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Discussion Topic: Pletcher
Luke Moore added to this discussion on April 8, 2020
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Saw that he is heading to Pitt after graduation to coach and train. I wonder if how hard Ryan trie to keep him around. I would think he would be a guy to keep at the RTC to train with NaTo as well as work out with the younger guys like Decatur and D'Emilio. Interesting...
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Discussion Topic: Pletcher
Don Bork added to this discussion on April 8, 2020
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Beat me to starting this new thread. I’m sure Ryan made that effort, but I think it’s about Luke moving back home. He may have better deer hunting connections there.
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Discussion Topic: Pletcher
Jared Ball added to this discussion on April 10, 2020
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Agreed. Pretty sure Latrobe is real close to Pittsburgh
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Discussion Topic: Pletcher
Robert Dalton added to this discussion on April 10, 2020
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Latrobe is where the Steelers hold training camp. It is less than an hour from Pittsburgh.
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Discussion Topic: Pletcher
Bob Preusse added to this discussion on April 13, 2020
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Quote from Robert Dalton's post:
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"Latrobe is where the Steelers hold training camp. It is less than an hour from Pittsburgh."
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Latrobe the home of Arnold Palmer and Genesee beer.
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Discussion Topic: Pletcher
Bruce Andrews added to this discussion on April 13, 2020
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Rolling Rock beer. When I was in college one of my fraternity brother's father was brewmaster at the Rolling Rock brewery in Latrobe. He would go home on the weekends and bring back cases which we would load up in our Coke machine. 10 cents for a beer (this was a long time ago)
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Discussion Topic: Pletcher
Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on April 13, 2020
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Quote from Bruce Andrews's post:
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"Rolling Rock beer. When I was in college one of my fraternity brother's father was brewmaster at the Rolling Rock brewery in Latrobe. He would go home on the weekends and bring back cases which we would load up in our Coke machine. 10 cents for a beer (this was a long time ago)"
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Excellent. I lived across the hall in my fraternity in Ann Arbor from two guys who loved Genny Cream Ale. We used to make road trips periodically to Toledo to buy some.
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