3 storey 4600  sq feet sports bar mountaineer memorabilia

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“To say that you could go to a house party in Morgantown and you would get the same vibe seems a little extreme, but I had a house party in Morgantown and on game day here it’s the same thing,” Gresso’s manager and WVU graduate Wesley ‘Wooz’ Swiger said. “You don’t get to go to the game, you don’t get to burn anyCOUCHES , but we’re having the same exact vibe. A hometown vibe, it’s really, really cool.”

The No. 1 team in the country plays their home games just down the street from the Columbus establishment, but evidence of the proximity to Ohio State is not easy to find. The Buckeyes played a noon game on Oct. 10, a 49-28 win over Maryland that about 25 Buckeye fans watched at the bar, according to owner Eric ‘Gresso’ Gresak, but as evidenced by the Mountaineer memorabilia plastered all over the three-story, 4,600 square-foot building the defending national champions are an afterthought.

A fall Saturday in Columbus, Ohio, means football and Gresso’s is no different. The bar and restaurant is packed for the big game on Oct. 10, just as it is every week, with the 125 or so patrons glued to the establishment’s 21 TVs.

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