South Alabama finally has a stadium to call its own

[Olde Hornet]

South Alabama finally has a stadium to call its own

South Alabama finally has a stadium to call its own

The moment is as large as they come as USA unveils its stadium on Sept. 12

www.al.com

 

[JROCK]

"Coronavirus restrictions mean that at least one season will pass before it can fill all 25,000 seats. Still, more than 6,000 eager fans are expected to take in Saturday’s inaugural events."

 

[tsugraytiger]

I forget South Alabama even exist ... really don't hear much about them in comparison to UA and Auburn

The stadium looks nice but I like Alabama State stadium better.

 

[JaySBlue]

They couldn’t do better than this?

 

[JROCK]

I forget South Alabama even exist ... really don't hear much about them in comparison to UA and Auburn

The stadium looks nice but I like Alabama State stadium better.

USA Last 4 years schedule:

2020-Grambling- Postponed

2019

Sat, Sep 7

vsJackson State

W37-14

2018

Sat, Oct 13

vsAlabama State

W45-7

2017

Sat, Sep 16

vsAlabama A&M

W45-0

 

[TheeVET]

They couldn’t do better than this?

And that’s made out of metal and tin. And 25,000?!?? Jsu, FAMU, and SU would sell this Stadium out 75 percent of the time.

 

[TheeVET]

Well it’s actually very adequate being that they only average around 17k-18k. There most recent biggest game was against arch rival Troy at 25,878. So this 25,000 seat stadium is very accommodating to there needs in football. Great job not over doing it which most of the time leads to unwanted debt. $75,000,000 seems more payable than $100,000,000+ Especially being in a FBS CONFERENCE with 15,000 students.

 

[JAGSC]

I don't care, how big or nice your stadium is. People tend to forget this is a business.

Nice Stadium+ No fans but one time a year =dumbest reason for having a big/nice stadium. Just saying

I am pretty sure the GGC will be moving there soon. More money for USA.