C-USA: Which newcomer will make the biggest impact?

[JesseMartin]

Witness the full power of our Apogee Stadium.

We should add a giant MFing laser to the top of it. Or at least build a moat around it with some sharks with frickin laser beams attached to their heads. I mean seriously, what do I pay you people for?

I just don't see us having a good name for it. "Green Star" sounds like a leprechaun pop singer. "Preparation A"?

[Mean Green 93-98]

In fact, other than Tulsa; there should not be a CUSA West team that NT can not play very competitive with.

I have my doubt as to whether we can compete with Rice.

[ragpicker]

JesseMartin, on 18 Mar 2013 - 16:34, said:

They may not make the biggest impact in terms of wins, but I bet quite a few teams (and their fans) will be happy to play in San Antonio. I know a couple of you guys have said it has gone "downhill" but for someone who only recently started visiting the city, I love it and once we finally move back to Texas, that will be an away game I will always try to travel to see. I like San Antonio and New Orleans (though I haven't been there since Katrina) much more than NYC, Philly, DC, LA, Detroit, Baltimore and pretty much everywhere else. I've been to most of the major cities in the USA, and aside from the DFW area (hey, if I didn't love moving there I wouldn't have stayed for so long), that's one of my favorite cities. So for those of you who grew up going there regularly or living near there (hey, Niagara Falls isn't a big deal to me so it makes sense), I can understand it being underwhelming, but for everyone else it will be a blast.

Good point JesseMartin. I Just visited San Antonio for the firs time in a while and it actually reminds me a bit of New Orleans. It is becoming a great walking city and has bike rental stations everywhere. Its public transportation is very convenient and dependable and it will be getting electric streetcars in the near future. This is going to become a great away game.