Tulane has scheduled football game vs. Grambling State in 2017

[bluedog]

All man, please! An AAC football stadium with less than 30k seats isn't considered a big stadium.

See this is that simple minded barbershop mentality. Why is it so hard for you people to comprehend?

If you're going to butt into a conversation that's the least you could do before you start a childish argument amount something that was never asked or said.

 

[Basebone1898]

I agree. But the Kibbie Dome will be a FCS stadium again soon. I guess that wil help Bluedog's numbers. Lol.

Don't sweat it base, I am going to let you check out his stats and numbers when I pick a SWAC vs MEAC football debate after the celebration bowl so you can see how he gets off on an overall record. Back to Tulane, Yulman is small. I drove to NOLA from Pensacola for the Georgia Tech opening game there with my cousin, who is an alumni. It's a great looking metro stadium, (except for the tiny visiting section under the second press box), but it is packed in. The Jukebox is going to blow away the Tulane bench in that boiling pot. SU fans please take notes:Yulman isn't built to host the Jukebox! Lol.

Yeah. Its entertaining through.

 

[Basebone1898]

Tulane by AAC and FBS standards is small. They would have an average sized MAC stadium (biggest stadium is Kent State with 30K) and a small Sun Belt stadium (only Idaho, CCU and App State are smaller). SMU (32K) and Tulsa (30k) are of similar size

Yup. But I do feel that Yulman is the perfect size for Tulane. Their fans don't like it because its so small, but they need to learn how to win and sell tickets. I think it was suppose to be 45K, but the NIMBY's called for a smaller stadium. Yulman only has seating for around 25K.

 

[Basebone1898]

So basically what you're saying is "I'm going to pretend I'm the nullest knife in the drawer" an act like 55% of stadiums having a capacity of 40k or below isn't the norm because you don't have an understanding of the fbs structure P5 vs The Group of 5.

At the end of the day what point is it do you think you're making anyway? You're questioning whether I've ever been to Yulman Stadium gives me the impression that you haven't been there more than a couple of times yourself and that you more than likely haven't been to any Tulane games at all.

That's the only logical reason I could come up with that you seem to be so fascinated at the size of the stadium. Because anybody any knowledge of Tulane football knows that Tulane in his best years have only average a little over 16 or 17000 fans ever, and it was so far in between you can't even say a season.

I'll ask again and if you avoid answering this time no need to keep the conversation going because clearly that's not what you're looking to have where a conclusion is made.


You're looking the have a barbershop argument where nothing has to be base on facts or any proof given and you can leave saying that you're right.


By whose standards is 30k considered very small?

Say bruh, please chill on the "insulting my intelligence" thing. I have been around the NCAA game long enough to understand FBS structure, and am willing to write a check on how many JUCO/division III, division II, FCS, FBS and NFL stadiums I have been to in 10 years vs your entire life. Hell, I might have been in Mumford more than you. Anyway, folks around the FBS world don't consider Yulman a "big" stadium for a AAC school in a major market. I never said 40K wasn't norm, but it has nothing to do with this argument. Yulman only sits around 25K! Yes, it's a small AAC stadium. I have plenty of knowledge of Tulane's program, (more than you), so I know what their attendance numbers have looked like for decades. I know that Yulman is a great size for them and disagree with "Greenbackers" when they bash their own stadium for being so small. Hopefully, they start winning and selling tickets so they can expand. Good luck to SU and hopefully they pull off a W. I also hope the "human whole note box" box doesn't blow the bleachers down.

 

[bluedog]

Say bruh, please chill on the "insulting my intelligence" thing. I have been around the NCAA game long enough to understand FBS structure, and am willing to write a check on how many JUCO/division III, division II, FCS, FBS and NFL stadiums I have been to in 10 years vs your entire life. Hell, I might have been in Mumford more than you. Anyway, folks around the FBS world don't consider Yulman a "big" stadium for a AAC school in a major market. I never said 40K wasn't norm, but it has nothing to do with this argument. Yulman only sits around 25K! Yes, it's a small AAC stadium. I have plenty of knowledge of Tulane's program, (more than you), so I know what their attendance numbers have looked like for decades. I know that Yulman is a great size for them and disagree with "Greenbackers" when they bash their own stadium for being so small. Hopefully, they start winning and selling tickets so they can expand. Good luck to SU and hopefully they pull off a W. I also hope the "human whole note box" box doesn't blow the bleachers down.

Actully it's you that's trying to insult the readers intelligence by pretending not to understand a 100k stadium is not the norm and trying to reframe the question from "By whos standards is 30k a very small stadium" to folks around the ncaa world don't think Yulman is big. Trust me you're not sharp enough to pull it off.

As for how many stadiums you been to who really gives a rats ass? I asked you to simply confirm and clarify one thing. "By whose standards is a 30k stadium very small?"

All your imaginary friends around the ncca world don't have jack to do with it. They don't set attendance requirements or stadium capacity requirements to keep fbs status.

 

[Basebone1898]

Actully it's you that's trying to insult the readers intelligence by pretending not to understand a 100k stadium is not the norm and trying to reframe the question from "By whos standards is 30k a very small stadium" to folks around the ncaa world don't think Yulman is big. Trust me you're not sharp enough to pull it off.

As for how many stadiums you been to who really gives a rats ass? I asked you to simply confirm and clarify one thing. "By whose standards is a 30k stadium very small?"

All your imaginary friends around the ncca world don't have jack to do with it. They don't set attendance requirements or stadium capacity requirements to keep fbs status.

Get out an see the world Bluedog. Take it or leave it, Yulman Stadium is not a big stadium by AAC standards. Hopefully you are sharp enough to understand that.

 

[SWAC&MEAC Degrees]

Yup. But I do feel that Yulman is the perfect size for Tulane. Their fans don't like it because its so small, but they need to learn how to win and sell tickets. I think it was suppose to be 45K, but the NIMBY's called for a smaller stadium. Yulman only has seating for around 25K.

Yeah. It looks well under 30k, but the press box and club seating is the highlight of the stadium besides the metro view. That Bluedog cat has lost his mind. Yulman is small. Dude must go to many non SWAC games. I have never been to ULM's stadium, but when I watched them play Baylor some years ago, it sure looked like more bodies when sitting down than what I experienced at the Tulane-GT game. I have been to Death Valley and Cajun Field. I think Yulman might be the smallest FBS stadium in Louisiana.

 

[Basebone1898]

Yeah. It looks well under 30k, but the press box and club seating is the highlight of the stadium besides the metro view. That Bluedog cat has lost his mind. Yulman is small. Dude must go to many non SWAC games. I have never been to ULM's stadium, but when I watched them play Baylor some years ago, it sure looked like more bodies when sitting down than what I experienced at the Tulane-GT game. I have been to Death Valley and Cajun Field. I think Yulman might be the smallest FBS stadium in Louisiana.

It is the smallest. ULM's Malone Stadium is 31K.

Here are some Yulman actual seating numbers I got from another Tulane source:

The upper deck (Westfeltd) has 3,027
The bottom deck of the home side (Home side under Westfeltd) has 3,307
The rest of the stadium from student section to family section has 16,326.

22,660 Total Seats (I guess that's a FBS norm.)

 

[bluedog]

Get out an see the world Bluedog. Take it or leave it, Yulman Stadium is not a big stadium by AAC standards. Hopefully you are sharp enough to understand that.

Clearly son you haven't seen the world that's why you're trying so hard to impress someone about your vast knowledge of football stadium. We're talking about football stadiums, not Okinawa, not Paris France, not Dubai you're talking about football stadium.

Well Jethro i always knew you were a big city slicker. Weeeee Doggie!

After two dozens posts and being asked a half a dozen time, you still weren't able to come up with an answer yourself so you decided to use 662 answer. You're one hell of an expert aren't ya?

 

[Basebone1898]

Clearly son you haven't seen the world that's why you're trying so hard to impress someone about your vast knowledge of football stadium. We're talking about football stadiums, not Okinawa, not Paris France, not Dubai you're talking about football stadium.

Well Jethro i always knew you were a big city slicker. Weeeee Doggie!

Now by whose standards is a 30k stadium very small?

Very corny. Grow up brutha.

 

[bluedog]

You don't even have enough common sense to google, but yet you're trying to impress people about your vast knowledge of the country's football stadiums. Smh


Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium is a 17,000-seat multi-purpose stadium in Hadley, Massachusetts on the campus of the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Wikipedia
Located in: University of Massachusetts Amherst
Address: Stadium Dr, Amherst, MA 01003
Capacity: 17,000
Phone: (413) 545-2439

Foreman Field at S. B. Ballard Stadium is a 20,118-seat multi-purpose stadium on the campus of Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. Wikipedia
Address: Koch Hall, 5115 Hampton Blvd, Norfolk, VA 23529
Capacity: 19,818
Team: Old Dominion Monarchs football
Owner: Old Dominion University
Phone: (757) 683-3000

Joe Aillet Stadium is a college football stadium in Ruston, Louisiana and the home field of the Louisiana Tech University Bulldogs football team, which competes in Conference USA. Wikipedia
Located in: Louisiana Tech University
Address: Ruston, LA 71270
Opened: September 28, 196828,019
Capacity:28,019
Owner: Louisiana Tech University
Team: Louisiana Tech Bulldogs football

JPS Field at Malone Stadium is a stadium in Monroe, Louisiana, United States, on the campus of the University of Louisiana at Monroe. It is primarily used for football and is the home field of the ULM Warhawks. Wikipedia
Address: Monroe, LA 71203
Opened: September 16, 1978
Team: Louisiana–Monroe Warhawks football
Owner: University of Louisiana Monroe
Capacity::30,427
Architect: Hugh G. Parker Jr.

McColl–Richardson Field at Jerry Richardson Stadium is a college football stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States and the home field of the Charlotte 49ers football team representing the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Wikipedia
Address: 8701 Phillips Rd, Charlotte, NC 28223
Capacity: 15,314
Opened: August 31, 2013
Phone: (704) 687-0404
Owner: University of North Carolina at Charlotte

The Scheumann Stadium, formerly known as the Ball State Stadium, is in Muncie, Indiana. It is primarily used for football, and is the home field of the Ball State University Cardinals. Wikipedia
Address: 3300, Muncie, IN 47304
Opened: September 16, 1967
Team: Ball State Cardinals football
Capacity:22,500
Hours: Closed today
Phone: (765) 285-8251

Fred C. Yager Stadium is a football stadium in Oxford, Ohio, USA. It is home to the Miami University RedHawks football team. It has a capacity of 24,286 spectators, and was built in 1983. Wikipedia
Address: 700 Weeb Ewbank Way, Oxford, OH 45056
Opened: October 1, 1983
Team: Miami RedHawks football
Capacity:24,286
Phone: (513) 529-1809
Owner: Miami University

Cajun Field is a football stadium located in the city of Lafayette, Louisiana. Nicknamed The Swamp, it is the home field of the Louisiana–Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, often referred to by the nickname Louisiana or Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns. Wikipedia
Address: 2351 W Congress St, Lafayette, LA 70506
Capacity: 31,000 Just recently expanded from 26,000
Opened: September 25, 1971
Team: Louisiana–Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns football
Owner: University of Louisiana at Lafayette

 

[Fiyah]

Get out an see the world Bluedog. Take it or leave it, Yulman Stadium is not a big stadium by AAC standards. Hopefully you are sharp enough to understand that.

Let's compare and see....


Bright House Networks Stadium
Central Florida
45,323 2007

Dowdy Ficklen Stadium
East Carolina
50,000 1963

Gerald Ford Stadium
SMU
32,000 2000

Houston Football Stadium
Houston
40,000 2014

Liberty Bowl
Memphis
62,380 1965

Lincoln Financial Field
Temple
68,532 2003

Nippert Stadium
Cincinnati
40,000 1916

Raymond James Stadium
South Florida
65,857 1998

Rentschler Field
Connecticut
40,000 2003

Skelly Field
Tulsa
35,542 1930

Yulman Stadium
Tulane
30,000 2014

It is the smallest in the AAC...

 

[Basebone1898]

You don't even have enough common sense to google, but yet you're trying to impress people about your vast knowledge of the country's football stadiums. Smh


Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium is a 17,000-seat multi-purpose stadium in Hadley, Massachusetts on the campus of the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Wikipedia
Located in: University of Massachusetts Amherst
Address: Stadium Dr, Amherst, MA 01003
Capacity: 17,000
Phone: (413) 545-2439

Foreman Field at S. B. Ballard Stadium is a 20,118-seat multi-purpose stadium on the campus of Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. Wikipedia
Address: Koch Hall, 5115 Hampton Blvd, Norfolk, VA 23529
Capacity: 19,818
Team: Old Dominion Monarchs football
Owner: Old Dominion University
Phone: (757) 683-3000

Joe Aillet Stadium is a college football stadium in Ruston, Louisiana and the home field of the Louisiana Tech University Bulldogs football team, which competes in Conference USA. Wikipedia
Located in: Louisiana Tech University
Address: Ruston, LA 71270
Opened: September 28, 196828,019
Capacity:28,019
Owner: Louisiana Tech University
Team: Louisiana Tech Bulldogs football

JPS Field at Malone Stadium is a stadium in Monroe, Louisiana, United States, on the campus of the University of Louisiana at Monroe. It is primarily used for football and is the home field of the ULM Warhawks. Wikipedia
Address: Monroe, LA 71203
Opened: September 16, 1978
Team: Louisiana–Monroe Warhawks football
Owner: University of Louisiana Monroe
Capacity::30,427
Architect: Hugh G. Parker Jr.

McColl–Richardson Field at Jerry Richardson Stadium is a college football stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States and the home field of the Charlotte 49ers football team representing the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Wikipedia
Address: 8701 Phillips Rd, Charlotte, NC 28223
Capacity: 15,314
Opened: August 31, 2013
Phone: (704) 687-0404
Owner: University of North Carolina at Charlotte

The Scheumann Stadium, formerly known as the Ball State Stadium, is in Muncie, Indiana. It is primarily used for football, and is the home field of the Ball State University Cardinals. Wikipedia
Address: 3300, Muncie, IN 47304
Opened: September 16, 1967
Team: Ball State Cardinals football
Capacity:22,500
Hours: Closed today
Phone: (765) 285-8251

Fred C. Yager Stadium is a football stadium in Oxford, Ohio, USA. It is home to the Miami University RedHawks football team. It has a capacity of 24,286 spectators, and was built in 1983. Wikipedia
Address: 700 Weeb Ewbank Way, Oxford, OH 45056
Opened: October 1, 1983
Team: Miami RedHawks football
Capacity:24,286
Phone: (513) 529-1809
Owner: Miami University

Cajun Field is a football stadium located in the city of Lafayette, Louisiana. Nicknamed The Swamp, it is the home field of the Louisiana–Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, often referred to by the nickname Louisiana or Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns. Wikipedia
Address: 2351 W Congress St, Lafayette, LA 70506
Capacity: 31,000 Just recently expanded from 26,000
Opened: September 25, 1971
Team: Louisiana–Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns football
Owner: University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Yawn. What a waste of post. Keep being a wiki freak and believe what you are told vs what is. Yulman has less seats than all LA FBS stadiums. They have less than 23k seats in the building man.

What part of AAC don't you understand?

 

[Basebone1898]

Let's compare and see....


Bright House Networks Stadium
Central Florida
45,323 2007

Dowdy Ficklen Stadium
East Carolina
50,000 1963

Gerald Ford Stadium
SMU
32,000 2000

Houston Football Stadium
Houston
40,000 2014

Liberty Bowl
Memphis
62,380 1965

Lincoln Financial Field
Temple
68,532 2003

Nippert Stadium
Cincinnati
40,000 1916

Raymond James Stadium
South Florida
65,857 1998

Rentschler Field
Connecticut
40,000 2003

Skelly Field
Tulsa
35,542 1930

Yulman Stadium
Tulane
30,000 2014

It is the smallest in the AAC...

Yup. And that 30k is a questionable. Yulman has less seats than every FBS stadium in Louisiana with less than 23k. It's a small stadium.

 

[bluedog]

Yawn. What a waste of post. What part of AAC don't you understand?

I understand as usual when you decide to try impress people you dig such a big hole for yourself by continuing to try and blow smoke up peoples ass, because you can't back up what you said or answer a simple question that you relegate yourself to being so lost in your own bullshit, you're not so smart enough to think you can use another person answer as your own and no one knows it.

After two dozens posts and being asked a half a dozen time, you still weren't able to come up with an answer yourself so you decided to use 662 answer. You're one hell of an expert aren't ya?

And after all that effort you still haven't address to question because you're to busy shoveling bullshit

 

[Basebone1898]

bluedog, post: 2551107, member: 499"]I understand as usual when you decide to try impress people you dig such a big hole for yourself by continuing to try and blow smoke up peoples ass, because you can't back up what you said or answer a simple question that you relegate yourself to being so lost in your own bullshit, you're not so smart enough to think you can use another person answer as your own and no one knows it.



And after all that effort you still haven't address to question because you're to busy shoveling bullshit

Lol. Ok. You are missing it. I have answered your question and provided numbers. Now if you want to google the Kibbie Dome and post the numbers to help your brain believe that Yulman is a standard FBS/AAC sized stadium, then waste your research time and do it. Enjoy the big visiting side of Yulman if you plan to go to the game and good luck to the jags. It's a waste of my time to debate with a person who believes a 30k capacity 23K seated stadium is considered a norm for an AAC school.

 

[SWAC&MEAC Degrees]

Lol. Ok. You are missing it. I have answered your question and provided numbers. Now if you want to google the Kibbie Dome and post the numbers to help your brain believe that Yulman is a standard FBS/AAC sized stadium, then waste your research time and do it. Enjoy the big visiting side of Yulman if you plan to go to the game and good luck to the jags. It's a waste of my time to debate with a person who believes a 30k capacity 23K seated stadium is considered a norm for an AAC school.

Damn.

 

[SWAC&MEAC Degrees]

It is the smallest. ULM's Malone Stadium is 31K.

Here are some Yulman actual seating numbers I got from another Tulane source:

The upper deck (Westfeltd) has 3,027
The bottom deck of the home side (Home side under Westfeltd) has 3,307
The rest of the stadium from student section to family section has 16,326.

22,660 Total Seats (I guess that's a FBS norm.)

Yeah. I knew it was smaller than 30k. You can even tell by looking at their games or highlights that the cameras are set up lower than most stadiums because it looks high schoolish.

Forget what Bluedog is tripping on or smoking on, Yulman is a small stadium and Southern & Grambling should go down their and take over.

Look at this coverage. It screams small stadium.

 

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[SWAC&MEAC Degrees]

It's a nice looking stadium, but the 24k seat thing is evident when you look at the visiting side. I would love to see SU's band setting up under this press box. Lol.

http://s1292.photobucket.com/user/gibnived81/media/20140820_204453_zps8ab94aa5.jpg.html?sort=3&o=1