So let's talk solutions:

- Real video boards that show multiple angles of action and replay, w/out all the ads and commercials
- Gameday (reliable) WIFI
- More band interaction with fans (less piped in music)
- Stats and scores all the time
- Highlights from other big games around SEC and top 25 during timeouts/halftime etc.
- Better traffic planning and more free/open lots near center of campus

Just some ideas.

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Posted by Oyster

North Shore

Member since Feb 2009

10224 posts

Posted on 10/12/13 at 10:07 pm to Tony The Tiger

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So let's talk solutions: - Real video boards that show multiple angles of action and replay, w/out all the ads and commercials - Gameday (reliable) WIFI - More band interaction with fans (less piped in music) - Stats and scores all the time - Highlights from other big games around SEC and top 25 during timeouts/halftime etc. - Better traffic planning and more free/open lots near center of campus Just some ideas.

You got it. If you go to all the expense to go to a game treat us like we paid to be there. I always have to go home and watch the replay to see what really happened. Currently controversial plays won't be replayed in TS.

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Posted by Slappy

Jackson, MS

Member since Jan 2004

499 posts

Posted on 10/12/13 at 11:09 pm to Tony The Tiger

quote:
So let's talk solutions: - Real video boards that show multiple angles of action and replay, w/out all the ads and commercials - Gameday (reliable) WIFI - More band interaction with fans (less piped in music) - Stats and scores all the time - Highlights from other big games around SEC and top 25 during timeouts/halftime etc. - Better traffic planning and more free/open lots near center of campus Just some ideas.

These are all great ideas.

I was astounded when in Athens and Starkville (yes, Starkville) I could easily text and surf the Internet during the game while in the stadium. My AT&T service on campus during gameday in Baton Rouge is nearly nonexistent. Say what you want about whether I should be on my phone during the game, but I guarantee you that many people my kids' age are not going to put themselves anywhere where they can't use their phones. This could be easily fixed by the university.

It sure would be nice to have up to date scores from other games available with greater frequency during the game. I'm much more interested in that than honoring some prof with 20years in the anthropology department at the next time out. People stay home to watch because they can keep track of other games.

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Posted by I20goon

about 7mi down a dirt road

Member since Aug 2013

13030 posts

Posted on 10/13/13 at 8:17 pm to Tony The Tiger

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Tony The Tiger

So let's talk solutions:

- Real video boards that show multiple angles of action and replay, w/out all the ads and commercials
- Gameday (reliable) WIFI
- More band interaction with fans (less piped in music)
- Stats and scores all the time
- Highlights from other big games around SEC and top 25 during timeouts/halftime etc.
- Better traffic planning and more free/open lots near center of campus

Just some ideas.

When it gets down to it, you can now see almost every LSU game from anywhere. So it's about the Experience.

Bitching, bitching about bitching, all that aside... you can see that The Experience ain't what it was.

Tony here has practical "The Experience" solutions.

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