Well you look at this? Just look at this..... We will show the what a home crow means and is good for..... This is just plan funny http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/sec-fo ... photoshop/

We could have used photo shop last season to hide all that aluminum I saw. Should be better this season with a favorable schedule.

Throw out the rain soaked monsoon bowl vs Wyoming and we had several nice crowds.

WVAppsfan wrote:Throw out the rain soaked monsoon bowl vs Wyoming and we had several nice crowds.

Eh, I had buddies pretty much each game pull up espn3 just to take a picture of the crowd and send it to me to talk smack. Our crowds weren't anything to write home about especially when only hold 24k.

Yosef10 wrote:

WVAppsfan wrote:Throw out the rain soaked monsoon bowl vs Wyoming and we had several nice crowds.

Eh, I had buddies pretty much each game pull up espn3 just to take a picture of the crowd and send it to me to talk smack. Our crowds weren't anything to write home about especially when only hold 24k.

We had several games over 24k, so the actual number of seats is pretty irrelevant. Your inferiority complex totally makes sense though when you have friends like that.

Sooooomeone needs some new friends.

Just show up and support the team. Easy enough?

We really should build a press box on the other side of the field to shoot the game. Why not have a sea of black and gold on tv instead of spotty aluminum.

Yosef wrote:We really should build a press box on the other side of the field to shoot the game. Why not have a sea of black and gold on tv instead of spotty aluminum.

I tend to agree, and there are indoor platforms on top of the east stands, but that is quite a waste of state of the art camera platforms across the top floor of the athletics facility.

Actually the TV view viewing angles from the east side at those heights would be better.

Let's start the banter now baby

I just hate how high the camera angle is for the games. Whatever it would take to get those at a lower angle and closer would make me happy.

Pretty sure that most stadiums have the cameras on the west side of said stadium due to where the sun is because it would be near impossible to to see anything on your tv with the camera pointing directly at a blazing sun.

But i could be wrong about that, but remember someone in that field telling me such.

Gonzo wrote:

Yosef wrote:We really should build a press box on the other side of the field to shoot the game. Why not have a sea of black and gold on tv instead of spotty aluminum.

I tend to agree, and there are indoor platforms on top of the east stands, but that is quite a waste of state of the art camera platforms across the top floor of the athletics facility.

I've heard feedback from friends that watch our games on ESPN3 saying that the stadium looks pretty dark on tv at night, anybody else have feedback on that?

Our stadium does look dark at night, I feel that this is one of many issues that the AD is going to tackle. But back to my point, COME TO THE ROCK...... WATCH THE GAMES IN PERSON

TV is fully capable of lightening a view. They do it all the time for NFL games. If it works on an IPhone you think they could figure that out.

We don't play many night games, and to be honest, how the stands look on tv (in terms of lighting) is the least of my concerns. Someone will always find something to criticize.

I think the weather (Wyoming game), Thanksgiving and TWO Thursday games this past year hurt our attendance growth momentum, but I expect it to be significantly in 2016. Let's get the stands full an loud. That's what I care about!