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Do we have a real shot at hosting a regional with a capacity close to the local high school? Not being sarcastic. Real question.

It was marginally better during the high octane years of Crowton and Dykes. Not much, but a little. It has been an issue ever since we started sitting in section D back in the 80’s. Amazing thing is...

Yes, the city limit line does something funny right there where Beau Vine and El Toro are Grambling, but RJHS is Ruston.

I have heard it floated that they want to build traffic circles for some stupid reason on either end of the Cooktown/Tech Drive bridge. If they do that, it may take a little longer.

I like it. Symmetrical ball parks are boring. We definitely needed more room in right field.

More open stadiums with no canopies.

I won’t argue with you there.

Looks like canopies are not so popular with CUSA stadiums

Our admin doesn’t want that many season ticket relationships to have to manage anyway.

I didn’t know that. Seems important.

No joke, however, with empty stadiums this year, I noticed dirty concrete is not a Tech problem. Several Big Ten, SEC, and ACC stadiums need a good scrubbing too.

If we copied CSU’s end zone beer garden, I would be the only one left in the stands out of the 5,000 in attendance. I may start drinking just so I don’t have to be alone.

Thanks, I just heard through the grapevine and the description got twisted a few times between storytellers.

Is there a sign with John Bel’s name on it by the baseball construction? Is he taking credit for the natural disaster that causes this necessary project?

Also, I wonder if that open dirt field behind Temple church has enough slope that the runoff goes in the lake when it rains?

I think our crowds have been great for games against ULL and Rice.

For a good series, I would say 600-800 in the stands and 50-70 in the tailgate area. Average series 350-500 and same tailgaters(read die hards)