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It’s something that should have been done anywhere from 20-30 years ago. Back then they could have built a new one for less money than the renovation is now.
There’s a much bigger picture to look at here for the future of Memorial Stadium. We are living in 2026 not 1966, 1976, 1986, or 1996, not even 2006 or 2016! People can enjoy a game like experience from the comfort of their own home. To get people to come to Memorial Stadium for years to come you need modern amenities, updated and more numerous concessions, and most importantly seating that can comfortably accommodate the average fat *** American.
You weren’t complaining about the leg room in the glory days . I seriously doubt you have had season tickets since 64 .
Slightly off topic but I got drunk at a charity thing and "won" a sky box for the whole fam for a game. It was actually kinda lame, might as well watch at home. I do like club level seating over the peon seats I usually get
So not attending games is going to make the program better and will stay in mediocrity by attending.
If you’ve ever gone to a game- you would know you are not allowed to bring in chairs. And the price hasn’t been $5 to rent for a minute. I rent 2 every game- did. I gave up my 4 tickets this year.
The price hasn’t been $5 for a minute. I’ve rented 2 backs every game for at least 40 years.
Although the volleyball re-seating won't be completed until June, all indications are that it is going very well with hundreds of new donors in the $12,500+ and $25,000+ tiers. I read a comment awhile back from Dannen about a possible football re-seating, but we have had the same seats at the same donation amount for several years and have received no notice that a re-seating is scheduled.
You may be right about the price. Since they went cashless I just hand them my card.
Well, that fantasy won't come true for awhile.
No, $70 million is approximately Rhule’s buyout. Less than a year from his extension there already setting money aside for a potential buyout.
I've been to many games. Never paid attention to the rules of seating other than where my seat was located, hence the reason for my question. I think the only time I bltched about my seat was the Colorado game in 2008.
It should have been done 25 years ago, I’ve sat there many times in the 80’s and 90’s and it’s a pain to go all the way down the ramp to piss or get a Runza and a coke.
The new sections were put in with less legroom than the anywhere else-- well, not counting bench seating with lard asses sitting around you.
Well its been at least a decade since anyone brought their own seat to a Nebraska football game.
Sweet. More corporate seats. Take all of the soul out of it
It is pretty much in the Catholic School Instruction Manual
You are going to be watching a half-filled stadium as you pass away because nobody in the younger generation is going to pass up sitting at home, watching a game on a big screen to overpay for an uncomfortable experience watching a team lose to good teams and struggle against bad teams. Also, the kids don't care about you, they don't play particularly hard and if they are getting beat they just laugh it up on sideline. There is no loyalty to Nebraska outside of us being willing to overpay for bad players and be the only blueblood that gives them an opportunity to play in front of a full stadium. The only argument I could make in your favor is to go watch the games the next 5 years because that is the last time the stadium is going to be full and rocking, the stadium isn't even full every game at this point, it will be much worse by November this year and only get worse year upon year as we rely more and more on young fans to fill the seats.
Not doa. Dannen put a pause to rethink. They intended only an even more aggressive revamp than Trev. But support went south in a hurry and then came there house settlement and nil. Money went away for the project
