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re: Best Visiting Fan Experience Arkansas or Ole Miss?

Posted on 7/24/13 at 10:23 am to
Posted by RebFeBrees
Pensacola, FL
Member since Dec 2009
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Posted on 7/24/13 at 10:23 am to
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Well, you won't see confederate battle flags on our college campus. That's one thing.

And Fayetteville probably isn't as "redneck" as Oxford if you're using traditional standards of "redneck". Fayetteville feels more like a Colorado town. I remember seeing a poster joke about the "honky tonks of Dickson street" like that was a thing. I don't have a memory of there being an actual honky tonk on Dickson Street, or a dedicated "country" music bar in downtown fayetteville for that matter.

Fayetteville takes pride in being open, really liberal, laid back and inclusive. We accept frat douches, but they don't run the place.




I agree with everything youve said. However, seeing the confederate flags at tents in the grove is few and far between these days to be honest. You will still see one from time to time but not that often.


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Fayetteville feels more like a Colorado town


I agree with that based on what ive heard and when I was there. FYI I wasnt saying FV is redneck, it is well known that FV is a chill-arse spot. I was making a sweeping generalization like your fellow hawg fan.


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Oxford seems really republican and stuffy for a college town.


It's actually not at all. Yea the cops can be assholes and theres the stupid alcohol laws(which are going to change) but as someone who has lived here for 8 years, just trust me, Oxford is not what you see when you come to town for a football game. It's just not. It's a chill small north MS town with art, great music, literay history, and charm that then explodes into a gridlock of traffic and drunk football fans 7 weekends per Fall.
This post was edited on 7/24/13 at 10:29 am
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