Bayou Classic thought


bluedog

bluedog

"Leader of Kings"
I know it's a slim chance in happening but what do you guys think about having the game played at least one time in an arena of 100,000 plus to set a record for BCF attendance like LSU did for baseball when they played Tulane at zeypher field instead of at home?
:idea:
 
I thought the BC already has the BCF's highest attendance. I know one of the games in old Tulane stadium had over 76,000 in attendance. What other BCF game had more in attendance?
 



1974 - Bayou Classic I - (76,763), Grambling 21, Southern 0
Played in front of 76,753 fans at Tulane Stadium, Grambling won the first Bayou Classic and its fifth straight game in the series. The Tigers (11-1) were SWAC co-champs with Alcorn State, and went on to defeat South Carolina State 28-7 in the Pelican Bowl. The game is still the only shutout in Bayou Classic history.
 
Originally posted by GSUperTiger
I thought the BC already has the BCF's highest attendance. I know one of the games in old Tulane stadium had over 76,000 in attendance. What other BCF game had more in attendance?
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Dude read my post again...please
 
Originally posted by bluedog
Ahh how about raising the bar and breaking/setting a new one?
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play it here:
baton_rouge_tiger.jpg

It holds 91k
 
The Flawida classic set a new record with 73,358 this year.


Originally posted by bluedog
1st choice :tup:
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Only Choice

FYI:
The expanded capacity of the Superdome, (when the Saints play) is 76K
 
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