@painsworth512 Definitely get that, just a little disappointed by the 300s. The excitement built up for the season and the stands (pre weather) look about the same. I dream of a full stadium for Willie and the team he’s put together and program he’s building. Always appreciate your opinion!
@UHCougarMBK@thejointchiro Tech fans seem to have forgotten one win doesn’t determine the conference or national champion. Where it counts the most, expect an early tournament exit for the Red Raiders🥱
@ShoelessJoe1010 @gocoogs1 No doubt an option! I’ve done similar before too, but considering larger masses/crowd levels desired. The current fast food infrastructure is not the pre game option most desire. We have a restaurant mogul on our BoR in Tillman Fertitta, sure there’s an investment opportunity!
@gocoogs1 For those that travel to Houston, it can be expensive. With the Hilton College, there has to be some benefit to that relationship. A voucher for x dollar amount off your room rate with proof of ticket at surrounding Hiltons would aid those trying to make it into town for a game.
@gocoogs1 TDECU/surrounding aren’t a destination, pre game activities right now are tailgating on Cullen or sitting in the stadium waiting. No easy feat, but working w/city planners to add walkable restaurants/bars in the area would draw more fans closer to TDECU prior to the game.
@gocoogs1 Considering casual non-UH fans, we need a destination that encourages a weekend trip to TDECU/surrounding from across town. Most tailgates on Cullen are exclusive to a group/org. Realistically, the only pre game draw for casual fans are the products offered in the stadium…