Stadium Comparison

[GreenMachine]

your figure is off....i counted 350,747 cars passing...

I believe your count still excludes long haul trucks thus pushing that number to 419,157. Does anybody know what % of people driving only have 1 eye? I'd like to calculate number of eyeballs that see our stadium on a daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual basis.

[shaft]

Has any school built a new stadium that is not nicer that any stadium constructed 10 years before it?

SMU has a good stadium, ours will be better. Then TCU will remodel theirs, and it will be nicer.

[UNTP1]

Having played at Ford in high school and having stood at ground level of our new stadium I can say very confidently that ours will be much better and more unique than ford. The big difference that I love about ours is how the horseshoe backs up to the AC rather than a grassy hill. I think that will make ours look much more big time. Plus I think that ford is just very plain and ordinary.

[oldschoollefty]

Has any school built a new stadium that is not nicer that any stadium constructed 10 years before it?

SMU has a good stadium, ours will be better. Then TCU will remodel theirs, and it will be bigger.

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[aztecskin]

Our new stadium can beat up their stadium.

[PlummMeanGreen]

Has any school built a new stadium that is not nicer that any stadium constructed 10 years before it?

SMU has a good stadium, ours will be better. Then TCU will remodel theirs, and it will be nicer.

TCU needs to doctor up their stadium however much they want to spend, put it on wheels then move it to a part of town that fits the socio-economic climate of their "seemedly" preferred demographics. Just another reason I like the cross the board diverisity of UNT and...our new stadium's most strategic loction.

THERE! I SAID IT! (a Mark Levine quote)

Edited September 16, 2010 by PlummMeanGreen

[UNTLifer]

I could care less about Ford or Amon Carter, which I think both are nice in their own way, or any other stadium. I love the look or our new stadium and can't wait to see it in person.

[Baby Arm!]

smu fords field is in the center of a street block.... ours will be in the center of the 2 largest highways in DFW I35E and W

If the city of Denton doesnt widen Bonnie Brae, you're gonna wish we had the kind of access SMU has. It may be on 2 interstates, but Bonnie Brae is a true bottleneck

[aztecskin]

If the city of Denton doesnt widen Bonnie Brae, you're gonna wish we had the kind of access SMU has. It may be on 2 interstates, but Bonnie Brae is a true bottleneck

As sound of reasoning as that is, I don't know if I can take much more of Denton: Under Construction. I may just burst into tears the next time I see a traffic cone.

[Rudy]

I saw a doctor about that a few months ago. His recommendation was a donation to the Mean Green Club and season tickets with chairbacks.

Or just stand the whole game and yell

[MeanMag]

TCU needs to doctor up their stadium however much they want to spend, put it on wheels then move it to a part of town that fits the socio-economic climate of their "seemedly" preferred demographics. Just another reason I like the cross the board diverisity of UNT and...our new stadium's most strategic loction.

THERE! I SAID IT! (a Mark Levine quote)

Plumm, I really have no idea what you just meant by that. You think TCUs stadium location is bad? What socio-economic climate are they "seemedly" pandering to?

[EagleMBA]

We will have a stadium that really stands out from the others ...OURS will have PROPELLERS !!!

[GrayEagle]

If the city of Denton doesnt widen Bonnie Brae, you're gonna wish we had the kind of access SMU has. It may be on 2 interstates, but Bonnie Brae is a true bottleneck

Adler has the solution to Bonnie Brae if they'll listen to him. Really...I like his plan of widening and looping around the perimeter of the Mean Green Village.

When Fouts becomes a parking lot/garage with a footbridge over to the new stadium that should relieve a lot of the traffic flow onto Bonnie Brae.