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» 2008 Iowa State Football
I-State at Baylor:
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Old 04-24-2008, 02:52 PM   #15
ISUFan22
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Re: Guess what made the Board of Regents' Agenda?

I never said we didn't need additional seating, that will be handled via the bowled-in endzone.

However, there is absolutely no way any data in our history shows we can justify from a current or prior demand - that we need 2 levels in the endzone. It just does not exist.

And, you're citing just a couple games. Far more often than not, we don't fill the seats we have.

We have the potential to have the demand that requires a 2nd level on the endzone, but that word is just a short way of saying "you haven't done anything yet".

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