I would tend to agree that the Lamar stadium isn't necessarily one that evokes awe and wonder. As stadiums go, like many that were built in that time frame, it seems like the stands were designed for Japanese people instead of us, larger Americans. Add to that the stadium seats that people bring in to sit on and you could end up having a more intimate relationship with the person sitting in front of you than one might want. The atmosphere is usually pretty good, though. I will say that, compared to almost every other team we've ever played, we offer the most spacious and plentiful visitor seating that one could offer. Sure, you have to stare into the sun until it drops below the horizon, but that seems to be the case wherever you go. Bathrooms leave alot to be desired, for both sexes. It would be pretty hard to argue that the playing surface isn't one of the best in the state, though. That distinction has been earned with blood, sweat and tears, though. There is a special "something" that exists when a big game is happening and the stands are full and there are people crowded all around, though that really adds to the experience.
