The former would confirm the latter.RE Tycoon wrote:Is it as simple as not having a "gameday checklist" to get every switch turned on and every base covered, or just plain incompetence?
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Is having close circuit at the concessions unreasonable?Moderators: PonyPride, SmooPower
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Re: Is having close circuit at the concessions unreasonable?The former would confirm the latter. SMU's first president, Robert S. Hyer, selected Harvard Crimson and Yale Blue as SMU's colors to symbolize SMU's high academic standards. We are one of the few Universities to have school colors with real meaning...and we just blow them off.
Re: Is having close circuit at the concessions unreasonable?
Hire the soccer announcer. I went to three games this weekend, and he does a great job. He doesn't sound like a carnival barker — he just gives the needed information and shuts up.
What the hell were they showing? Don't say the Rangers game, because you can bet they don't show our games out at Arlington.
Re: Is having close circuit at the concessions unreasonable?
Too late. Already said. Once that game was over, they switched back to the SMU feed. Don't worry. Be Happy. Or not.
Re: Is having close circuit at the concessions unreasonable?The whole game expierence once you are inside the stadium is pretty sad. Slow concession lines, concession stands not even open, PA annoucements over the referee explanation, field level camara angle of replays instead of wide angle from pressbox, stats at end of first quarter were wrong, then I do not recall seeing any stats posted the rest of the game. Entire game operation seems very amateurish.
GO MUSTANGS!
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