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If there is a lockout we are raiding Ray Jay and dismantling the boat.

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I suppose TSA would think otherwise, but the thought of no Bucs games at all is something to savor.

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I suppose TSA would think otherwise, but the thought of no Bucs games at all is something to savor.

But...bad for the Tampa economy!

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Wouldn't be horrible if the normal USF 40-45K draw can lure in 15-20K "football" fans who have no Bucs to watch. Imagine having the stadium filled for every home game, even if they're just on the college bandwagon due to no pros? At least they'd be cheering for the home town team (except for maybe Miami).

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Wouldn't be horrible if the normal USF 40-45K draw can lure in 15-20K "football" fans who have no Bucs to watch. Imagine having the stadium filled for every home game, even if they're just on the college bandwagon due to no pros? At least they'd be cheering for the home town team (except for maybe Miami).

IMO, Bucs' fans are NFL fans who are more likely to watch a rerun of an old NFL game than they are to attend a USF game at the RJ.

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IMO, Bucs' fans are NFL fans who are more likely to watch a rerun of an old NFL game than they are to attend a USF game at the RJ.

I know many, myself included, that have season tickets for the Bulls and the Bucs.  IMO, the Bulls would see a slight increase of walk up ticket sales if a lockout drags on, but it won't be the magic elixir to fill the stadium.

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all of you all are going to have to go to mons every week to make up for lack of visiting fans.... it's the sacrifice we all have to bear.

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