[Ticket prices yesterday...]

I purchased 1 ticket in section 104 row 4 for 169.95 direct, but live in Wanatah, IN and the weather peoples scared me into listing the ticket @ NFL ticket exchange.  I listed it at face value and prayed that a colts fan would purchase it.  Unbelievably it did not sell, and I removed it 5 hours before game time.  I didn't feel right about not going and not doing my part as the 12th man so I hopped in my car dropped my daughters off at my folks house (they are awesome) and made the 2 1/2 - 3 (depending on what kind of driver you are) hour trip.  Some of Josh Gordy's family made the trip from Alabama and were sitting next to me, which was cool as they were really good people and were as loud as they could be while Colts were on D.  All around a great time.  Being completely serious here:  TOTALLY WORTH GETTING MY CAR STUCK IN A DITCH ON THE WAY HOME!!!  Luckily my oldest daughter made me take blankets and food, and made me promise to keep a mostly full tank of gas at all times.  My voice is gone, I'm exhausted, but I am home and I couldn't be happier =-) GO Colts!!!

[What are the most memorable Colt game(s) you have attended?]

Acually the record way broken to Stockly.

Don't know if this will fit but here's a video of every td that year, I also have a dvd of all of them!!!

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1. Hands down the most memorable game for me was the 2006 AFC championship game against the Pats in the Dome. The atmosphere was insanely electric. No game I've attended since even comes close to matching it.

2. When Manning threw the 49th TD pass with a shovel pass to James Mungro in the dome and broke the record.

3. When former Jags QB Byron Leftwich decided flipping off the colts sideline was a good idea, lol.

Whoops! I was wrong. Meant tied td pass record to mungro, broke it to stokely.

[What are the most memorable Colt game(s) you have attended?]

1. Hands down the most memorable game for me was the 2006 AFC championship game against the Pats in the Dome. The atmosphere was insanely electric. No game I've attended since even comes close to matching it.

2. When Manning threw the 49th TD pass with a shovel pass to James Mungro in the dome and broke the record.

3. When former Jags QB Byron Leftwich decided flipping off the colts sideline was a good idea, lol.

[Bears vs colts (what bears fans think)]

I seem to remember a few years back a rookie QB in Atlanta, leading a team, that for the most part had been blown up, to victory over an overconfident Chicago Team. I may just be fabricating memories to make myself feel better, but I'm pretty sure if Matty Ice can school the Bear's D, Andrew Luck has a pretty good shot at it as well. Go Colts! 24 - 20 Colts.