re: Any chance of more seating at Sanford stadium.

The hipster students don't even bother with tickets. Now, the Greek Life students- they love to show up late and leave early.

A&m won't have a problem selling the stadium and barring a complete colas during the season, the won't have much of a problem filling the seats either. They have had one of the larger student populations for over 50 years in the country, which leads to one of the larger alumni populations.

where would you put the seats?...the 600 section is beyond ridiculous. any additions such as a third level in the endzone would be even worse..

would rather see all the other facilities brought out of the 1980's.

future predictions imply less attendance with such liberal TV coverage and rising gameday costs...lots of folks stay home or meet in groups to view the games...with the cost rising and such TV coverage the guess is less attendance in the future..I think past 90,000 most stadiums become so big and cumbersome that it becomes a nightmare just to park, much less tailgate, postgame pub crawl then go home around midnight. then do it again 6 more times in a 2 month period...

The AD has to look 20 or more years into the future. If the NFL goes to minor leagues, and TV revenue drops, and competition from other entertainment sources keeps getting more reliable, like the ability to watch a game on my phone, seamlessly, and run my own replays etc, or even on my own TV, and more and more baby boomer season ticket holders start dying off, and the economy never really gets better because this is the new normal, young people don't jump off into good entry level jobs after college that would afford them regular gameday excursions, they may have some trouble filling the existing seats in the future. AD's fiscal responsibility means he has to look out further than the 2 or 3 years it would take to build it. And its worth mentioning at this point, the AD's cash reserves are actually less than half of what the AD's debt currently is.