Sports Bucket List

[BaseballUmp]

Anything or any place you hope to do/visit before you die?

[eagleqb_14]

Originally posted by BaseballUmp
Anything or any place you hope to do/visit before you die?


go to a world series

[trojandad]

watch the trojans make it 1 out of three in state championship games.....:cheerl: :cheerl: :cheerl:

[coach]

watcha game in every mlb team's park

[eagles_victory]

Originally posted by eagleqb_14
go to a world series Get like me Mike

[coach]

Originally posted by eagles_victory
Get like me Mike

that was me... i accidently posted on his name so i just made something up lol

[jason]

play golf at augusta national and st. andrews....

[coach]

Originally posted by jason
play golf at augusta national and st. andrews....

i would love to just watch a tournament at those courses.

I also want to watcha duke unc game at cameron indoors

[BaseballUmp]

So far I have:

Go to a World Series game at Fenway
Go to the College World Series
Hunt in Colorado
Shoot a gator with "Trapper Joe"
Make it rain with Pacman Jones
Visit Cooperstown
Play a round of golf with Charles Barkley


More is to come as I keep thinking

[Trashman]

Watch the Lions win one more state championship in football.:D

[coach]

Originally posted by Trashman
Watch the Lions win one more state championship in football.:D

you will be waiting a while for that one

[Matthew328]

I've been to a BCS bowl game (not the championship) and been to the NCAA tournament...those are 2 solid ones I've crossed off...

[eagles_victory]

If I could only do 1 event it would be watch the U.S. in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil then in 2018 somewhere in Europe.

[BaseballUmp]

Originally posted by eagles_victory
If I could only do 1 event it would be watch the U.S. in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil then in 2018 somewhere in Europe.

That would be crazy in Rio

[DavidWooderson]

Baseball
Fenway Park
Wrigley Field
Dodger Stadium

Basketball
Boston Garden
Chicago United Center
Los Angeles Staples Center (Lakers game)

Football
Lambeau Field
Soldier Field
New Meadowlands

Hockey
Detroit Joe Louis Arena
Edmonton Rexall Place
Montreal Bell Centre
Toronto Air Canada Centre

College Football
Notre Dame Stadium
Michigan Big House
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

College Basketball
Duke Cameron Indoor Stadium

BCS Bowl
NCAA Basketball Tourney
Army/Navy Game

Hopefully getting to see my brother win State when he's in H.S. in a couple of years.

[PPHSfan]

Augusta on Sunday

Play in the World Series of Poker (technically not a sport)

Catch and Release a Blue Marlin

See a Kodiak Grizzly in the wild.

Win the WFMTC
world federation midget tossing championship

[CenTexSports]

I heard the WFMTC had to be disbanded due to a court ruling on the name being offensive. They re-organized last month as the CLPFD and it is a United Nations affiliate.

Chunking Little People for Distance

BTW: The $10,000 fee required by the WFMTC was non-refundable. There is only a $10 fee to join the CLPFD but you must maintain a $!,000,000 liabilaty policy before you can chunk your first LP.

[Txbroadcaster]

To see a EPL game and a La Liga game live in person


World Cup

Super Bowl

World Series

[RoyceTTU]

2 i crossed off 2 years ago.
Opening week at Wrigley
Opening week at Fenway

I missed on Yankee Stadium :(

Still on the list
Dodger Stadium
Play Augusta
Play St. Andrews
Play Bethpage Black
Attend SuperBowl
Attend World Series
Sky Dive
Meet Nolan Ryan

[RoyceTTU]

I just heard end of the world is this weekend. I guess I'm screwed on my bucket list:(

[Lucky2Coach]

Went to the Kentucky Derby a few years ago. The year Big Brown won it. It was pretty amazing!!!

[Trashman]

Originally posted by coach
you will be waiting a while for that one

They will win one before you coach in one.:D

[big daddy russ]

Originally posted by eagles_victory
If I could only do 1 event it would be watch the U.S. in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil then in 2018 somewhere in Europe.
This.


The only thing that comes remotely close came and passed me by this year--Auburn playing for a BCS Championship, but I'd watch any World Cup game. Working with the Texans during the 2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup (Central and North American "pre-World Cup") when it came to Reliant changed my opinion about what I wanted to do.

Far and away the most fun sport to watch.

[ogg]

The Longhorns beating Will Muschamp's Gators in the national title.

Round of golf with Tiger.

[Maroon87]

The Masters
Super Bowl
Indy 500
British Open

There are more but those are the Big 4.:cool:

[playnhurt]

Saw Bear Bryant coach his last game (Liberty Bowl-Alabama vs. Illinois) still have the untorn ticket framed.

Saw the PERFECT game Kenny Rogers pitched for the Rangers.

Spent St. Patty's Day on Bourbon Street (plan on doing that again and again)

Saw my Saints when a Super Bowl (on TV, but it was still great for the Who Dat Nation!)

Killed a 12 point white tail!

Saw "The Greatest", Ali spar in Houston two days before a fight he had in the Astrodome.

[LionFan72]

Attending the entire Little League World series, the purest sport left in sports, imho!

[PPHSfan]

I think the "purest" sport is running.

[LionFan72]

Originally posted by PPHSfan
I think the "purest" sport is running.

Dang sure up to the individual, good un'.

[eagles_victory]

Originally posted by LionFan72
Attending the entire Little League World series, the purest sport left in sports, imho! 15 year olds playing 12 year olds... real pure

[hollywood]

Run Boston
Attend The Masters
Play Augusta
Play St. Andrews
Play Pebble Beach
Attend College NC football game
Attend College World Series in Omaha
Attend MLB World Series
Watch EPL game live in England
Watch La Liga game live in Spain
Attend a World Cup (maybe Brazil in 3 years :) )
Hike up to Machu Picchu Peru
Surf in Hawii and Australia
Dive the Great Barrier Reef
White water raft in New Zealand

Just to name a few...

[big daddy russ]

Originally posted by hollywood
...Surf in Hawii and Australia...
I'm not in good enough shape anymore, but one of my lifelong dreams was a worldwide surf trip that started in California and passed through Hawaii and Australia on the way around, kinda following the Endless Summer.

Always wanted to be in a spot where I could save the money and work out hard enough to do a world tour like that. Start off small enough to get some skill on waves that are bigger/faster than I'm used to and work my way up. Start out on the California Coast one fall (no Mavericks or Cortes Islands, maybe Huntington), slide down to Nicaragua/Costa Rica for some harder waves, move on to Hawaii and surf before the winter swells get pushed up and get some time in to build up my stamina and skill, then go on to Tahiti for the coup de gras--a session at Teahupoo--before moving to Tonga, then Australia (several great spots down under), Jeffrys Bay, South Africa, then Rio.

Always just a pipe dream--there was one website that would "build" an around-the-world plane trip for you--and I never got the money and/or skill to do it. On top of that, I weigh 100 lbs more than I did back when I surfed, so I'd be more likely to kill myself these days than paddle through those sets.

Nice little set of dreams though, Hollywood.