I can stream it via iHeartRadio, but there's problems there as well. You have to stop and start from time to time because it keeps freezing up. All the other stations work fine so it must be a WTKA problem.
There was rumors about Harbaugh leaving the Niners two years ago (after they tried to trade him to the Browns). Texas fans thought they could land him if he wanted to go back to college. Thankfully... everything worked out perfectly for us in the end.
Attendance for their home opener was 86,458. That's close to 15,000 empty seats, not something you want when you're trying to push for stadium expansion.
The most noticeable changes to seating relate to ADA accessibility, as seats had to be eliminated in order to widen aisles and install hand railings around the entire bowl, with the exception of the student section.
It sounds like the student section was excluded from the latest seat reduction.
A lot of big name teams are no longer selling out every game. Even the Jerryworld game between Alabama and Wisconsin only had 64,279 in attendance. Maybe people have finally had enough of the neutral site games.
It looks quite empty up there and it's been happening on a regular basis during the last few years of Brandon/Hoke. I'm not sure what the solution is but this never happened during the RR or Carr era even against MAC teams. Maybe reducing the student section at the top is the answer.
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I can stream it via iHeartRadio, but there's problems there as well. You have to stop and start from time to time because it keeps freezing up. All the other stations work fine so it must be a WTKA problem.
I'm getting the same problem while streaming via iHeartRadio.
There's no need for the Block M in the middle. I also wouldn't mind if we got rid of the B1G logo.
Safety issues (installing hand railings) and to comply with ADA rules. Remember the Bernstein lawsuit?
University reaches settlement in Big House lawsuit
There was rumors about Harbaugh leaving the Niners two years ago (after they tried to trade him to the Browns). Texas fans thought they could land him if he wanted to go back to college. Thankfully... everything worked out perfectly for us in the end.
Not a fan of the Jumpman logo for football unis.
Attendance for their home opener was 86,458. That's close to 15,000 empty seats, not something you want when you're trying to push for stadium expansion.
The most noticeable changes to seating relate to ADA accessibility, as seats had to be eliminated in order to widen aisles and install hand railings around the entire bowl, with the exception of the student section.
It sounds like the student section was excluded from the latest seat reduction.
Alabama....Bryant-Denny Stadium - Attendance: 98,568 (101, 821)
Penn State....Beaver Stadium - Attendance: 93,065 (107,282)
Wisconsin....Camp Randall Stadium - Attendance: 76,535 (80,321)
Washington....Husky Stadium - Attendance: 55,010 (72,500)
Florida State...Doak Campbell Stadium - Attendance: 72,811 (82,300)
Iowa...Kinnick Stadium - Attendance: 59,450 (70,585)
A lot of big name teams are no longer selling out every game. Even the Jerryworld game between Alabama and Wisconsin only had 64,279 in attendance. Maybe people have finally had enough of the neutral site games.
It looks quite empty up there and it's been happening on a regular basis during the last few years of Brandon/Hoke. I'm not sure what the solution is but this never happened during the RR or Carr era even against MAC teams. Maybe reducing the student section at the top is the answer.
I hope he comes back and plays well, but it's gonna be tough after tearing an ACL for the second time.