FCS Beer Pong Tables

[Willie]

Since someone mentioned it in the Cornhole Boards thread...

http://www.myuploadedimages.com/images/29971103825341287900.jpg

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[Apphole]

Awesome. Give me a day or two to compile pictures

[pleahy1]

Here's a Georgia Southern table I made

[Apphole]

While we have a thread about it, 6 or 10 cups? It's 6 pretty much accross the board in North Carolina.

[jmufan999]

I would say 6.

[crusader11]

While at a party, it is usually 6 to keep the games moving. But, if playing casually with just several people it is always 10. That's at least how we did it in Woostah.

[TheRevSFA]

10 cups is the rule in Texas...

[DJKyR0]

10 cups is the rule in Texas...

The only pic I have of our table refutes your rule:

http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/199564_10150431092935085_523665084_18143732_196877 2_n.jpg

[clenz]

10 cup is the only way I've ever played....outside of a couple times I've played decided to played 28 cups....

[Willie]

Montana State table is complete.

http://www.myuploadedimages.com/images/86684692699579311872.jpg

[Bojangles]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/suckanut/07-02-09_1820.jpg?t=1312075111
That red and white Griz one is awesome

[Sader87]

Whither Dartmouth College....the home/founder of beer pong?????

[Willie]

That red and white Griz one is awesome
Thanks. The old school Griz and Cats tables are my favorite ones.

[TheValleyRaider]

Whither Dartmouth College....the home/founder of beer pong?????

With their goofy paddles? Silly Dartmouth xlolx

[rocketmustang]

Always 10 cups on the central coast.

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[appfan2008]

I dont drink alcohol but these boards are pretty sweet... great designs

[Franks Tanks]

With their goofy paddles? Silly Dartmouth xlolx

Beer Pong is played with paddles! I am surpised paddles are not en vogue at the 'gate.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_pong_(paddles)

At Lafayette and Lehigh men play beer pong (with paddles) and girls play beruit (without paddles). Every spring Lafayette frats (those that are left anyway) each crown a house beer pong champion, and the respective champions play each other. The champion beer pong team is as well respected as any athlete on campus.

[TheValleyRaider]

Beer Pong is played with paddles! I am surpised paddles are not en vogue at the 'gate.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_pong_(paddles)

At Lafayette and Lehigh men play beer pong (with paddles) and girls play beruit (without paddles). Every spring Lafayette frats (those that are left anyway) each crown a house beer pong champion, and the respective champions play each other. The champion beer pong team is as well respected as any athlete on campus.

We were a Beirut campus. That may have changed since I graduated, but I knew nothing of paddles anywhere

Dartmouth was the only place I've been to that used paddles

[Franks Tanks]

Pong with paddles is big at Bucknell, Lafayette, and Lehigh. Weird that it didn't catch on at Colgate, but I know very few schools play with paddles.

[crusader11]

Beirut at Holy Cross as well. Bucknell is rumored to have coined the name "beirut".

Taken from wikipedia:

In some places Beer Pong refers to the version of the game with paddles, and Beirut to the version without. However, according to a CollegeHumor survey, beer pong is a more common term than Beirut for the paddle-less game. The origin of the name "Beirut" is disputed. A 2004 op-ed article in the Daily Princetonian, the student newspaper at Princeton University, suggested that the name was possibly coined at Bucknell University or Lehigh University around the time of the Lebanese Civil War, Beirut being the capital of Lebanon and scene of much fighting. In the same article it is mentioned that in the 70s, Delta Upsilon members at Bucknell University played a game similar to beer pong called "Throw Pong" which may have contributed to the creation of beer pong. Some students at Lafayette College, rivals of Lehigh, insist modern, paddle-less beer pong was invented at their school, but The Lafayette, the college's student newspaper, says there is no proof to back up the assertion.

[Franks Tanks]

Beirut at Holy Cross as well. Bucknell is rumored to have coined the name "beirut".

Taken from wikipedia:

In some places Beer Pong refers to the version of the game with paddles, and Beirut to the version without. However, according to a CollegeHumor survey, beer pong is a more common term than Beirut for the paddle-less game. The origin of the name "Beirut" is disputed. A 2004 op-ed article in the Daily Princetonian, the student newspaper at Princeton University, suggested that the name was possibly coined at Bucknell University or Lehigh University around the time of the Lebanese Civil War, Beirut being the capital of Lebanon and scene of much fighting. In the same article it is mentioned that in the 70s, Delta Upsilon members at Bucknell University played a game similar to beer pong called "Throw Pong" which may have contributed to the creation of beer pong. Some students at Lafayette College, rivals of Lehigh, insist modern, paddle-less beer pong was invented at their school, but The Lafayette, the college's student newspaper, says there is no proof to back up the assertion.

The world will never know.

When I started at Lafayette, pong and beirut were of course very big. However I never saw anyone outside of school play either game. Over time it spread and I noticed people playing at concerts and other events-- the paddle free game now seems to be everywhere.

I understand why the game with paddles hasn't spread. It takes up more space, and takes a while to learn. Only a college student has the free time necessary to master the game with paddles, but it is much more fun.

[TheValleyRaider]

Pong with paddles is big at Bucknell, Lafayette, and Lehigh. Weird that it didn't catch on at Colgate, but I know very few schools play with paddles.


Beirut at Holy Cross as well.

Surely this, our shared Beirut heritage, is evidence enough to put HC-Colgate as the PL next great rivalry in the season's final weekend xreadx ;) xlolx

[Apphole]

Just finished this Jewel

8' Polyurethane coated.

[GunsAndGuitars]

While we have a thread about it, 6 or 10 cups? It's 6 pretty much accross the board in North Carolina.

We had some pretty awesome 21 cup games on Hill Street back in the day (3 years ago really). Like somebody said a while ago, if there's a crowd, 6 cup makes the games go quicker, so that was what was played more often. If I could relive any days of my life........

[techstate]

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10 Cup unless I'm playing one on one then 6 cup.