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Sptspage: Hubble telescope finally spots TCU band

Gil LeBreton

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Sptspage: Hubble telescope finally spots TCU band

By DEAN STRAKA
Sptspage.com

About 50 yards north and more than 100 feet high of the Longhorns’ student section, there was a patch of purple and white, perched in the northeast corner of the upper deck, likely with a better view of Round Rock than the turf where Texas would soon hand No. 17 TCU a 31-16 loss.

Wait, what was the TCU marching band doing all the way up in the stratosphere?

Read more at: https://sptspage.com/hubble-telescope-finally-spots-tcu-band/
 

MTfrog5

Active Member
Think the Big 12 either needs to do the SEC rule where a certain number of seats have to be a good location or change it to a % of stadium capacity
 

SportsJunkie

Active Member
We do the same thing, and they also did thag to USC and whoever else they've played at home this year. It's not like they played the fight song much anyway .
 

TxFrog1999

The Man Behind The Curtain
Actually, that corner of AGC is acoustically beneficial, so instead of making it a point of hiding the band in the corner it amplifies their overall sound. I've said since day one of the renovation they should put the visiting band somewhere else, but unfortunately the worst place for a band to sit in AGC is where our band is.
 

flyfishingfrog

Active Member
Dont we put the opposing band in the nosebleeds?
We put them in the 200’s on the east side

Not exactly the same thing
Just because there isn’t a section above it doesn’t mean it’s the nose bleeds

We could easily put them in th 400’s in the West

We have a lot of fans with worse seats than the visitor band

That wasn’t true at DKR last weekend
 
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