Bring it back when we do a throwback game. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DawgFaninHous
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Bring it back when we do a throwback game. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DawgFaninHous
from latechsports.com
If you want to watch live feed from JAS http://webteam.latech.edu/webcam.php
http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/...o/3213368.jpeg
RIP old JAS scoreboard...
Boyz II Men - It's So Hard To Say Goodbye To Yesterday
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yb2NW3QfonI
No, I think they are donating it to the the chickenhawks up the road :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Aussierules1985
The Chickenhawks already have their lame-o-tron.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigDog98
More like a Lite-BriteQuote:
Originally Posted by Ktulu7
http://www.education-world.com/a_tec...gadget_022.jpg
poor guys were supposed to have one for last year, now, it looks like we'll have ours before they have one of their own. ULS screwed them over big'time. Oh well :icon_wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ktulu7
I don't think so. I think it would be a waste to spend money purchasing a videoboard for a team that can't produce a winning season since 1993. They should just drop football and save the state a few bucks. I mean come on, last year they were selling four tickets, four soft drinks, four hot dogs and a game program for $40 for their "homecoming" game. They had an attendance of 10k.Quote:
Originally Posted by Choudawg86
And 8500 of those were busy being wasted in the Grove. The students I know that still go there say actually going inside the stadium is the equivalent of purposely joining The Mathletes. Thats just all kinds of sad.Quote:
Originally Posted by qng001
All that said, I agree. I-AA would be a better fit. Their baseball team is a better draw than football, which should never be the case. And here I always thought there was a 15,000 average attendance requirement to stay qualified to be a I-A program..? Or am I making things up?
You aren't adding in ulm's north stadium in Little Rock. They have an outstanding home attendance one game every other year. That keeps them alive with attendance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Built4Speed
Plus, they do have a video board, don't they? It is one of those like SFA's "TV on a stand" in the endzone.
On a bit of a related tangent (if that's not an oxymoron), it looks like we'll have to wait a year before we see the virtual sibling of this bad boy show up in the NCAA Football franchise.
http://ncaafootball.easports.com/blo...StadiumUpdates
Kind of hard to blame them seeing as though it doesn't exist yet and plans for what it will look like have been fairly scarce. Only way they could have done it is if someone internal to the department would have forwarded the plans, dimensions, etc.
The web cam feed is cool. Dooley doing it right, I'm still getting used to it. I guess we had such mediocrity for so long it takes an adjustment to get used to things being done right.
North Endzone Webcam: http://webteam.latech.edu/webcam.php
Overcast in Ruston, looks like the entire old scoreboard is gone. I see a whole lot of pipes on the ground.
i cant get the "axis media" to download on the latechsports live feed. using windows explorer, any suggestions.
It told me that there were the maximum number of people viewing and I couldn't get on..... If JO thought this was 'no big deal' he was truly, truly mistaken.....Quote:
Originally Posted by brian
DFiH
From: http://www.latechsports.com/sports/m...051309aaa.html"With the addition of Daktronics HD-16 product, Louisiana Tech will have the latest in video technology that is comparable to what many BCS schools have installed in the past few years," said Dan Fjeldheim, Daktronics South Central Region Representative. "Daktronics is very grateful of the opportunity to partner with Louisiana Tech."
By comparison, it will also be almost three times larger than the video board that showed replays of the Bulldogs 17-10 win over Northern Illinois at Independence Stadium in Shreveport.
The board is set to be fully operational by mid-August, a month prior to the Bulldogs home opener in 2009."