re: Wake fans blame the field now

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The games have been too much about the sun and wind.

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Why start games at 6 pm anyway? Start at 7 or 7:30 and sun issue is gone.

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The grass/surface conditions are fine and nothing unique about them.

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Playing Surface
The playing field at Charles Schwab Field Omaha is a natural grass turf of 100 percent Kentucky bluegrass, containing no less than four improved varieties (blend of improved bluegrass developed specifically for high performance athletic fields). The sod is placed on 10” depth of United States Golf Association (USGA) sand and organic material, with a 4” to 30” layer of gravel beneath the sand. A 7,500 square foot sod farm (built with the same materials as the playing field) is located next to the CHI Health Center Omaha to have ample additional turf if needed.
Omaha is situated on the border of zones 5A and 5B of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Plant Hardiness Zone Map. As far as turf grass climatic zones, Omaha is situated on the far western side of the area referred to as the Semicool Humid zone.
The recommended mowing height for standard Kentucky Bluegrass is 1 to 3”. Please note that at Charles Schwab Field Omaha, the turf management staff maintains a height of cut of 1”. The improved varieties allow the staff to do this while still allowing the plant to survive. Weather permitting, the grass will be mowed every game day.
The skinned area of the infield has been amended with Field Saver 60. The soil test provided to the turf management staff has it having a dry weight basis of 47.7% sand, 30.3% silt and 22% clay giving the infield a silt to clay ratio (SCR) of 1.38. USDA Texture=Loam. It is top dressed with a 50/50 mix of Turface Calcined Clay and Diamond Pro Vitrified Clay. The mounds and plate areas are constructed from Dura Pitch Professional Mound and Play Clay.

Could Wake be more specific about what they would like changed?

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They play at a softball field where the fences are 300ft of course they're mad.

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Well they act like a softball team so that’s fitting

Thanks for the non answer ; I’ll take that as you can’t answer and therefore you’ve proved my point

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Loser arse fanbase.

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I don't know why what fans of other teams say about losing a game gets so many people on this site upset. When we lose, we have a bunch of whiny crybabies. Why can't other teams have them, too?

Some of you demand that everybody in media or on opposing teams give unlimited praise and respect to LSU at all times and get your delicate sissy feelings hurt if they don't.

that same bounce kept them in a couple of games too

There is no answer for a hypothetical.
That means it doesn’t exist so there can be no logical conclusion.

Ask a pertinent question without fantasizing about things that don’t exist and I will give a very succinct answer

Did I miss something? Didn’t LSU play on the same field?