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Wilma, OB damage and the new stadium

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I don't know if it's been talked about here because I've been busy the last few days but apparently the OB had some damage during Wilma. During the game against UNC, they moved all the people from the upper deck into the lower bowl, claiming they just wanted to be sure, although it could have been simply to make the stadium look more full on a national TV game (there were only 30,000 there).

 

If there is damage to the stadium, perhaps now is the time to raise a stink about sinking more taxpayer dollars into that dump and instead levelling it so they can make the baseball stadium without having to condemn any private property.

I don't know if it's been talked about here because I've been busy the last few days but apparently the OB had some damage during Wilma. During the game against UNC, they moved all the people from the upper deck into the lower bowl, claiming they just wanted to be sure, although it could have been simply to make the stadium look more full on a national TV game (there were only 30,000 there).

 

If there is damage to the stadium, perhaps now is the time to raise a stink about sinking more taxpayer dollars into that dump and instead levelling it so they can make the baseball stadium without having to condemn any private property.

 

 

 

One of the light towers on N side of the stadium was blown down.

 

They moved everyone from the upper deck because it was a windy day and they felt more comfortable with noone up there. I think there was also some seat damge to the SW corner of the upper deck.

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