Lifelong San Diego Chargers’ Fan Starts Petition for “Tribute to Don Coryell”

August 13, 2011   ·   Jay Brown   ·   Jump to comments

As I walked around the parking lot of Qualcomm Stadium, (the largest parking lot of all 32 NFL teams) looking for Chargers' fans to interview, I was attracted to one particular section of the parking lot filled with die-hard Chargers' fans.
They called themselves, The Bolt Complex, in short The BX.
The Bolt Complex was started by a lifelong San Diego resident and avid Chargers fan, George Ricoy. Ricoy, was sick of seeing Qualcomm Stadium over run with fans from other teams, (who had either moved to San Diego or traveled to watch their team play) and outnumber the hometown crowd, especially when the Oakland Raiders come to town.
Thus the BX movement began.
Ricoy, who is a graphic designer by trade, used his talents to create a line of apparel, posters and stickers by Chargers' fans, for Chargers' fans. While taking in this massive tailgate party, (especially for a Thursday night preseason game) I began to converse with the man behind the Bolt Complex.
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