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Traveling GRIZ Gear

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As I was walking through BWI Delta Terminal, I hear GO GRIZ!
I turn to where the voice was from, he again said GO GRIZ, and. added, Eat S H I T Cats. He said he was in a hurry, but GRIZ love, Brother. That was it. Loved it!
 
Here in Colorado, I was at Wal-Mart and coming at me in the aisle was a little old lady barely pushing her cart. She looked to be about 5' tall, about 100 years old and hunched over. I was wearing a Griz shirt and as I passed by her, she glanced up at me, lifted her fist about 10" and said, "Go Griz". Warms the heart.
 
Yukon said:
Here in Colorado, I was at Wal-Mart and coming at me in the aisle was a little old lady barely pushing her cart. She looked to be about 5' tall, about 100 years old and hunched over. I was wearing a Griz shirt and as I passed by her, she glanced up at me, lifted her fist about 10" and said, "Go Griz". Warms the heart.
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Got that often around the Denver metro area.
 
Most unassuming place I’ve gotten a “Go Griz” - was wearing a UM Hoodie at a Red Sox game at Fenway a few years ago. This woman and I walking past each other noticed one another’s Griz gear. Random moment I won’t forget!
 
:) I was recently in Idaho at Silverwood and noticed several people wearing Griz Gear and gave a "Go Griz" shout out. We were in Spokane the next day at Dicks sporting Goods and noticed a Griz Gear section near all the Washington teams gear. Not a Bobkitten shirt shirt in sight! :)
 
We went to New York City around the holidays a few years back. As we were standing in Rockefeller Center a guy tapped and yelled “Hey” and pointed at my Griz hat and then tugged on his old school copper and gold griz sweat shirt. We shared a mutual Go Griz! Always love running into griz fans, players, or coaches when out and about.
 
I was wearing a Griz Athletic Department t-shirt on a small beach in Kona earlier this year & I hear "you're a little old to be on the team, aren't you" (I'm in the 75+ demographic). Turns out to be Robert and Dr. Barbara Holmann, former Dean of UM Business School & VP of Student Affairs, respectively. Barbara was the first asst. AD many years ago, I believe. Some great conversation ensued.
 
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