🏈 BAMA chapters in _____________ (Your City)

[RollllTide!]

Laura Ingram a news person on Fox news last night said CNS would be the next Bear Bryant. She had on an Alabama pin and said she hated missing the first half of the game Tonight. She is in New York

It made me think of BAMA clubs around the world. I would like to compile a list. Since most of us will be posting today and tonight. If you know of one please post it here. I went to one in Orlando FL a few years ago when I was traveling and enjoyed the Tennessee game with them. Cigars and all. Here are a few I found by googling around. Some are official and some are not. Please post ones close to you.

Home - Bama in Atlanta
http://www.cvbama.com/
RollTideChicago.com

 

[TerryP]

On the official school page, under the Alumni sections, you can find a list of every chapter. At least, you should be able to do so. (Bottom left in the sidebar as I recall.) There's a designation for groups lower (member count) that aren't at the chapter status ... last I looked those weren't listed. I can't recall what they call the groups when they first start.

There are four in state here and I've visited two of them on Gamedays: Cola and Greenville / Spartanburg. Myrtle Beach started one recently. The Charleston chapter started in 2004 as I recall.

 

[Rolltide24]

I've watched games with the Chicago group, very large and fun crowd. The DC group, again pretty big crew. The New York city group, which is ginormous and takes up 2 bars! The Destin, Florida group. The Jackson, TN group. And my home base, the Charlotte, NC group. Great crew here in Charlotte.

Here in Minneapolis for my 2nd game of the year, sucks. No alumni group here, for sure. Had to make my own Bama fan crew to watch these games with.

 

[rick4bama]

:bman:

 

[PhillyGirl]

I know about the D.C. and Philly groups.

D.C. one is bigger but both are awesome.

 

[PhillyGirl]

I've watched games with the Chicago group, very large and fun crowd. The DC group, again pretty big crew. The New York city group, which is ginormous and takes up 2 bars! The Destin, Florida group. The Jackson, TN group. And my home base, the Charlotte, NC group. Great crew here in Charlotte.

Here in Minneapolis for my 2nd game of the year, sucks. No alumni group here, for sure. Had to make my own Bama fan crew to watch these games with.

What games did you watch with the D.C. crew? Might've bumped elbows with you!

 

[Rolltide24]

It was in 2007, I think. I want to say Vandy. It was so long ago and so many stops ago, I can't remember for sure.

 

[PhillyGirl]

It was in 2007, I think. I want to say Vandy. It was so long ago and so many stops ago, I can't remember for sure.

Ah, before my time then. I was at most games from 2012 - 2014, then half the ones this year.

 

[RollllTide!]

On the official school page, under the Alumni sections, you can find a list of every chapter. At least, you should be able to do so. (Bottom left in the sidebar as I recall.) There's a designation for groups lower (member count) that aren't at the chapter status ... last I looked those weren't listed. I can't recall what they call the groups when they first start.

There are four in state here and I've visited two of them on Gamedays: Cola and Greenville / Spartanburg. Myrtle Beach started one recently. The Charleston chapter started in 2004 as I recall.

Yea, I have seen that page, but it doesn't show the best clubs to watch a game with. I would like a list with recommendations like @PhillyGirl posted above

 

[RollllTide!]

Laura Ingraham: Alabama Athletic Director: 'Obama & Washington Could Learn Something From The Game Of Football'

is the link to hear her interview with Bill Battles.

 

[TerryP]

Yea, I have seen that page, but it doesn't show the best clubs to watch a game with.

That's a real subjective type of answer you're looking for then. I can't tell you how many games I've watched over the years with different Alumni groups but can tell you each experience was different. I've been with those groups that were mostly your younger crowd (the family of 2.5) and with groups where most were retired or close to that age. It was a different atmosphere with each group but I can't really say one was better than the other.

To each his own with me, I'm sure ...