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Plump's Last Shot

This pub is owned by Bobby Plump, who threw the winning Hail Mary shot in the Milan 1954 game that is immortalized in the film Hoosiers. It's been described as a "boho sports bar" which is a good, yet cheesy, name for it. The type of sports bar that hippies, artists, and jocks can come together without a problem. And only one TV. Yes, one TV. A huge outdoor deck in this small house, that has indoor dining too. A good jukebox that is pumped outdoors and excellent hush puppies. Friendly staff, friendly locals. Very dog friendly. 21+

Address: 6416 Cornell Ave

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