They're going to spend $250MM to build a 45K seat stadium? Seems a little weird.
Artist rendition:
Lot of money to spend for empty seats. Baylor has historically averaged 25-30k per game. They may have big ambitions but I don't see them winning a lot of games without RG3 and some of the other talent they are losing this year.
They are more likely to sink back down to the bottom of the Big XII and see their attendance sink as well.
CSU can ask Baylor if they can borrow it a few weekends a year so that it can be their new stadium too!
They're going to spend $250MM to build a 45K seat stadium? Seems a little weird.
As someone else pointed out before, it looks like a toilet seat from above.
Do you have experience viewing toilet seats from another angle?
Do you have experience viewing toilet seats from another angle?
That stadium does look nice, the one they currently play at is a dump and nowhere near campus.
Was only there for 1 game, which also sucked, but my drunk recollection went something like this: "Why am I in Texas? What's with these frontage roads? That bear looks sad. I thought the chicks were supposed to be hot!!! where the hell are we driving? Is there something wrong with Baylor's stadium because this place must be for a high school. Wow that claw thing is super gay in person. Are we really losing to these jackwads? I must be unable to see the scoreboard. I'm rushing this field, f*** Texas" Do'nt remember a river, and definitely don't remember a river I'd be willing to walk along.
Their artist rendering pictures are a lot more flattering than the MS paint shots of where CSU might put their stadium that those 4 douche-rocket fans were posting on ramnation a few months ago.
Serious question: Are frontage roads not normal?
Even if they spent ONE BILLION DOLLARS, the stadium would still be in Waco, which sucks for them.
It's because they are part French.Frontage roads are normal enough. Stopping at yield signs on frontage roads drives me nuts, though. Texans stop at all yield signs.
Frontage roads are normal enough. Stopping at yield signs on frontage roads drives me nuts, though. Texans stop at all yield signs.
Yes, in Texas, we see a yield sign, spend a few minutes trying to figure out how to pronounce the word (and finally settle on 2-syllables "yeee-uhhldd"), then drive a little bit right as someone is coming.
And may god have mercy on your soul if you try to drive in the rain. Texans fear precipitation behind the wheel more than baby jesus himself.
I thought the new fear was the super devil.
Texans fear precipitation behind the wheel more than baby jesus himself.
Do Texans fear precipitation more than they fear baby jesus or do Texans fear precipitation more than the baby jesus fears precipitation? I suppose both could be true.
Do Texans fear precipitation more than they fear baby jesus or do Texans fear precipitation more than the baby jesus fears precipitation? I suppose both could be true.