Vol_in_NC_1999
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Hubbs recently said Neyland renovations would be the "next big project" on campus. According to the Neyland Stadium master plan on the Tennessee Fund website, the next phase would include the following:
1. Renovation of the south and east concourses, restrooms and concession stands
2. Replacement of Gate 10 ramp with stair towers and additional elevator service
3. Creation of Gate 10 entry plaza
While the current plan would be really nice, I wish they would invest in an entry plaza on the river side. There are some outdated engineering buildings there that could be torn down to make the space. River access is one of the most defining features of Neyland, and yet the view from that side is awful. What do you think?
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We need the monitors all the way around the stadium like the new Falcons stadium.
We also need a retractable roof so we can grow Bermuda grass year round and host bowl games.
120,000 comfortable seats.
Special acoustics engineering to make the stadium even louder for opponents.
Just gets annoying. I don't care to stand and usually prefer it. But when you've got someone grousing behind you about paying to sit, whatever ailment prevents them from standing, being rude by standing, etc. it's like where would you like me to go? And the fat people get so indignant about it, our last season tickets had 2 on the left end that engulfed our 1st seat, another couple at the other end that would take most of the 4th. So basically 2 seats for 4 normal people. I'd ask the people to move down and they'd get all in a huff. Calling an usher is useless, they can't make the fat people not fat, and they paid for a ticket. It's something that needs to be addressed, this country is certainly not getting any smaller.
While the current plan would be really nice, I wish they would invest in an entry plaza on the river side. There are some outdated engineering buildings there that could be torn down to make the space. River access is one of the most defining features of Neyland, and yet the view from that side is awful. What do you think?
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Diaper changeing stations available, for Baby Vols.
No offense, but Baby Vols should stay at home, too loud for "baby ears" to uncomfortable to sit there for 4 hours.. and You do know they need a ticket too, you cant hold them and only use 1 ticket.. Use that ticket for someone who will scream C*^$ $u@#$% M@^er ~u90#r at the opposing teams, fans, refs, and DeBord...:naughty:
Firstly there is no engineering buildings on the strip. I can only assume you are referring to the Min Kao building which is not on the Strip, since the strip refers to a specific part of Cumberland Avenue not the whole thing. The other building you are talking about is Tickle Engineering. Min Kao mostly consists of classrooms and Tickle is the same. A ton of proffessors have their offices in Dougherty, Perkins, Ferris Hall, and a few in Estabrook. Buildings that are all essentially right next to the stadium. The point is that those buildings serve the main function of the university, which last I checked it education. So maybe suggesting tearing them down so that the view from the river is a little nicer is I'll advised.
Diaper changeing stations available, for Baby Vols.
I'm pretty sure they already have these in some bathrooms that I know of. I sit in section Q, and if IRC the men's restroom on the 2nd concourse just up from my section has one.
I'm sure they aren't in all of the bathrooms, but, they are there, you may just have to look a little bit more.