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The stadium looks great! The field has been covered with a tarp. In fact, while we were eating dinner crews were plowing the snow off the tarp. A big swath of the midfield was exposed and the grass looked as green as the middle of June. Our players were taking lots of pictures of the stadium and surroundings – they are really enjoying the experience.
Quote from: John CurrieThe stadium looks great! The field has been covered with a tarp. In fact, while we were eating dinner crews were plowing the snow off the tarp. A big swath of the midfield was exposed and the grass looked as green as the middle of June. Our players were taking lots of pictures of the stadium and surroundings – they are really enjoying the experience.You really have to appreciate the lengths that those fine folks have gone to to make it feel like home for us K-State fans.I don't know what we'd do at KSU without a good tarp. There's a million and one uses for them.
Yankees chief operating officer Lonn Trost said on Tuesday afternoon that workers were removing snow from the plaza surrounding the building, within the concourses and around the seats after nearly two feet of snow fell in the New York City area on Sunday and early Monday morning."The fact that we had the sixth-largest snow storm really isn't going to stop us from making this a success," Trost said at the Times Square Visitor's Center in Manhattan at a press conference to kickoff the Pinstripe Bowl. "... We want this to be as pristine as it is on any July or August day when fans come out to watch baseball."
First class amenities, boys. This is why you party with the most successful sports franchise in America.QuoteYankees chief operating officer Lonn Trost said on Tuesday afternoon that workers were removing snow from the plaza surrounding the building, within the concourses and around the seats after nearly two feet of snow fell in the New York City area on Sunday and early Monday morning."The fact that we had the sixth-largest snow storm really isn't going to stop us from making this a success," Trost said at the Times Square Visitor's Center in Manhattan at a press conference to kickoff the Pinstripe Bowl. "... We want this to be as pristine as it is on any July or August day when fans come out to watch baseball."[/b]http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/bowls10/news/story?id=5963902