I know the area where you were located by your description.

Back to the Wayne after a long stay in Ohio. I'll be watching this snoozefest on delay and head back to the local Browns Backers for the playoff game... If I don't head down to Indy instead.