Moor Complaining: TRAFFIC AFTER GAME!!

Bucky Dog

Redshirt
Nov 10, 2012
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It’s been said over and over but it has just gotten ridiculous. Trying to get back to Kackson and all of the side feeder streets to 12 lol Montgomery and Jackson were at a standstill for over an hour. You have all lifts on 12 green away from campus with no cop at the lights directing traffic to even allow our car to get to or cross 12!!

We witnessed numerous cops just sitting in their cars with lights on doing nothing!

Fix that **** now!!!!!
 

msstate7

Redshirt
Nov 27, 2008
10,388
10
38
Moorhead fixed the traffic problem last night. Should be smooth sailing from here out getting to and leaving games
 

Hugh's Burner Phone

All-American
Aug 3, 2017
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They're slowly but surely making staying at home the best option. No large crowds. No forever getting in the game due to security. No asinine traffic flow making it even harder to get home. First game I parked on campus and they were still directing traffic flow seven miles from campus and it made no sense. I was on old 25 where it met new 25 and they were there forcing me to turn left towards Jackson when I needed to go right. I had to turn left, drive maybe 100', and then make a u turn to come back north crossing the traffic at the intersection. It made no sense not to allow me to turn right there. Whoever put traffic flow together is a certified window licker.
 

kired

All-Conference
Aug 22, 2008
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For what it’s worth - last night was the quickest I’ve ever gotten out of a night game where most of the crowd stayed till late 4th quarter. I’m in lot 36 near the Hump and we get directed out to hwy 12 heading east, then jump on 82. Maybe 5-10 minutes from the time I left my parking space till I was off campus. I’m used to it taking at least 30-50 minutes after a game like that.
 

Choctaw Dawg

Junior
May 21, 2017
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Blackjack road will from now on be a no go zone for me on gameday after seeing how that **** went last night. traffic was pitiful.
 

mount lefroy

Redshirt
Feb 10, 2013
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For what it’s worth - last night was the quickest I’ve ever gotten out of a night game where most of the crowd stayed till late 4th quarter. I’m in lot 36 near the Hump and we get directed out to hwy 12 heading east, then jump on 82. Maybe 5-10 minutes from the time I left my parking space till I was off campus. I’m used to it taking at least 30-50 minutes after a game like that.

Boo. If you don’t have something bad to say, don’t say anything at all.

Mom told me that
 

woozman

All-Conference
Nov 13, 2004
3,459
2,694
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It must be where you park. I’ve seen the complaInning about traffic for several years now, but I’m consistently off campus in less than 10-mins including last night.
 

TrueMaroonGrind

All-Conference
Jan 6, 2017
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We park behind Campus Book Mart every game and never have any issues. We stay the whole game, go down to the tailgate and chat for 30 minutes or so and start walking to the car. Probably took us 15 minutes to get to 82 from campus book mart.
 

dawgstudent

Heisman
Apr 15, 2003
40,710
22,865
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The north side of campus is so much easier to leave than the south side. I moved from Allen Hall parking lot to across the street from the Hump. It's night and day difference.
 

dickiedawg

All-Conference
Feb 22, 2008
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We're normally off campus very quickly leaving down University. Last night was the worst it's been in several years that I can think of.
 
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