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Re: Small stadiums
TerryD Wrote:Why are the seating capacities still so small at so many BE stadiums?

It seems that the small attendance figures hurt OOC scheduling almost as much as the unbalanced schedules.

The article points out that the BE is at a great disadvantage in OOC scheduling due to the small payouts offered.

Are there any current plans to expand the seating capacities at BE stadiums?

there is some talk of expanding a couple of stadiums... but for the most part stadiums size fits the crowds that be schools have. if u regularly have 35 to 45 k fans ... U dont want a 75k stadium...
03-30-2006 09:01 AM
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03-30-2006 09:10 AM
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