This is so true. We went to a recent soccer game. There were 3 driving lanes. the left 2 were full, the one on the right was completely empty. I tell my wife all the time, "the general population are ignorant sheep." I said "is there a reason no one is going down the right lane?" we couldn't see any. So we drove down the right lane and pulled directly into the blue lot. There was no otherwise obstruction to entering said blue lot. Most of the time, just go, act like you know you what you are doing, and no one will question you. The sheep will follow the car directly in front of them 99% of the time.You’d think the cops and LAZ could figure out how to manage traffic flow from
84 into the grounds with efficient parking after 2 decades. I guess I ask too much. I love when they block off lots that are visibly capable of handling more vehicles so it becomes the next lot’s problem..until everything degenerates into cars crossing flows, cars stuck changing lanes, cars stopping trying to sneak by cones and trying to convince LAZ drones to let them in. The system is a thin veneer of order masking utter disorganization.
We should have info on the Jumbotron at each event (all UConn sporting events from here on in) on how to vote for Joe Fagnano for the Heisman (currently 10th) and Skyler Bell for the Biletnikoff Award (he's currently 5th).How cool would have been to have a caravan of tour busses going from the Rent to the Boston and fans get to go to both the football game and either the basketball or hockey games??
Another Boneyarder in 241?I sit in 241, and there are seats around the 17th row to the top.