Tenn Titans borrowed from the CATS

[RickRund]

They scored a TD off the "jump shot" pass. Henry to Davis

[wbtfg]

They scored a TD off the "jump shot" pass. Henry to Davis

Tennesse's entire philosophy looks a lot like MSU's. Be the most physical team on the field, dominate the lines of scrimmage, run the ball, stop the run.

[RickRund]

They scored a TD off the "jump shot" pass. Henry to Davis

Tennesse's entire philosophy looks a lot like MSU's. Be the most physical team on the field, dominate the lines of scrimmage, run the ball, stop the run.

That Derrick Henry is scary. Big and fast for a 250# truck.

[BelgradeBobcat]

By the way...big news for all those Titans and Predators fans based in Bozeman:

[wbtfg]

By the way...big news for all those Titans and Predators fans based in Bozeman:

I booked my ticket last night. Nashville has been on the bucket list for a while. Does anyone have any advice/suggestions on where to stay and what to do?

[ilovethecats]

By the way...big news for all those Titans and Predators fans based in Bozeman:

I booked my ticket last night. Nashville has been on the bucket list for a while. Does anyone have any advice/suggestions on where to stay and what to do?

What does this have to do with professional sports? Mods, please move this to the appropriate forum.

Oh wait. I forgot this isn't egriz and I'm not a little bitch....

Carry on!

[wbtfg]

By the way...big news for all those Titans and Predators fans based in Bozeman:

I booked my ticket last night. Nashville has been on the bucket list for a while. Does anyone have any advice/suggestions on where to stay and what to do?

What does this have to do with professional sports? Mods, please move this to the appropriate forum.

Oh wait. I forgot this isn't egriz and I'm not a little bitch....

Carry on!

Classless.

[LTown Cat]

By the way...big news for all those Titans and Predators fans based in Bozeman:

I booked my ticket last night. Nashville has been on the bucket list for a while. Does anyone have any advice/suggestions on where to stay and what to do?

Stay at the Omni. Lots to do on Broadway and that whole area. Bars, restaurants, great music all day long, shopping, museums, etc. You can plan a night to go to the Grand ole Opry but it's on the edge of town so it's an uber ride or a drive anyway to get there. The tour of the Ryman Auditorium is worth the time--that is the old Opry site. It's also right off of Broadway. Walk to Puckett's for breakfast--you won't be disappointed!

[BozoneCat]

By the way...big news for all those Titans and Predators fans based in Bozeman:

Now if we could get a direct flight from Bozeman to Boise, I'd be in business!

[BelgradeBobcat]

By the way...big news for all those Titans and Predators fans based in Bozeman:

I booked my ticket last night. Nashville has been on the bucket list for a while. Does anyone have any advice/suggestions on where to stay and what to do?

Stay at the Omni. Lots to do on Broadway and that whole area. Bars, restaurants, great music all day long, shopping, museums, etc. You can plan a night to go to the Grand ole Opry but it's on the edge of town so it's an uber ride or a drive anyway to get there. The tour of the Ryman Auditorium is worth the time--that is the old Opry site. It's also right off of Broadway. Walk to Puckett's for breakfast--you won't be disappointed!

Very cool downtown. The Tennessee Capitol is worth a stroll around too. Pretty neat along the Cumberland River. They lack bit in public transportation. A bus system of course, but they really need a light rail. We got around okay on the buses, uber, or the ubiquitous e-scooters-but I heard those got banned.

I was thinking-if you want to see a big time SEC football program in person, fly down and watch them play Vanderbilt. I would guess getting ticket to a Vandy home game would easier and cheaper than at Alabama or LSU or whoever. The Titans Stadium is right across the river from downtown. Very walkable.

[LTown Cat]

By the way...big news for all those Titans and Predators fans based in Bozeman:

I booked my ticket last night. Nashville has been on the bucket list for a while. Does anyone have any advice/suggestions on where to stay and what to do?

Stay at the Omni. Lots to do on Broadway and that whole area. Bars, restaurants, great music all day long, shopping, museums, etc. You can plan a night to go to the Grand ole Opry but it's on the edge of town so it's an uber ride or a drive anyway to get there. The tour of the Ryman Auditorium is worth the time--that is the old Opry site. It's also right off of Broadway. Walk to Puckett's for breakfast--you won't be disappointed!

Very cool downtown. The Tennessee Capitol is worth a stroll around too. Pretty neat along the Cumberland River. They lack bit in public transportation. A bus system of course, but they really need a light rail. We got around okay on the buses, uber, or the ubiquitous e-scooters-but I heard those got banned.

I was thinking-if you want to see a big time SEC football program in person, fly down and watch them play Vanderbilt. I would guess getting ticket to a Vandy home game would easier and cheaper than at Alabama or LSU or whoever. The Titans Stadium is right across the river from downtown. Very walkable.

Also if they are playing while you are there a Nashville Predator hockey game would be really cool--Bridgestone Arena is right across the street from the Omni.

[grizzh8r]

By the way...big news for all those Titans and Predators fans based in Bozeman:

I booked my ticket last night. Nashville has been on the bucket list for a while. Does anyone have any advice/suggestions on where to stay and what to do?

Stay at the Omni. Lots to do on Broadway and that whole area. Bars, restaurants, great music all day long, shopping, museums, etc. You can plan a night to go to the Grand ole Opry but it's on the edge of town so it's an uber ride or a drive anyway to get there. The tour of the Ryman Auditorium is worth the time--that is the old Opry site. It's also right off of Broadway. Walk to Puckett's for breakfast--you won't be disappointed!

Or at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel and of course within walking distance of the Grand ole Opry. Has like 7 ginormous indoor atriums. Such a cool place. Wildhorse Saloon downtown is a nice spot for good grub, but then again, you really won't go wrong anywhere in that area. Wished I could have spent more time when I was there. Will be taking advantage of that flight, maybe even this year.