BOT meeting today: WB on the agenda

[18IsTheMan]

On the agenda: Phase 1 Approval of Williams-Brice Stadium Development Project

This apparently does not seem to relate to the retail/dining development project but to WB specifically.

 

[LonghornsGamecocks]

On the agenda: Phase 1 Approval of Williams-Brice Stadium Development Project

This apparently not seem to relate to the retail/dining development project but to WB specifically.

Interesting.

 

[Gamecock72]

On the agenda: Phase 1 Approval of Williams-Brice Stadium Development Project

This apparently does not seem to relate to the retail/dining development project but to WB specifically.

Would the BOT even be involved with the retail/dining development project? It would not be USC money being spent on those.

 

[muscleknight]

How about we turn the Floyd football building into a hotel ?

 

[18IsTheMan]

Sounds like it's for building more premium suites.

Does adding premium suites take away seats for regular folks?

Was hoping it'd be something more meaningful.

 

[KingWard]

How about we turn the Floyd football building into a hotel ?

Turn that end into a great premium seating section with an inside concession concourse accessible from both main sides of the stadium. Holding that end-zone hostage to the Floyd Building is outrageous. Just do something great down there and name it for them, I don't care.

 

[Uscg1984]

Does adding premium suites take away seats for regular folks?

You can count on it. But don't worry, Tanner said capacity will not drop below 70,000.

This is certainly one of those "don't piss on my shoe and tell me it's raining" kind of things.

 

[PrestonyteParrot]

Turn that end into a great premium seating section with an inside concession concourse accessible from both main sides of the stadium. Holding that end-zone hostage to the Floyd Building is outrageous. Just do something great down there and name it for them, I don't care.

Floyd Zone and Gourmet Foodie Corridor

 

[vacock]

You can count on it. But don't worry, Tanner said capacity will not drop below 70,000.

This is certainly one of those "don't piss on my shoe and tell me it's raining" kind of things.

How about upping it to 90,000?