In regards to Lafayette regional tickets...

[BulldogBear]

You make fair points, but, personally, I'm don't believe attendence issues should affect the integrity of the process. Teams should be put in regionals where they deserve to go, not where how many fans they being permits them to go. If you begin using attendence factors to determine regionals, then you will create a slippery slope that could begin to effect the integrity of the CWS immediately.

It sucks, but sometimes this is just the way the cookie crumbles.

But technically they ARE basing it on attendence. You have your hosts and then the 2-4 are as local as possible to boost ATTENDANCE. Some regionals don't look that way because they have to break up conference members and sometimes there is just nowhere else to send someone (ex: not make JSU a 3 seed just to keep 'em local - that kind of thing). They are trying to boost attendance with what they set up. SO, if they're gonna do that...fine, but pay attention to make sure the venue can handle it.

[messageboardsuperhero]

Y'all are bitching like you DESERVE tickets. Seriously, we're playing on the road - what did you really expect??? For them to open up 3/4 of the seats to a visiting team's fanbase so that fanbase could ruin their home advantage?

I wasn't expecting them to give us half of their tickets and take away their homefield advantage- they earned it. I just thought it was a little ridiculous when there was talk about not setting aside ANY tickets for visiting fans. How would family get into the games? In every other college sporting event I've ever been to, the home team gives visitors a small allotment of tickets for visiting fans and family. We did this last year in our regional as well.

But guess what? The rumors were wrong, and ULL apparently has set aside some tickets for each visiting school- so I have no complaints.

[Dawg61]

the problem is the system is outdated. Stop selling entire weekend passes that get gobbled up by the host fans that only play in 25-33% of the games. Sell individual games and have them open up immediately as they are known and fans need to buy them asap or something anything would be better that what is going on right now.

[Political Hack]

I'm bringing a trailer. I'll expect y'all to have a spot cleared outside of the left field fence for me to park it.***

[Drugdog]

I have a room Friday night , will I be able to get a Friday afternoon tix?

[BulldogBear]

I'm bringing a trailer. I'll expect y'all to have a spot cleared outside of the left field fence for me to park it.***

Don't have a chainsaw. Sorry. You'll have to bring it.

[HailHud]

I have a room Friday night , will I be able to get a Friday afternoon tix?

You shouldn't have any problems getting your hands on some for game 1

I would recommend visiting www.raginpagin.com and playing nice. Someone should be able to help you out

Most there regularly pull for your football team and specifically for Mullen to be successful

[Dawg61]

You shouldn't have any problems getting your hands on some for game 1

I would recommend visiting www.raginpagin.com and playing nice. Someone should be able to help you out

Most there regularly pull for your football team and specifically for Mullen to be successful

Nice name

[BirdofParadise]

The NCAA requires that hosting schools provide 200 tickets for each regional participant school. Usually, parents of players gobble those up pretty quickly.

Buying tournament booklets is standard operating proceedure. Single game tickets, if available, go on sale day of game.

It is likely the stadium will be sold out before booklets can go on sale to the general public.

However, the only time you'll have an issue is if you're playing the Cajuns. Otherwise, tickets will be easy to come by.

I've been to Dudy Noble before. The left field lounge (now the whole outfield lounge LOL) is a great tradition.

You'll find the hospitality here to your liking.

[HailHud]

You'll find the hospitality here to your liking.

Ditto. We have a "cooking club" that regularly feeds opposing teams and fans. For the regional, there will be more tailgating and general partying going on.


* We do sell a nice variety of beer at home games. With this being a ncaa run event though, not sure if it will be available

[Pioneer Dawg]

We need Engie to come in using his arrows on Google Maps to show where the best tailgate areas are from the air

[Dawg61]

We need Engie to come in using his arrows on Google Maps to show where the best tailgate areas are from the air

Hahaha GOLD

[Dawg61]

Ditto. We have a "cooking club" that regularly feeds opposing teams and fans. For the regional, there will be more tailgating and general partying going on.


* We do sell a nice variety of beer at home games. With this being a ncaa run event though, not sure if it will be available

Can't y'all just cut down all the pine trees and let us rednecks build a giant tailgate for the weekend? you'll make enough money to buy 4,000 more pine trees

[TheRef]

If we could invade the track we could take advantage of that.

[Pioneer Dawg]

I we paid admission, would they let us stand around the OF wall? That's good money they'd be turning away.

Shit they could set up vendors (especially if beer sales are allowed) and make a KILLING

[Drugdog]

This thread has turned into a Elitedawgs Remembers.

[Dawg61]

Ohhhh dibs on the lawn behind the pine trees behind LF. We could set up about 100 maroon tents there!! Junction 2.0 y'all

[TheRef]

Ohhhh dibs on the lawn behind the pine trees behind LF. We could set up about 100 maroon tents there!! Junction 2.0 y'all

#InvadeTheTrack

[M.Fillmore]

I went to the San Diego messageboard. They are a nice friendly bunch. Yet I had to laugh when one guy posted that Lafayette "has decent Cajun food." That is about like saying that Parish has decent French food.

[Dawg61]

#InvadeTheTrack

Ok take over the track AND the spacious lawn but we're gonna have to do it like this