Memorial Stadium to Have Wider Seats/Reduced Capacity

admo said:
Finally!  That sounds great!
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Damn it.  I want natural grass instead of crappy fake FieldTurf.  Joined OU, Alabama, Georgia, Clemson, LSU, Penn St, Michigan St, etc ..... all beautiful grass and plus nice odor, less injuries, softer and cooler in home venues. 2023 or 2024 off-season ..... Ohio St will convert to natural grass.

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Explain "Red Robin Hedge".  Remove  ugly construction barrier fence (eyesore) and put in real hedge.

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"Remove video screen" ??? ..... now tradition pillars and carved opposite direction ...

  • SE: "In Commemoration of the men of Nebraska who served and fell in the Nation's Wars."
  • SW: "Not the victory but the action; Not the goal but the game; In the deed the glory."
  • NW: "Courage; Generosity; Fairness; Honor; In these are the true awards of manly sport."
  • NE: "Their Lives they held their country's trust; They kept its faith; They died its heroes."

BTW, built-in urinal fixture  :D

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NU’s not ready to unveil its recommendations, Alberts said in his office on Tuesday, but the binder has the start of “solutions to our problems.”

“We have a draft of ideas that are – different,” Alberts said “Potentially disruptive in some areas. But as we think about the future, in tandem with some of these changes that are happening in our industry, it would a wise time to take a look at some of the changes with the fan experience.”

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“It’s pretty fair to say that having seatbacks in as many seats as you possibly can is a great idea,” Alberts said. He stopped short of giving a number of eventual seatbacks, although any stadium renovation is bound to include more of them.

The challenge for Nebraska, Alberts said, is the south end zone – known for decades as “South Stadium,” for its held NU’s locker room, coaches’ offices and media interview area. Those have moved over to the Tom and Nancy Osborne Complex in North Stadium. Now, in South Stadium, there are classrooms and offices.

“We can do some immediate things in a ‘Phase I’,” Alberts said, referring to other parts of the stadium, “and then we can do some longer term stuff that takes a little bit more thought because you have academic programming in South Stadium.

“You have the majority of fans sitting in end zones. When you start disrupting the whole thing, how does that impact things long-term.”
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OWH

 
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