As a season tucket holder section E in the top row dont knock the view until you try it. Press row directly behind is a nice wind break.
Fans on the 12th or not ?
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My brother is about 3/4 of the way up in E. He has had many opportunities to move down but won't. He is a football purist and he likes the view he gets of all of the action on the field from midfield and further up. I have sat with him before and I have to admit that it is a great view of the game.
I moved from Section E or F which at the time required a $500 or $1000 donation. They were OK seats, but boy the people around me were awful. They were mad when we won and even madder when we lost. I moved to Section 2 that requires no donation and I love, love, love that section. Everyone there is not looking for a reason to be mad.
They should have split masks like my daughters high school band, because that makes sense.
Our pastor ( who is a former band teacher) and his wife who is a band instructor mentioned that singing and instrument playing is on the same line as sneezing. Where you have 6 foot for typical breathing and light talking. You have to push it out to 26 foot distance for bands. He was wearing masks before most in March due to his kids health.
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I'm hearing some pretty good sources saying Ames schools are going to switch to entirely online tonight at a special meeting. If ISU forces Ames schools remote, I don't see how they could have fans in seats just for the local PR alone.
I made the hard decision to defer my season tickets this year. I think today is the deadline? I will do my best to go to every game though as I haven't missed one since 1997. My streak may have to go bye bye this year though, and I'm ok with it. It was a good one, but all good things come to an end. Personally I'd rather watch from home, so kinda hoping it's 0 fans. 
I'm guessing they'll have no fans for the first game and hope that things are better by the time the second game comes around in October.
They actually did have these i believe, as well as coverings for the instruments to prevent viral spread through them.
Here is a picture of one of the several fans that will be at JTS for the first game.
I don't think there will be fans, but hundreds of people going in and out of a bar is probably less safe than a 60,000 seat outdoor stadium that's 25% full and requires masks.
We should be getting a few more afternoon games on Fox, ESPN, and ABC. I would be surprised if the OU game on Oct. 3 isn't the top Fox broadcast that day. Could be a night game at Jack Trice.
Don't know about this. Before I retired had a 6 year gig in Ohio. Close business associate who brought me to Ohio had tOSU tickets. Got to go to about have the home games. Tailgated for about 5 hours, leaving about 80,000 fans watching huge big screens in parking lots around the stadium, when we entered stadium. My seat was in the lower deck, halfway behind one of the double pillars supporting the upper deck, so my neck was sore looking aroung it, but it was fun, then tailgated for another couple of hours after the game, can't ever remember a loss. They were serious fans, but it didn't stop serious tailgating. I Remember they used to back semis (many) up to the 7eleven near the stadium, and sell 12 packs off the loading ramp, people didnt care what brand, as long as it was beer, and thats a team that has nattys; including one year when I was there.
PS: if I remember right, you'd give them a $20, they'd give you a couple of twelve packs. Maybe it was only one?
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