Best Stadiums in the SWAC



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major095 said:
he can't...what he wants to say is that its the biggest and since the jsu tigers play there, those 2 elements make it the best. that's his opinion and he's welcome to it.
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To TP what he is saying is fact. LMAO!!!!!!

If big means best...then I know a dude with 81 Cadillac.
 
The Founder said:
Wait yall done said to hell with the dome? LOL
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This was a proposed on campus stadium in 2006 : "The facility would be equipped with 15 suites as well as standard amenities like a press box, locker rooms and office space. The stadium, expected to cost about $80 million, would seat 35,000 to 40,000 people."
 
JayRob said:
Dude, yall went 0-3 against the worst JSU coach of all time in james b*ll.
Please post TSU's overall football record against JSU. If you don't, I will.
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Yeah, and two came when we had the occupier (thank you Sleeper) in the head coach's position....I still think he threw those games.
 
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Quietstorm said:
I have been to all the stadiums in the SWAC with the exception of Valley and aamu. We can debate the rankings however I will say at BBVA Compass Stadium there isn't a bad seat in the house
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People get hung up on the orange seats and forget about all the amazing amenities and aspects of the stadium. It's really a treat for TSU and the SWAC visiting fans.
Brave said:
has TxSU ever had a Home game on their campus with this type of atmosphere and feel?

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The conversation is about ranking quality of stadiums, not atmospheres. Also Alcorn football is the only popping thing going on in a 60 mile radius at Alcorn and is one of only two DI football programs in a 60 mile radius.

Texas Southern football has a million other things to compete with considering my alma mater is centrally located in one of the best cities in the world. Also there are four other DI football programs located within 60 miles of the school. You're comparing apples and oranges. If we were in the middle nowhere and hardly anybody nearby, I'm sure we would easily draw larger crowds
 
tsugraytiger said:
People get hung up on the orange seats and forget about all the amazing amenities and aspects of the stadium. It's really a treat for TSU and the SWAC visiting fans.


The conversation is about ranking quality of stadiums, not atmospheres. Also Alcorn football is the only popping thing going on in a 60 mile radius at Alcorn and is one of only two DI football programs in a 60 mile radius.

Texas Southern football has a million other things to compete with considering my alma mater is centrally located in one of the best cities in the world. Also there are four other DI football programs located within 60 miles of the school. You're comparing apples and oranges. If we were in the middle nowhere and hardly anybody nearby, I'm sure we would easily draw larger crowds
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Pitiful excuse when those other universities are predominantly White. There's more than enough Black people in Houston to fill up those orange seats. Heck, TSU could barely fill up it's 5000 seat on-campus stadium two games per year.
Those on campus games should easily have sold out, with folks still waiting in line . There's no excuse that can cover that up.
 
tsugraytiger said:
. If we were in the middle nowhere and hardly anybody nearby, I'm sure we would easily draw larger crowds
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What about UAPB? Valley? AAMU? Bama St? See how quick your point gets shut down. Now think of another raggedy excuse so we can expose that as a lie too.
 
TX_FINEST said:
Yet y'all think y'all dry azz stadium is A-1... lol #Delusional
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Y'all JUST got a decent stadium. Don't act new. An still with a decent team y'all only packed it for the tsu game and homecoming. I know for the southern game it was sit where u like on the home side .but trust I'm happy y'all got a new one
 
tsugraytiger said:
People get hung up on the orange seats and forget about all the amazing amenities and aspects of the stadium. It's really a treat for TSU and the SWAC visiting fans.


The conversation is about ranking quality of stadiums, not atmospheres. Also Alcorn football is the only popping thing going on in a 60 mile radius at Alcorn and is one of only two DI football programs in a 60 mile radius.

Texas Southern football has a million other things to compete with considering my alma mater is centrally located in one of the best cities in the world. Also there are four other DI football programs located within 60 miles of the school. You're comparing apples and oranges. If we were in the middle nowhere and hardly anybody nearby, I'm sure we would easily draw larger crowds
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I'm sorry but this makes absolutely no sense. Houston is like the 3rd largest city in the country. There is no excuse for TxSU not being able to draw fans.
 
DBOOSU said:
Y'all JUST got a decent stadium. Don't act new. An still with a decent team y'all only packed it for the tsu game and homecoming. I know for the southern game it was sit where u like on the home side .but trust I'm happy y'all got a new one
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If our stadium is "decent" as you say, then what is y'all stadium? cuz it damn sure don't look better than ours...and who cares how new our stadium is...that wasn't the topic of this thread.
 
I plan on dressing in Orange when we win the SWAC championship. We will win a minimum of 7 games this year. Next year when I go to the Celebration Bowl I will be supporting my Tigers and not the SWAC representative as I have for the last couple of years. Going to wear Orange then also.
 

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East Tex Tiger said:
I plan on dressing in Orange when we win the SWAC championship. We will win a minimum of 7 games this year. Next year when I go to the Celebration Bowl I will be supporting my Tigers and not the SWAC representative as I have for the last couple of years. Going to wear Orange then also.
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The NCAA will be watching, so don't cheat.:snicker:
 
The Founder said:
We won't. There is no argument there for me. See that's the problem with you JSU people....yall don't like admitting stuff. Look here...please explain to all of us what happened to the dome? You claim not to be in support of it but would be the first person to be hoopin and hollering and doing The But and Humpy Dance in the stands. LOL
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If we built it, it wouldnt be for JSU but the city of Jackson and Central MS. I love MS so yes, i would be happy. Next dumb question.... smh
 
JayRob said:
When and if a stadium is built, you can bet it'll be better than a 16,000 seat one. Who builds an FCS stadium with only 16,000 seats?! Come on man.
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This is what we do in Texas, for phase I, and it meets our standard size of D-I FCS stadiums in the state of Texas. :) What do you all do over there for phase I construction? I hear the city of San Antonio is selling its domed stadium. Perhaps you all can stop wasting $$$$$$$ in higher education and afford one. :D l...o....l.... I heard about those casinos y'all have over there. Apparently it's something modern going on over there. I guess. :D
 
Bewildered said:
This is what we do in Texas, for phase I, and it meets our standard size of D-I FCS stadiums in the state of Texas. :) What do you all do over there for phase I construction? I hear the city of San Antonio is selling its domed stadium. Perhaps you all can stop wasting $$$$$$$ in higher education and afford one. :D l...o....l.... I heard about those casinos y'all have over there. Apparently it's something modern going on over there. I guess. :D
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B...JSU is "Rich Folk Bankrupt" they leaving the SWAC for the SEC since they got a SEC Coach.
 
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