How much would it cost to make the urinals look like red polyester clad grandmothers?Flat screens at each urinal; makes perfect sence with the addition of stadium wide beer sales.
How much would it cost to make the urinals look like red polyester clad grandmothers?Flat screens at each urinal; makes perfect sence with the addition of stadium wide beer sales.
There should be logos of that game's opponent as a target in the urinals, also.How much would it cost to make the urinals look like red polyester clad grandmothers?
I don't know if I'll get ripped for this or not, but I'm going to be brutally honest.Folsom.
So much work to do.
I don't know if I'll get ripped for this or not, but I'm going to be brutally honest.
The CU campus is one of the most beautiful in the country. The city of Boulder is one of the best college towns in the country. The setting and views for this campus and city is one of the best in the country.
As far as the stadium and gameday experience, I don't have much positive to say. Tailgating and pre-gaming in Boulder are pretty weak. Seating, amenities, sound, video boards and concessions at Folsom are below average. And it's a very small capacity P5 stadium that rarely sells out.
Put that same stuff anywhere else and Folsom would be consistently rated one of the worst college game spots in the country. However, with the location stuff plus the Ralphie running tradition it ends up being rated among the top college experiences.
And this is what drives me crazy. What we have that is special is so ridiculously over-the-top special that we rest on that and neglect the other stuff.
I did vote "B", but only because I think that kicking up the tailgating atmosphere and the athletics culture on campus is both needed and do-able. Besides that, I don't think that Folsom needs small patches and piecemeal projects. What Folsom needs is a renovation that will cost at least a hundred million, maybe 2x or 3x that.
It would probably be cheaper to put a balloon dispenser next to each urinal.How much would it cost to make the urinals look like red polyester clad grandmothers?
Flat screens at each urinal; makes perfect sence with the addition of stadium wide beer sales.
I recall an opposing RB sliding under the bench and nailing the wall in the 90s. Don't remember who.Has there ever been an injury caused by the proximity of the stands to the sideline?
I have always thought there could be, but I can’t ever recall it actually happening.
I wish they would put a clear coat over all the peeling paint.IMO, Folsom is just old as **** and looks like it. Bringing it into the 21st century should be a priority in the same vein as getting the Champions Center and IPF built. Not as important for recruiting as those, but the stadium looks small time. CU needs the bells and whistles to remain competitive in recruiting and the stadium is part of that.
I really hope they consider widening the sidelines, even if it costs 3-5 rows along the field side. It is the worst part about the stadium, and I know for sure that those rows were added after the track was taken out, so there is not physical support in those areas.Sat next to some nice lady at the 50 yard line for the KSU game. Overheard her talking to her friend, about how she works with RG and is mainly focused on renovating Folsom and she kept talking about how beautiful it’s going to be.
This woman said they are closing the bowl on the northwest side. And she made it seem like an announcement is coming within a year.
She looked and sounded like she knew what she was talking about.
I know we have all heard the rumors and even seen plans for balch and the press box, but she was wholly focused on closing the bowl, she also made it seem like we might push for 60k capacity.
Not having enough student seats is the problem though, that has to be solved first, and then decide if 60k will do itI think increasing the capacity is a mistake. Even though we’re maxing capacity right now, prime won’t be here forever.
You can install seat backs and increase the luxury seating on the west side without ruining the history and tradition.
Plenty more in this series of articles:These old photos of Folsom are great
Increasing room on CU’s sideline would be good, IMO, but leave the opposing sideline as is. It being uncomfortable and having fans right on top of the opposing team should be the goal.I really hope they consider widening the sidelines, even if it costs 3-5 rows along the field side. It is the worst part about the stadium, and I know for sure that those rows were added after the track was taken out, so there is not physical support in those areas.
replace those seats by closing the bowl and with a smart redo of the West Side and if we can be at 59k-60k, we good to go
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I think a 65k seat stadium would be perfect. Close the bowl and put the opposing fans in that corner and increase regular and premium seating on the West side.I think increasing the capacity is a mistake. Even though we’re maxing capacity right now, prime won’t be here forever.
You can install seat backs and increase the luxury seating on the west side without ruining the history and tradition.
this... go to 65 and call it goodBYU has the largest stadium in the Big 12 with 63,470 capacity. If we're going to do a stadium project and spend the kind of money that it takes to do this, we should come out the other side with the marketing hook for the CU brand of "biggest stadium in the Big 12". Always be the best.