Yay or nay

[TDAWG.sixpack]

While watchin the lsu super I can not help but notice the outfield wall looking like a minor league park. So,the question, would you be in favor of the outfield wall being covered with ads like lsu's?

I am saying nay, just because it makes the program look like its struggling for money.

 

[topdawg.sixpack]

The padded green wall looks cheap and boring, but the windscreen that had our retired numbers and accomplishments on it looked awesome.

 

[State82]

Corndogs.

 

[Original48]

nmDS

 

[TDAWG.sixpack]

What if it was padded maroon and had accomplishments on it. I hate to say it but I like the ole miss blue outfield wall instead of the typical green

 

[was21]

Alex Box facility looks cheap, and the setting and background absolutely sucks in comparison with Dudy Noble and OM stadiums...don't know about the other 9 SEC stadiums.

 

[DudyDog]

looks a lot better than the inside. Why they left it open to let the sun come through on the infield is beyond me. Horrible sun for the infielders when the sun is setting.

 

[Xenomorph]

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[TDAWG.sixpack]

I guess your talking about what the incentive would be? I would say it speeds up the renovation process and may help getting a much nicer facility. I dont know how much ads would go for but I would estimate approximately $5k per and estimating about 30 ads on the wall. If these are reasonable estimates then about $150k directly to the program each year.

 

[Todd4State]

Because we can put advertising on the scoreboard and play ads between innings and things like that.

I like having the accomplishments on the wall because I think it's good for recruiting. You bring a kid in there and you can say "and there's what we have accomplished" and they see the wall full of championships. I think it's good for fans that are new because you can tell your kids the same thing by simply pointing at the wall. And I really believe that to keep a program going, you have to start connecting with people who are going to be fans 15-30 years from now. They're the ones that keep it going.