If you are planning a trip this fall, it's always a good idea to have a map of enemy territory and rendezvous points to share with fellow insurgents. The good folks at Map Game Day provide such necessary intelligence. The site, which allows fans to create online sharable maps of college stadiums and surrounding neighborhoods, continues to evolve at a dizzying pace. The latest enhancement is the ability for webmasters to embed maps into their pages (ala YouTube). We haven't had the time to do this yet, but Richard of Map Game Day directed us to a link that he created of Neyland Stadium and the Tennessee campus that contains many of the bells and whistles that can be incorporated. Also comes word that Map Game Day will be starting an NFL site within the next few days.
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
How to Look Down on Your Opponents
If you are planning a trip this fall, it's always a good idea to have a map of enemy territory and rendezvous points to share with fellow insurgents. The good folks at Map Game Day provide such necessary intelligence. The site, which allows fans to create online sharable maps of college stadiums and surrounding neighborhoods, continues to evolve at a dizzying pace. The latest enhancement is the ability for webmasters to embed maps into their pages (ala YouTube). We haven't had the time to do this yet, but Richard of Map Game Day directed us to a link that he created of Neyland Stadium and the Tennessee campus that contains many of the bells and whistles that can be incorporated. Also comes word that Map Game Day will be starting an NFL site within the next few days.
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This project is way cool and will only continue to get better.
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