Why break tradition? Not like either needs $.“Should outdraw”? The game will sell out and be a tough ticket.
I don't know about that. I got a pre-sale and there are tons of tickets to be had“Should outdraw”? The game will sell out and be a tough ticket.
Showcasing. Something different for their alumni. Etc.Why break tradition? Not like either needs $.
It's funny @whaler11 would poke at me for my penchant for history, but what's wrong with this game being played in a high class facility for once?
Harvard Stadium and the Yale Bowl are archeological sites now.
I'd have to assume they considered Gillette in Foxboro.As opposed to the brand spanking new Fenway Park.
So now you’re a grad student at Yale all of a sudden. YeeshSucks. I'm in my final year of grad school at Yale and missed the past two years of The Game to see UConn get pounded. Wanted to go this year, but kinda lame that it won't be on campus. Totally changes the experience.
So now you’re a grad student at Yale all of a sudden. Yeesh
That's Fenway for you. Profit margins on food and merchandise sold within their confined grounds obviously works out very well for athletic organizations.That combined with the $9 hot chocolate and $10 "rain poncho" (must cost 10 cents or less to make as every dollar store sells them) took away much of the charm in November.
I always thought Fenway was quaint and the best place to watch a BB game. Then a couple years ago I went to Yankee Stadium and almost became a Yankee fan. Rail access from CT and all. No vendors always in your face obstructing your view in the aisles. So much better. Football or futbol at either place, though, is problematic.Im the biggest Sox fan in the world but unless you're sitting in a suite or the EMC club Fenway is the furthest thing from world class. As long as this takes Harvards turn I could care less but I love me some tailgating at the Bowl. For some reason getting drunk and rowdy in New Haven always feels just right.
Who is that?I think a day will come when we'll be seeing The Game be played in London soon. An NFL owner is very close to acquiring Wembley Stadium.
It's funny @whaler11 would poke at me for my penchant for history, but what's wrong with this game being played in a high class facility for once?
Harvard Stadium and the Yale Bowl are archeological sites now.
Tell that to their fans.These “archeological sites” are great football venues. Fenway Park not so much. I enjoy baseball there.
Yale drew 50,000 last year. Harvard packed Harvard Stadium the year before.
I apologize for my sarcasm. Please forgive me. But both buildings have plenty of decay and have not been well-maintained. I've been to and go to plenty of game at Yale's athletic complex and enjoy it plenty myself.I guess all those fans must have been expecting them to dig up Cro-Magnon man.
It's funny @whaler11 would poke at me for my penchant for history, but what's wrong with this game being played in a high class facility for once?
Harvard Stadium and the Yale Bowl are archeological sites now.