(06-03-2012 02:43 PM)slycat Wrote:  Basketball - underwhelming. I guess its a good size to look full but build at least 8k. Compared to UTAs new one it looks bad. I dunno I just don't care for it. Texas St plays in a bad one and wish we had what UTA got but i don't see that happening anytime soon if ever.

Baseball/Softball - these look about the same. I like them. Modern if small with great views. Hard to beat that.

Volleyball indoor - Now this is pretty cool that it gets a place of its own. Not many do that. Though my preference would be save money from building that to build a bigger basketball and just play volleyball there like most do.

Sand volleyball - unique sport to have but cool y'all are building for it.

actually we don't need 8000. 4100 will do well for what we draw. This just is not a basketball territory.

Also that's only set seats. Total capacity is 5,000

(06-03-2012 08:27 PM)itsmeagain Wrote:  Also that's only set seats. Total capacity is 5,000

It would great to fill that out. A long way from upper teens to 5,000 but if anyone can do it a Hunter team can.

(06-03-2012 02:43 PM)slycat Wrote:  Basketball - underwhelming. I guess its a good size to look full but build at least 8k. Compared to UTAs new one it looks bad. I dunno I just don't care for it. Texas St plays in a bad one and wish we had what UTA got but i don't see that happening anytime soon if ever.

Baseball/Softball - these look about the same. I like them. Modern if small with great views. Hard to beat that.

Volleyball indoor - Now this is pretty cool that it gets a place of its own. Not many do that. Though my preference would be save money from building that to build a bigger basketball and just play volleyball there like most do.

Sand volleyball - unique sport to have but cool y'all are building for it.

Basketball: A renovation of the current facility that is probably not the ultra-long term solution, but will be perfectly fine for now.

Baseball/Softball: They have no idea what the view will be, as the land isn't identified yet. The buildings in the background are not shown in relation to where they actually are - some of those are in midtown.

Volleyball indoor: I too like the idea, and the space is already existing as Volleyball practice courts (on top of what used to be our student rec swimming pool), so not a lot of cost - just fold-up bleachers.

Sand Volleyball: Not shown is the train track that run along the top of the wall on the south side. The North Side is the sports arena. Should be a cool little facility.