Knoxville was the next stop and we got in late so we just headed to “The Strip,” where all the University of Tennessee kids go out at night. Unfortunately the school was starting spring break so there weren’t a ton of people in town.
We started our night at the Copper Cellar where they had 99 cent beers. Yes please. This got the night going, but before we could go out, Kasey needed to stop by Walgreens to buy socks.
He packed clothing for a month, but apparently changes his socks every 12 minutes. Ryan and I had fun playing with all the stuff in Walgreens and didn’t even realize he left—remember, there were 99 cent beers.
We grabbed the breathalyzer and headed out hitting every bar in the area.
Kasey yelled at some football player who transferred from Notre Dame to be a backup at UT when we grabbed food at a McDonalds late night. Ryan also became the first person to get a refill on a McDonalds ice cream cone. He paid for a full new cone, but just wanted additional ice cream in his first crown. Very funny stuff.
Only so many times you can tell the same "we went out drinking" stories, but the moral of this one is, Kasey woke up blowing a .14—really.
The next day we did the Sun Sphere/Worlds Fair site and the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. The Hall was surprisingly fun and we got to play basketball and screw around there, which is always a plus.
This one goes out to you Title IX.
The last stop in Knoxville was a trip to UT’s football stadium. It was the biggest stadium we had been to so far and since it was under construction we were able to walk in and look around uninterrupted.. This was a great last stop in Knoxville and was the most access we had at any of the stadiums we have visited.
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