Florida teams now allowed full stadiums

[OrngeJuiceJones]

Will this happen for us?

 

[Jaws]

I think this is only affecting NFL games at the moment; Jacksonville, Tampa and Miami. I have not heard that this changes anything at the major colleges in Florida. I’m pretty sure the stadium capacity would still be left up to the Universities, plus the SEC would likely have a say as well. The University would not necessarily agree to greater capacity even though the Governor has said it’s okay.

 

[maxorange]

The Dolphins declined his offer....at least in the short-term

 

[golfballs]

Nm

 

[NATHAN05]

I think this is only affecting NFL games at the moment; Jacksonville, Tampa and Miami. I have not heard that this changes anything at the major colleges in Florida. I’m pretty sure the stadium capacity would still be left up to the Universities, plus the SEC would likely have a say as well. The University would not necessarily agree to greater capacity even though the Governor has said it’s okay.

Jaws is correct

 

[illvol]

Florida still has to abide by SEC guidelines

I may be completely mistaken here, but I thought it was said in another thread that the SEC isn’t, or hasn’t limited stadium attendance and it was an individual state decision.

 

[golfballs]

I may be completely mistaken here, but I thought it was said in another thread that the SEC isn’t, or hasn’t limited stadium attendance and it was an individual state decision.

Just checked, that in fact is correct

 

[dobre_shunka]

Jacksonville. Full. Stadium.

First time those three words were used in the same sentence.

 

[ptcarter]

I sort of expected this to start happening. If you followed the season ticket thread, somewhere in UT's verbiage on ticket allocation - buried in the (exaggeration follows) the 4th sentence of the 5th paragraph, it states that tickets could become available as the restrictions relax. I read that and thought.. OK...We are gonna have a full house at the A&M and UF games. I still believe that.

 

[jpope9]

Jacksonville. Full. Stadium.

First time those three words were used in the same sentence.

underrated comment.

 

[VFLCodyGBO]

Jacksonville. Full. Stadium.

First time those three words were used in the same sentence.

Still haven’t been used in the same sentence from what I’ve seen.

 

[bUTchLookin4Dimez]

Still haven’t been used in the same sentence from what I’ve seen.

Jacksonville full stadium. There. I. Did. It.

 

[dobre_shunka]

Still haven’t been used in the same sentence from what I’ve seen.

You'll make someone a great ex-wife one day.

 

[sonofUT62]

Jacksonville. Full. Stadium.

First time those three words were used in the same sentence.

Its early, but definitely post of the month so far. At least in the FF.

 

[hUTch2002]

Jacksonville. Full. Stadium.

First time those three words were used in the same sentence.

Except for bowl games with UT fans!

 

[beachvol23]

It depends on the cities

 

[Boca Vol]

Except for bowl games with UT fans!

It was a good crowd but nowhere near full.

 

[MWAVolfan]

The only stadium in the whole state of florida that could draw more than 15,000 is in Gainsville.

 

[hUTch2002]

It was a good crowd but nowhere near full.

Liar! We fill every stadium every game!

 

[tennesseeduke]

Jacksonville. Full. Stadium.

First time those three words were used in the same sentence.

The Vandy of the NFL

 

[ClockworkOrange]

UGA is ramping up a little more slowly. 50K each week.

 

[volfaninky]

Jacksonville. Full. Stadium.

First time those three words were used in the same sentence.

Reminds me of Vandy

 

[driscokid]

60k Floridians in one place sounds like a great idea. Stay out of the pisser....

 

[OrangeTsar]

That, if realized, would give UF an unfair advantage over teams with stadium restrictions. The SEC should step in and prohibit full stadiums until all schools can do it at the same time.

 

[Joefoxx]

Jacksonville. Full. Stadium.

First time those three words were used in the same sentence.

Fills up every year for the worlds largest outdoor cocktail party.