Biggs is a mega donor, and really cares about the program. Him/her/they does so much that people never see. We should name the stadium after him/her/they!Dickert is an excellent coach. It was a brilliant move to extend him. He has done a great job of hiring assistants. Recruiting at a level never seen before!
And expand it to 60K seats! If you build it, they will come!Biggs is a mega donor, and really cares about the program. Him/her/they does so much that people never see. We should name the stadium after him/her/they!
he was right about the stadium, we will find that out when he beavs move conferences and we are left behindAnd expand it to 60K seats! If you build it, they will come!
OSU spent $162 million to get its stadium capacity to 35,000.he was right about the stadium, we will find that out when he beavs move conferences and we are left behind
Umm. Oregon state reduced their capacity, so you are wrong on both fronts.he was right about the stadium, we will find that out when he beavs move conferences and we are left behind
he was right about the stadium, we will find that out when he beavs move conferences and we are left behind
Nope. Still a dumb idea. Actually dumber now than when you first bright it up.Yep.
You obviously didn’t play football!Umm. Oregon state reduced their capacity, so you are wrong on both fronts.
Cam being that guy and Dickert being that coach were debatable before the season and looked like a settled argument when we were 4-0. If he wants to blow his wad with glee that they weren’t as the wheels have come off, so be it.
Using resources you don’t have to add seats to a stadium you already can’t sell out is dumber than rehiring Wulff would be. Did you see the attendance last night? I was there BTW. Adding 30K empty seats to that isn’t going to get you a ticket to the B12.
The fact remains, the stafium is essentially the same as it was my freshman year of 1978 the only difference is the lower bowl and replacing the wooden end zoneOSU spent $162 million to get its stadium capacity to 35,000.
The fact remains, the stafium is essentially the same as it was my freshman year of 1978 the only difference is the lower bowl and replacing the wooden end zone
I was there yesterday and have been at damn near every home game for the last 23 years. I know exactly what condition the stadium is in. It badly needs routine maintenance like bolting down the bleachers and painting new row and seat numbers and letters. But sure, let’s build 30,000 empty seats.The fact remains, the stafium is essentially the same as it was my freshman year of 1978 the only difference is the lower bowl and replacing the wooden end zone
I assume your donation check is in the mail.If you wanna be in the big leagues, you gotta have big league facilities. That includes a stadium that isn’t embarrassingly small when compared to the rest of the big leagues.
they are seriously investing in their program, we aren't and never have,I was there yesterday and have been at damn near every home game for the last 23 years. I know exactly what condition the stadium is in. It badly needs routine maintenance like bolting down the bleachers and painting new row and seat numbers and letters. But sure, let’s build 30,000 empty seats.
Go back to your original comment and explain why a bigger stadium (by 2000 seats) going to get OSU into a better conference and why this will result in WSU getting left behind.
Cool. Then find some creative ways to get 10-20K more people interested in regularly attending. Adding more seats does not do that. It creates more empty seats. And does nothing to get you invited to the P5 dance.The fact remains, the stafium is essentially the same as it was my freshman year of 1978 the only difference is the lower bowl and replacing the wooden end zone
they are seriously investing in their program, we aren't and never have,
Your brain isn’t big enough to realize that it’s budget not seating capacity.If the path to the big leagues went thru 29,000 seat stadiums WSU would have been first in line.
It wasn’t.
The end.
So you can’t.they are seriously investing in their program, we aren't and never have,
I was there yesterday and have been at damn near every home game for the last 23 years
This season, our one, winning season in ten years isn't going to get us on anyone's realignment list. Sure, we have some great facilities NOW but it hasn't always been like that. Money seems to be rolling in right now from donations but again it hasn't always been like that. For once we hired a decent experienced head coach when just a few years ago the best we could afford was a high school coach. A great stadium is one thing but what you put on the field is something else.Cool. Then find some creative ways to get 10-20K more people interested in regularly attending. Adding more seats does not do that. It creates more empty seats. And does nothing to get you invited to the P5 dance.
I’m gonna end this argument right here. UNLV plays in what would be one of the nicest football stadiums in CFB. 70K capacity. Brand new. Why aren’t they at the top of everyone’s realignment list?
So the only only qualification to be a true WSU fan is to donate? Okay.I assume your donation check is in the mail.
The warts on this team, in Ward’s play, and in playcalling, etc. were there when we were 4-0. You just had to look beyond the shiny, crimson-colored glow to see the problems, and most people didn’t. Apparently including our coaching staff.Who would have thought that after a 4-0 start.? Changes need to be made, but due to all the uncertainty in the future, they’ll use that as an excuse to do nothing.
20k at kickoff.D-Gibb, how many butts in the seats would you estimate yesterday?
Martin Stadium sounded pretty loud on the TV, especially on Ward's TD pass in the 2nd quarter
Biggs is the guy that orders water at a restaurant and complains about the service. At least the majority of the non-donating fans have the decency to not demand an 80,000 seat stadium.So the only only qualification to be a true WSU fan is to donate? Okay.
I think it's fair to at least have a stadium that has been updated since 1978 (outside of finally getting rid of the original boxcar press-box).Biggs is the guy that orders water at a restaurant and complains about the service. At least the majority of the non-donating fans have the decency to not demand an 80,000 seat stadium.
I guess we’re in an age where adding premium seating and replacing the press box means there has been no updates since 1978.I think it's fair to at least have a stadium that has been updated since 1978 (outside of finally getting rid of the original boxcar press-box).
So, you’re saying, we lost out on another 60,000 in lost ticket sales, Again!20k at kickoff.
Might want to brush up on your reading comprehension skills.I guess we’re in an age where adding premium seating and replacing the press box means there has been no updates since 1978.
I imagine is Biggs taking his shoes off to check your math.So, you’re saying, we lost out on another 60,000 in lost ticket sales, Again!
60,000 tickets @$100 each is $6,000,000 in lost revenue and that’s just one game!
@ 6 home games/ year that’s $36,000,000 WSU is just leaving on the table.
Why can’t you understand?
Like where you mentioned premium seats? Or something else?Might want to brush up on your reading comprehension skills.
Like where I mentioned getting rid of the old crappy press box? Implying updates were made, and that nothing else had been handled?Like where you mentioned premium seats? Or something else?
You’ve convinced me. The mythical 80,000 seat stadium should be named Biggs - CougSinceBirth Arena of Awesomeness.Like where I mentioned getting rid of the old crappy press box? Implying updates were made, and that nothing else had been handled?
the premum seating and press box did nothing for the regular fans, for us the stadium is unchangedI guess we’re in an age where adding premium seating and replacing the press box means there has been no updates since 1978.
Didn’t you just post that you quit going to games in 2009?the premum seating and press box did nothing for the regular fans, for us the stadium is unchanged
I disagree. I’ve never once sat in the suites. The stadium changed drastically with the renovation and addition of the FOB. For one it actually looks like a college stadium. It’s much louder than before when it’s packed, which enhances the experience for me because that’s part of the point of being there is being a factor on the field. And I yell a lot.the premum seating and press box did nothing for the regular fans, for us the stadium is unchanged
CFB doesn’t do anything for regular fans. It’s about the media and the people with money.the premum seating and press box did nothing for the regular fans, for us the stadium is unchanged
It wasn’t even a press box. It was a construction trailer bolted on to the top of the bleachersLike where I mentioned getting rid of the old crappy press box? Implying updates were made, and that nothing else had been handled?