Worse Visiting Stadium

[M-town lobo fan]

Tie between Ft.Stockton & Snyder and Greenwood is not to far behind.Ft.Stockton has Jr.High bleachers and it smells like cow manure in the atmosphere.Snyder has no parking.Cant ever find any parking and old small bleachers.Greenwood has small bleachers and faraway parking

[BEAST]

You've never played at Liberty Hill have you? You park in a pasture, and there is no seating at all.




BEAST

[Rocket]

Playing at LH is like going to a practice track with build-rite bleachers to watch a practice or jr high. You would think they never won a State Championship or something...

[ccmom]

Originally posted by M-town lobo fan
.Snyder has no parking.Cant ever find any parking and old small bleachers. At least in Snyder, once you finally hike tp tp your seats, you can find the "Tigers Welcoming committee" ready and waiting to scatter themselves strategically throughout the visitors stands. Then when they begin to speak, you learn that your family friday night should have includud earplugs for the kids. That precious welcoming committee really goes above and beyond. :mad:

[Trashman]

Lampasas' old stadium was horrible. It would not pass for a really bad practice field.:rolleyes:

[WOS87]

LC-M, Jasper, Newton and Kirbyville aren't the best (but then I'm comparing them to previously 5A WO-S' 10,000 capacity stadium)

:rolleyes:

[bulldog82]

Lago Vista

[wimbo_pro]

Liberty Hill...hands down.

[BullsFan]

Originally posted by BEAST
You've never played at Liberty Hill have you? You park in a pasture, and there is no seating at all.


Sounds like Decatur.

Correction: there's no seating at all on the visitor's side. You have to get there 2 or 3 hours early if you want to sit down.

[NateDawg39]

Originally posted by BullsFan
Sounds like Decatur.

Correction: there's no seating at all on the visitor's side. You have to get there 2 or 3 hours early if you want to sit down. lol I was thinking the same about Bridgeport

[buckeyebob]

Dangerfield Visitor's side....yes, they are 2A now but will be back in 3A shortly...I've seen better deer stands

[Looking4number8]

I never liked playing in Cleburne. The stadium was kind of neat with all the ivy growing but they only had one entrance and one concession stand under the home stands. That would not be too bad except when you walked thru to get to your seats or buy some food there was always a bunch of thugs staring you down like they were going to mug you. Even when the kids were old enough to go to the concession stand themselves there was no way I was going to let them.

[mwrams]

Cleburne is bad! Had to pass by the home fans to get to the visitor side. Good luck finding parking.
Azle, parking is pretty bad.
Bridgeport, parking in a field then walk a mile to the visitors side.
Everman, need to bring a gun for protection.
Vernon, visitors have a long uphill walk, the concessions are too far away and its a long way from anywhere , but overall its a pretty cool stadium

[GrTigers6]

Venus- small visitor seating, poor field quality
Graham- field good, parking sucks
West- Was bad visitor seating with the wood bleachers that were warped but now they replaced them with aluminum so its pretty good. Also one of the better grass fields i have been to.

[gordo]

Sinton sucks!

[jp744]

Pearsall they made the visitors dress outside in the baseball dugout. Just terrible.

[grahampaw]

Originally posted by BullsFan
Sounds like Decatur.

Correction: there's no seating at all on the visitor's side. You have to get there 2 or 3 hours early if you want to sit down. Yall could borrow Boyds new stadium for Decatur - Bridgeport game this year.

[Ranger Mom]

Originally posted by ccmom
At least in Snyder, once you finally hike tp tp your seats, you can find the "Tigers Welcoming committee" ready and waiting to scatter themselves strategically throughout the visitors stands. Then when they begin to speak, you learn that your family friday night should have includud earplugs for the kids. That precious welcoming committee really goes above and beyond. :mad:

:iagree:

[ccmom]

Originally posted by Ranger Mom
:iagree:

I am sooooo laughing out loud! How could you even make sense of that post with all those typos?!?!? I guess I am going to either have to stop posting from my phone, or finally breakdown and admit that I need glasses!! :eek:

[BullsFan]

Originally posted by grahampaw
Yall could borrow Boyds new stadium for Decatur - Bridgeport game this year.

Yeah, but think of how much money we'd have to spend on police and security. Even when I was back in high school, we had to have police escorts in and out of town. And that didn't stop 'fans' from throwing rocks through the bus windows at the kids. Thanks, but I'll stick with the parking in a field and trudging a mile to teensy visitors stands in Decatur.

[Phil C]

Orange Grove is not good on the visitors' side. The stands are not big enough. They have to put the bands on the track. At least they let the visitors' have a section on the home side. I was told once after they had build other great facilities that a new stadium was the next project but it has yet to be started. The thing is their stadium has room for expansion on the visitors' side but they have failed to do so.
Goliad was the same way but they expanded the visitors' side and improved it very much.

[SintonFan]

Don't forget about the mosquitoes Godfather. :nerd: ;)

[skins4life]

Originally posted by Trashman
Lampasas' old stadium was horrible. It would not pass for a really bad practice field.:rolleyes:

Your right and the field wasn't much better to play on. ;)

[DaHop72]

Originally posted by ccmom
At least in Snyder, once you finally hike tp tp your seats, you can find the "Tigers Welcoming committee" ready and waiting to scatter themselves strategically throughout the visitors stands. Then when they begin to speak, you learn that your family friday night should have includud earplugs for the kids. That precious welcoming committee really goes above and beyond. :mad: :tisk: :tisk: You're just bitter because we don't sell Perrier water. :devil: :devil: Besides, you don't even show when it's cold and someone from that ugly, nasty town has hot chocolate waiting for you. :doh: :doh:

[Halestorm]

I agree with all the Snyder votes. On top of all the other reasons, they don't have Dr. Pepper. This is Texas, there ought to be law...

[grahampaw]

Originally posted by BullsFan
Yeah, but think of how much money we'd have to spend on police and security. Even when I was back in high school, we had to have police escorts in and out of town. And that didn't stop 'fans' from throwing rocks through the bus windows at the kids. Thanks, but I'll stick with the parking in a field and trudging a mile to teensy visitors stands in Decatur. If I had known it was you I whould have picked smaller rocks.

[DDBooger]

Originally posted by Halestorm
I agree with all the Snyder votes. On top of all the other reasons, they don't have Dr. Pepper. This is Texas, there ought to be law... You know, I've noticed a lot of places have switched to Mr Pibb.

[DaHop72]

Originally posted by Halestorm
I agree with all the Snyder votes. On top of all the other reasons, they don't have Dr. Pepper. This is Texas, there ought to be law... Well you will be happy next trip to Snyder, we no longer have Coke products,:mad: :mad: they have switched to nasty dr. pepper now. :foul: :foul:

[wimbo_pro]

SHUT UP DAHOP!

[DaHop72]

Originally posted by wimbo_pro
SHUT UP DAHOP! SHUT UP WIMPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How you been you decrepit old fart. :D :D

[Bull_Guy]

ARGYLE

[SOONER09]

Boyd.

[Mcguirk]

No longer 3a, but walking up the steps In Ballinger was like walking on a trampoline. In Clyde's old stadium, the visitors side bleachers ran from the 45 to the 45 and was about 7 rows high. I bet it would seat about 150 people. When we went to Wimberly the bleachers were new, but pretty small, and they made us pay $10 to park on an old motocross track they called a parking lot!

[wimbo_pro]

Did I say Liberty Hill?