My PBS Experience

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(01-19-2022, 05:18 PM)basballguy Wrote: This wasn't my first sporting event, silly, it was my first Bengals game at PBS.  What I am talking about is not a timing issue.  :)  Yes i'm sure I could go to the bathroom just fine with 8 minutes left in the 4th quarter.  


I did say my sample size in terms of venues (maybe a dozen?) was limited but in that limited sample size there was never a swarm at the bathrooms.  

However replying to this now makes me sound like a hater which is not what i'm going for.  I will now make it a point to go to more PBS games for the sake of changing this opinion.  

For the record, I got no sense of hating from your post, all I saw you post was feedback. You gave people your experience in a new arena and contrasted that with what you know of professional sporting events and your experiences in those other settings. You gave us the good and bad. The younger Blackburn involved with connecting with the fans would probably love to hear info like that from fans coming from other areas.

I saw several Bengals games in Seattle but the only home game that I went to was the Neil O'Donnell fake spike TD victory in 1998 and there's not a lot that's special about Riverfront stadium other than the Reds kicking a whole lot of ass there in the early days. I'd love to check out a game at PBS but I have a feeling that it is going to be more difficult getting tickets to a game in the very near future.