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Not sure why. You can tour colleges and see shiny big buildings in the summer. You don’t have to get on an airplane, go get your players embarrassed by getting their ass whooped out of state, and then come back. That doesn’t seem productive. And the sad thing is these players will remember the ass whooping the rest of their lives. They won’t remember some stupid museum or tourist attraction. Smdh. Why can’t teams find even competition when they travel? St X Ohio is the team in case you’re wondering 

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Believe it or not, my father played for St. X in the 1940s and remained a diehard fan until his passing in 2021.  Having seen their set-up in Cincinnati, it's obvious they take their football and national standing very seriously.  Enjoyed seeing news of this game but agree that this is likely to be a one-sided matchup.     

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