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Originally posted by SW_Mustang
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It is a very nice facility. I'm not a fan of the basketball court design.....but that's just me
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I actually haven't seen it in person yet. Photos make it look okay. I'll have to see.Originally posted by wscsuperfan View PostComment
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Never a fan of that either, but that's just one of those things we kinda have to have. Same with the volleyball lines.
The Pentagon has a separate floor for volleyball though, kinda be neat if we had something like that. The cost doesn't justify the usage though.Comment
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Visited the Stewart Center last night, for basketball this time.
I think it needs some love and care. Fresh paint and the like to make it pop. Otherwise, if USF could fill it - it would be a tough place to play.
It would also be cool if they could line parts of the track with bar seating. That would be neat.
Overall, not a bad basketball atmosphere. Wouldn't mind going back.Comment
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You and Laker are the travelling champs of the conference. I admit I'm envious!Originally posted by SW_Mustang View PostComment
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I learned from the best road warrior in college sports!Originally posted by vikingfaithful View Post
I like getting out and exploring. My location helps. Most of these towns I'd have never thought to visit if it weren't for the fact they are apart of the conference, which makes it fun.Comment
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When the Stewie is packed, it can be exceptionally loud. The 2009 GPAC championship or Augie's first trip there where Dan Jansen couldn't hit a free throw to save his life come to mind. But otherwise, sounds like it hasn't changed much since I graduated. It's nothing special but is still a great place to watch basketball. Good suggestions SW_Mustang that will likely go unheard. If USF could manage to market even a little bit and get a couple 100 more fans there each weekend would likely go a long ways.Originally posted by SW_Mustang View Post4x 'Crackerjack' NAIA National Champions - 1996, 2006, 2008, 2009
2016 NSIC Champions 🔑🔑🔑🔑🔑🔑🔑🔑Comment
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Taylor Center is amazing. Biased of course. I long for the old days of the NCC crowds and when Winona was a non con rival. The arena was packed.
in college when the hockey team was just turning the corner and the basketball team was hosting playoffs the place would be rocking as well. The good old daysComment
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It's got some potential, that's for sure. Definitely needs a spit shine though. Tough part for USF is being squeezed in so tightly, unless they moved to another area - but I don't really think they need too. The rest of the place looked nice from what I could see.Originally posted by Otis Day View Post
I also grabbed a USF Schedule Poster when I was there - it's hanging at my desk, just to confuse everyone. Matke Field screen background, USF poster, constantly at Augustana for stuff...
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They had those back-to-back games, one in each town. The ones I recall were during the run, so Winona won them all, but they were close, and some required late game magic. Smith and Santos had some good battles. May have been some back-to-backs before then but I wasn't paying much attention. I recall a friend in my day transferred to Mankato State, so some of us paid a weekend visit and went to a game in the old arena. Don't recall who they played but do remember Gene Glynn was the point guard and the place was full. The good times.Originally posted by zimmy21 View PostComment
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Passed through Marshall today so I swung by the R/A for the Augie game. I love the new floor and video board, but it makes the rest of the place look a little outdated.
They took the old press booth and used it as a VIP section at courtside for a previous baseball coach. Not sure if they do that every game or not but I like the idea.Comment
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Today was the first I noticed it, but I didn't watch the opener against Morris. I liked it too. Saw the pres and his wife sat there too.Originally posted by SW_Mustang View PostComment
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How was the posted attendance gap between the two games yesterday across the league?
SMSU
MBB: 1211
WBB: 1120Comment
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