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I've always felt that students should have first crack at tickets. College is for the students, and not the alumni, corporate big wheels, sponsors, and the average citizen.
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Having the student section in the South Stands sucks. It does nothing for the gameday atmosphere, unless you're part of the wine & cheese crowd that's enjoying the seats students should be sitting in. Moving Block O and more students back into the closed end would be a definite improvement.
The best thing you would be to have students right behind the visitors' bench, like Scooter said. They would be right on top of them. Plus, students in the closed end would be loud no doubt, but that large sound just travels out of the stadium through the open end. If you put those loud students behind the visitors' bench, that noise bounces off of the other side of the stadium and is virtually amplified. It would make the whole place shake!
The best thing you would be to have students right behind the visitors' bench, like Scooter said. They would be right on top of them. Plus, students in the closed end would be loud no doubt, but that large sound just travels out of the stadium through the open end. If you put those loud students behind the visitors' bench, that noise bounces off of the other side of the stadium and is virtually amplified. It would make the whole place shake!
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BuckeyeTillIDie
The North Remembers
what if all of AA was for students?
I really like the idea of finally grouping all of the students together. Too bad they are doing it after I graduate!
I really like the idea of finally grouping all of the students together. Too bad they are doing it after I graduate!
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I would bet that you would get more dB(A) on the field if you put all of the students in B-deck - all together on the North End.
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JerseyBuckeye
Rookie
I got an email today saying that they're splitting Block O into two sections, Block O south and Block O north. I have no idea how many tickets will be allotted to each section now.
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leroyjenkins
Choose positivity
On the 50 yard line.........on the field.......I wasnt there that long though
In all seriousness I got to be on the field for 4 years, and there is nothing like it. It is so awesome to look up and see everyone going crazy. I get to go back and be on the field for one game for the rest of my life!! Usually the alumni (first) game!!
In all seriousness I got to be on the field for 4 years, and there is nothing like it. It is so awesome to look up and see everyone going crazy. I get to go back and be on the field for one game for the rest of my life!! Usually the alumni (first) game!!
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leroyjenkins
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I thought this probably would fit in this thread best:
ESPN Page 2 - Caple: America's 100 most important sports venues
27 (tie). Ohio Stadium
Location: Columbus, Ohio. Opened: 1922. Capacity: 102,329.
Because there is no greater signature moment in American sports than dotting the "i" in script Ohio at the Horseshoe, where six Heisman Trophy winners, plus track legend Jesse Owens, have run. (And because if we placed it any further lower than Michigan, there would be hell to pay.)
ESPN Page 2 - Caple: America's 100 most important sports venues
27 (tie). Ohio Stadium
Location: Columbus, Ohio. Opened: 1922. Capacity: 102,329.
Because there is no greater signature moment in American sports than dotting the "i" in script Ohio at the Horseshoe, where six Heisman Trophy winners, plus track legend Jesse Owens, have run. (And because if we placed it any further lower than Michigan, there would be hell to pay.)
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