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Duke also has a East Campus. To say there's no significance scenery is hog wash. There was a whole City (Durham) off to the side that you'll refuse to show in your Arial shots. And this is coming from a Tarheel.
Just discovered your channel, love the content! Is there anymore stadium visits from the 2022 or 2023 seasons? And can we expect content for the 2024 CFB season?
Now that Georgia State has new president. He will get the stadium in top condition. Georgia State has more than over 50 thousands. The new president will students and alumni to support GSU Sports🙌 👏.
Yes, I was informed by some high school and college teammates its a neat school with high academic standards but the sports programs are pretty successful. So, you'll receive a world class education along with a competitive ACC sports schedule. Also, a very nice campus in Winston-Salem!
Born in Atlanta. Season ticket holder at Turner Field so I have almost two decades as a home fan. Troy grad (1993) so I’ve been there as a guest as well for Sunbelt football. This stadium needs some money to continue to scale back to make this fit. I feel that this would be a great stadium for a second Atlanta bowl game but only if they make the modifications.
Hokies suck period and I'm from this area it's a all mama papa payed school or scholarship nobody in this area other than the I cannot be a hokie even gives a shit they are a has been that will never be trust me
I love that they were able to find another use for this stadium instead of tearing it down. It’s a beautiful building with a very unique history. I got to see a Sunday afternoon game there in June of 2010 against my Detroit Tigers.
A bit late, but one category I think would be fun to see is y'all's thoughts on the bands of each of the schools y'all go to. Things like how often did they play? crowd engagement with them, how loud they were, etc. Bands are a huge part of gameday and a very valuable part of the stadium
That's awesome man! Parking was pretty easy to find, there's a huge free lot, but it's a bit far from the stadium so prepare for a long walk or wait for a shuttle. As for tailgating, we didn't have much luck finding or seeing anything too crazy. The mountaineer faithful, however believe there are some decent spots but they're scattered throughout campus. Enjoy the game!
Nice stadium review but you were probably being too nice in your grading. It would be great if ISU could build a stadium on campus but there will never be enough funding available. It would be interesting to know how many ISU students typically attend the football games. Many ISU students return home on weekends, and student attendance has historically been low. It's safe to assume the majority attendance were local residents. Your description of the fieldhouse as a "concession stand of a drive in movie theater" was hilarious (and unfortunately accurate)!
Thank you! ISU will always have a soft spot in our heart since it was our first stadium visited haha but I agree the grade could've been much worse 🤣 - Nate
Fun fact, VT is the only university that I know of that has two separate marching bands! The original one being the corp of cadets band called the Hightie Tighties and the newer more contemporary band that was founded in the 70s, the Marching Virginians which anyone in the university can be a part of! I find it pretty neat
Terrible video. I don’t have 40 minutes 14 seconds to waste, and if I did, I’d rather spend it watching a time-lapse of grass growing. Just kidding. I can tell this took a LOT of dedication and probably hours upon hours of editing. Great work y’all! 🎉
