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Courtesy of latechsports.com
They only uploaded softball work, taking out the pavement in the JAS parking.
These rendering show no more than 1,000 seats which is TOTALLY unacceptable lending us to believe there isnt much growth expected in our baseball program. That number is about what we need at this time but letting this opportunity pass is just unexplainable. I know we can talk about standing room, berm, etc and publish any seating capacity we want but there will still be only around 1,000 seats and thats what counts. Very disappointing. Maybe thats all we can afford, who knows.
I would say from a rough count (yes I tried counting) of the rendering, the grandstand holds about 1325, total suite chairbacks 40. The rest I assume they are counting about 1,100 in berm seating including the grandstand berm and outfield.
I think they could expand in the future by adding more permanent seating, but not by thousands. The existing location is landlocked and small.
How they word it on latechsports.com:
"Seating: all chair-back seats with berm seating; partially covered; capacity of approximately 2,500"
Some update construction pics from April 6th
1,300 to 1,500 hard permanent seats are all we need...
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How many people do we have at an average game/series? It seems like when I have been to games, we still have a ways to go to where 1500 Tech fans are at every game. If we are close to that then I could see maybe shooting for more.
April 6th Update
Baseball | Courtesy of latechsports.com
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)Originally Posted by DallasDog
I think our crowds have been great for games against ULL and Rice.
Better for ulm and USM. ULL stopped making the drive up just like they did in football.
BTW, it's interesting that our contractor was able to go back to work. State or government contracts over here in WM are still not active.
Their fan boats can't make it up to north Louisiana.
April 10th Update
Baseball | Courtesy of latechsports.com
Softball / Soccer Complex
I understand it's necessary for progress, but I hate seeing all of these trees being cut down. I hope they're able to plant a lot of new ones.April 10th Update
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Softball / Soccer Complex
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