I don’t remember. Maybe 3 or 4 or 5. It was a group of people who were maybe in their late 40s who probably thought I was an ******* too. But they were just so ******* negative and very entitled.
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I don’t remember. Maybe 3 or 4 or 5. It was a group of people who were maybe in their late 40s who probably thought I was an ******* too. But they were just so ******* negative and very entitled.
Every seat offers a different perspective with positives and negatives. Some are closer to the concessions and bathrooms. I'm just a couple of rows up from field level in the endzone. You don't see the plays develop like you do up high and you can't really see what's going on at the opposite end, but quite a bit of action happens right in front of us and we can get in an official's ear every once in a while if necessary. The crowd noise in the lower section is a lot better as well. With the large video boards you don't miss much.
We thought we were too rowdy for you. Or maybe you got tired of the know it all coach the in back us.
Section V is the place ti be. Love the people and the view.
Section V is the place ti be. Love the people and the view.
Noooooo!!! I miss it! I could barely walk to the car after some of those night games, though.
Edit - although I don't miss the people that sat to the north of us cause they were man-spreaders...even the mother. I was always fighting off their knees!
Noooooo!!! I miss it! I could barely walk to the car after some of those night games, though.
Edit - although I don't miss the people that sat to the north of us cause they were man-spreaders...even the mother. I was always fighting off their knees!
Isn't "manspreading" a football term?
Something about the importance of moving the ball around?
The interesting thing about the south endzone at Clyde Williams, is that you were literally on top of the action looking down, as the stadium was elevated to allow the running track to pass underneath.
Not much shade, remember the lower deck on the west side ends in front of the suites.
I got tickets to the game Saturday against TTU. Section V about half way up (east balcony, 30ish yard line) I am bringing binoculars. Are they allowed in the stadium?
That's right. That's why you could sit in the front row and it was a great view. In the Sukup End Zone, IMO anyway, the first rows are actually too low to have a good view. That's why I chose row 13 where I am still close to the field, but up high enough to be able to see the players of both the offense and the defense. Row 13 is also where the extra point kicks typically land also so we get a lot of chances to catch a ball!
Well...if you were at a Iowa vs Minnesota game in the metro dome a few years back and required the company of a lady friend, perhaps the toilet stall was the best seat in the house.
Since the addition of two large video screens, there isn't a bad seat in the house at all. Sit on the 50 yard line and see the whole field, or sit near an end zone and either be close to the action when they are in front of you, or watch the boards when they are at the other end zone.
