I love War Memorial games. frick you snowflakes who whine about how it’s not as “nice” as Fayetteville. It’s a fricking football game. I was there for both Miracle on Markhams. I was there for tMercy Knee. When Razorbacks have a decent squad and it’s a big game, the stadium is one of the toughest to play in. Ask Mike Leach and Lou Holtz. The only Fayetteville game that I’ve been to that compares to War Memorial at its best was 2010 Alabama. It’s a part of Arkansas football, it makes Arkansas football more accessible to fans throughout the state. Arkansas football is not just the northwest corner of the state and wine and cheese in skyboxes.

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Posted by HogX

Madison, WI

Member since Dec 2012

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Posted on 2/25/20 at 8:28 am to Jon Ham

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I love War Memorial games. frick you snowflakes who whine about how it’s not as “nice” as Fayetteville.

You are sounding like the snowflake here my man. My first game was WMS. One of my most vibrant childhood memories is watching the Miracle on Markham and rubbing it in my LSU uncle's face who was talking shite the entire game. It was awesome. But it's time to go.

It's 2020. We don't need it anymore to give access 'to the entire state' when I can literally watch every single Razorback football, basketball, and baseball game from Timbuktu if I wanted.

What it boils down to is people desperately clinging to the nostalgia of their childhood and pining for better days. Those times are gone. Give it up and let's move into the modern day football landscape.

This post was edited on 2/25/20 at 8:59 am

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