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Any Vandy Fans in L.A.?


Just putting the feeler out for any other Vandy fans in the great city of Los Angeles.  It would be nice to get together at a local sports bar for the occasional big basketball or football game or women's bowling championship.  

About me:  Nashville native (Hume-Fogg H.S.) who went to Lipscomb U. but grew up rooting for Vandy because my grandfather and dad both did, so I had no choice.  Actor/writer/(waiter).  Had newspaper cutouts of the "Mac Attack" ('92) on my bedroom wall as a kid, nearly cried when Cutler beat UT in Knoxville, Barry Goheen is still my favorite Commodore of all time, and I hate the school to the East.

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