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try this website out for hotels and restaurants www.visitakron-summit.org

Zips recover fumble on MTSU own 26 with about 6 min to go

I have this game on DVD, copied from a vhs tape of the game

That website is ok but I like www.collegegridirons.com, more pictures and more recent pictures. The additional pictures are bigger than world stadiums. I threw in Peden and Yager cause I was running out of stadiums I could think of. I figured that they would at least tour one or two MAC stadiums. I picked an old and new MAC stadium with a mostly open endzone. Cincy has done alot with their stadium and it looks great but it's in a confined area so its designed with those constraints and it works. As for MTSU's stadium from the pictures I've seen I'm not really all that high on it . I don't care for the visitors side seating stretching from endzone to endzone. I 'd rather see more seats along the sidelines and have no seating in the endzones than what they have there (just a preference).

I'm new here (lurking for awhile now) and thought I would throw out something I was wondering, anyways does anyone have any insight on what 8 stadiums JD and Proenza or is it the AD are touring? My guesses would be stadiums in the 20,000 - 40,000 seating range that are fairly new or recently renovated. here's my list in no particular order 1. Louisville, Papa John's stadium seats 42,000 (opened in 98) 2. SMU, Ford Stadium seats 32,000 (opened 2000, 2nd newest D1 stadium I believe) 3. Marshall, J.C. Edwards Stadium seats 38,000+ ( opened in 91) 4. UConn, Rentscheler Field seats 40,000 ( opened '03, newest D1 stad I believe) 5. Colorado State, Hughes Stadium 30,000 (will be given a $20 million expansion and renovation) I threw this one in because both JD and the AD are CSU grads 6. Ohio U, Peden Stadium 24,000 (opened in '29 and recently renovated in '01) 7. Miami U (OH), Yager Stadium 25,000 (opened in '83 and undergoing renovation now) 8. Rutgers, Rutgers Stadium 42,000 ( opened in '94) t