Hot dang this is actually pretty good! This would be an ideal situation imo. Get that revenue stream and different types of seating with the beer garden on the north side (especially since the team store or whatever is not really used there anyways) and then keep that character of the grass under the screen that everyone loves. I love how you got that press box in, the only thing different obviously would be that its gonna be taller and wider than this ai version (as you mentioned). I think the final version will create a nice sound barrier to continue making the stadium feel more bowl-like than it already is. That leads me to the only major thing I would hope would look different in my brain which would be to improve concession buildings on the east side to be larger and able to handle more people (maybe design in mind to have stands built on top at some point?

I was at a bar in the north bay and it was torturous!! It seemed like Spain should have had 10 goals lol

this is a really interesting clip. Again, it really does seem like a matter of when not if. I like our position. We play in the FCS, continue to have a great chance to win a national title, don’t rush joining, working up our facilities and funding and then approach our already committed conference and say “hey! We’re ready!” I know she says the MW is not required to choose Davis (but they must talk to Davis before adding any other FCS team), but the comments about having a good faith, serious conversation when they feel Davis is “ready” as she puts it mixed with her stuff about the sac market, etc seemed notable.

She commented also that they chose Davis because of its resources, size and academic background. I have heard the conference repeat again and again how Davis is committed to meeting the MW when it comes to funding support.

Dude this is amazing! Thanks for sharing. What was the crowd split for Argentina vs Spain?

Yes, I believe that is true. Its huge.

I actually think St. George where Utah Tech is might be cooler and more exciting than Cedar City. While I think utah tech further dilutes the big sky to an extent, I do think St. George is a cool, growing metro that is really close to some great established national and state parks (whereas it seems like Cedar City is more small college town).

Now to address your actual question. If you like parks and nature there is awesome stuff around Cedar City (weber has cool mountains too) but I think SLC area is cool to explore from an urban sense. The mountains are not super far from weber, but cedar city has that red rock feel and awesome national monuments like cedar breaks. The views from both stadiums are amazing. I think Weber probably has a better crowd (?) and nicer stadium (they also have a great basketball arena). Weber has a pretty big stadium with it being kinda like cal memorial in the sense that its cut into the hill on one side. The weber and suu track situation puts you a bit away from the game though. Cedar City vs Ogden seems more like college town (but sleepy still) vs suburb...

Argentina looked like crap! Spain rocked it!

ding ding ding!!

I emailed the department and asked and they said we are currently working through our fundraising period and will share an update with the public when possible

+1

this this this. FCS is gonna be basically relegated even further in the future imo. Staying FCS or going FBS for me at this point is more of a debate of what eventually will be like playing d2 vs d1 (even if the group of 6 ends up being sorta like a new FCs to a certain extent).

yeah we already get media rights (which was part of the genius IMO of moving Olympic sports first).

Chancellor May with MW presidents.

An inevitability at this point :chin: :starstruck:

Yeah I remember seeing when he joined the Aggies that he transferred from southern nevada on instagram.

I agree with davisguy52 about frosh/transfers! Maybe also talk about what games you see as the biggest on the schedule this year/the most exciting.

Are you guys planning to go to Portland!?