I'm not saying there's people waiting in the bushes for you. But crossing streets with no street lights is sketchy, especially with young children. And walking on sidewalks that haven't been worked on since 1950 it seems isn't too fun in the dark, especially for older folks. And walking with little kids at any distance after 9pm isn't easy.tweaked wrote:I agree with YankPokes point about the students not in the lower court bleacher section not getting into the game. Too bad they have that wall separating the floor from above. If it were continuous, I do think it would promote more involvement amongst the students at the game. As to game day experience obstacles pointed out by several, I hope that someone in charge is thinking these issues through and I too find the cheer in the stands that continues until we score annoying. But as to parking, darkness, etc. come on man, it's laramie ... I've never felt unsaft walking out of a game. And those features were there when we use to draw regularly. Those sound pretty weak to me.
I'm not saying people shouldn't go to the games for these reasons, i just think it makes sense for some people to stay home given the current environment. I haven't missed a game all season, but my wife who's 38 weeks pregnant would rather not have to walk past empty parking lots and sit in a hard chair looking at hundreds of soft chairs that we're not allowed to sit in.
