How many baseball games are played each year in even above 85 degree temps? Not many at all. Just seems far more pressing needs than a cover for seating. There are plenty of college baseball stadiums that don't have covered seating. In fact, most I can think of do not.Jtilley said:
There's no coverage for when it pours rain or it's 100 degrees out. Each their own but you just rarely see a field above high school without a grandstand.
Generally agree but we showed we can buck those behaviors with the basketball program this offseason.Nairo said:
Three undeniable facts concerning NC State:
1) We are never proactive and always late to adapt
2) We will always do things on the cheap
3) Bureaucracy will somehow rear its ugly head
I just want some relief from the sun.StateFan2001 said:How many baseball games are played each year in even above 85 degree temps? Not many at all. Just seems far more pressing needs than a cover for seating. There are plenty of college baseball stadiums that don't have covered seating. In fact, most I can think of do not.Jtilley said:
There's no coverage for when it pours rain or it's 100 degrees out. Each their own but you just rarely see a field above high school without a grandstand.
how about sunscreen?I40Wolf said:I just want some relief from the sun.StateFan2001 said:How many baseball games are played each year in even above 85 degree temps? Not many at all. Just seems far more pressing needs than a cover for seating. There are plenty of college baseball stadiums that don't have covered seating. In fact, most I can think of do not.Jtilley said:
There's no coverage for when it pours rain or it's 100 degrees out. Each their own but you just rarely see a field above high school without a grandstand.
