I agree, but just about every stadium that is mostly bleachers looks fairly similar to JTS. Stadiums with actual seats often have a more finished look even when empty. So the SEZ seats look quite different from the JTS bleachers.
Fans on the 12th or not ?
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To be honest they are not bad seats. We like the upper corners. Partly we don't want to pay more for the actual tickets, but we chose to sit there. Donation wise we could sit 50 yard line upper deck.
Some of my fondest moments in Jack Trice have been up high in the upper deck. Granted it was in the student section, but still. I was up there in 2018 for the WVU and can honestly say it was one of the best experiences I've ever had.
It's not that I dislike the corners, but if I'm paying (I don't donate a lot) for improved seats, I would at least expect to get the reduced price if I'm placed in those seats. I've been all over the stadium through the years and there are not a lot of bad seats. One problem I have is my wife refuses to sit in the upper deck so I would have that issue if they placed us there.
I can't decide if these look more like the belong in a carnival game that you throw softballs at or in a shooting range.
Be a shame if a still shot of Connor Assalley's game winner was one of those cut outs...
I looked at the calendar last night and realized we would've had football this weekend
At this point I don't care if we have tarps or teddy bears. Let's play ball (if it's safe)
At this point I don't care if we have tarps or teddy bears. Let's play ball (if it's safe)
You're right, I just wanted to complain about the appearance of JTS. The mismatching of the seats and retro colored bleachers have been a pet peeve of mine for a couple years. Throw in the interstate sign video board, and JTS leaves a lot to be desired from an aesthetic standpoint. Looks a hell of a lot better when it's full fortunately.
For sure. I'm ok with the SEZ looking different because those seats are supposed to be premium. It would be cool if we could get the cardinal bleachers from the corners applied to the rest of the stadium.
And then there's this:
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I propose a Matthew McConaughey mosaic made of hundreds of tiny horns down photos.
Baylor was way ahead of their time.And then there's this:
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Like ISU, I know Texas is doing a south endzone project. Of course, it's mammoth.
Those of you who have visited Manhattan might be interested in the south project here that completes next year.
Those of you who have visited Manhattan might be interested in the south project here that completes next year.
We like them too. We balk at the donation since we have been helping pay for multiple students for nine years. Plus less entitled people yelling derogatory comments about players and coaches. Only downside is you wind up with Hawk fans at the CyHawk and UNI games.
