Coming back to MS for 1st time in 2 decades. Samford tickets?

[blacklistedbully]

Got your passport up to date?
Some would say to get out of Cali and some would say to get into Miss.

It is like a different country out here.

[blacklistedbully]

Don't forget about McCain. I've heard horror stories about that place before the renovation.

The one and only semester I lived on campus I was in Suttle Hall. Spent very little time there, other than sleeping.

[Liverpooldawg]

Thanks all for the input. Any recommendations on where to sit? Personally, I like the thought of being amongst our own...but I'm wondering if it might be better to go for midfield seats on the Samford side...due to my mother's age. Perhaps a little more tame, and less chance of her getting accidentally hurt. I'm thinking there may be more "elbow room" on that side.

The least crowded area for that game will most likely be the upper deck on the west side. If you sit low down the view is great. The concourse is by FAR the least crowded. If it's an afternoon game you aren't facing the sun all the time either, esp if you sit toward the south end. There are elevators to get up there. There are almost always tickets available for non-conference game up there from the ticket office. You can pick your seats online. I love sitting up there, the east side, not so much.

[BulldogBear]

The concession concourse is provided I don't have my directions reversed. Visitor's side is what I'm referring to. It's the concession area that services club level and the upper deck.

He is correct^

Are you sure the east side concourse is AC'd and heated? The Club Level is, but I didn't know any other area was (except suites, of course).

Yes

If you're on the east side (Samford side), you'll be looking into the sun most, if not all, of the game.

There is going to be a Samford side?***