Topic: Baseball stadium picture

[chris88]

https://scontent-dfw5-1.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.36329-15/356412586_805659394222280_3566647829563595845_n.jpg?_nc_cat=102&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=8ae9d6&_nc_ohc=P-OWOSxlZDQAX9eW89Z&_nc_ht=scontent-dfw5-1.cdninstagram.com&edm=AM6HXa8EAAAA&oh=00_AfBX1w27_u5jYqvkXYu2ZFZNp4g6cMni8JZeeI6U2im70Q&oe=64A86775

[W0lfman]

I drove by it last week. Was going to run in and take pics, but they have the whole job site fenced off.

[svherd]

 I assume they'll bring the overheard canopy all the way around the first base side as well?

[coalherd]

Does MU have one or more of those web cams set up around the stadium site allowing access/viewing 24/7?  If not, why not?  Obviously would create a LOT of interest IMO from MU fans, the general public, perhaps future student athletes, etc.  Marshall had those along nearby 3rd Avenue sites when the Byrd Buidling and the Weisburg Engineering Bldg. were being built, IIRC.  With time lapse photography, it is pretty interesting watching the progress of such a formidable facility being built.  Use to follow a similar set up when JMU built their new Basketball Arena a few years back.  Believe MU is missing an opportunity to build interest in the Baseball Facility, and the Baseball program overall, by not making an opportunity for public viewing of the construction available, if that indeed the case.

[GoHerd35]

Does MU have one or more of those web cams set up around the stadium site allowing access/viewing 24/7?  If not, why not?  Obviously would create a LOT of interest IMO from MU fans, the general public, perhaps future student athletes, etc.  Marshall had those along nearby 3rd Avenue sites when the Byrd Buidling and the Weisburg Engineering Bldg. were being built, IIRC.  With time lapse photography, it is pretty interesting watching the progress of such a formidable facility being built.  Use to follow a similar set up when JMU built their new Basketball Arena a few years back.  Believe MU is missing an opportunity to build interest in the Baseball Facility, and the Baseball program overall, by not making an opportunity for public viewing of the construction available, if that indeed the case.

It is not the case.

[coalherd]

Thanks.  Thought perhaps we had such a set-up.  Hope it is readily identified and accessible on Herd Zone!!

[chris88]

Thanks.  Thought perhaps we had such a set-up.  Hope it is readily identified and accessible on Herd Zone!!

They have it on top of baseball page on Herdzone. Unfortunately, at this point, the angle of the camera doesn't show anything but construction equipment. None of what's seen in the photo above is visable on the webcam.

[coalherd]

They have it on top of baseball page on Herdzone. Unfortunately, at this point, the angle of the camera doesn't show anything but construction equipment. None of what's seen in the photo above is visable on the webcam.

Ummm, chris88, sounds like someone in the AD needs to take a cue from "The Tan Man", and "get that fixed"!!

[WindMillersDad]

Does MU have one or more of those web cams set up around the stadium site allowing access/viewing 24/7?  If not, why not?  Obviously would create a LOT of interest IMO from MU fans, the general public, perhaps future student athletes, etc.  Marshall had those along nearby 3rd Avenue sites when the Byrd Buidling and the Weisburg Engineering Bldg. were being built, IIRC.  With time lapse photography, it is pretty interesting watching the progress of such a formidable facility being built.  Use to follow a similar set up when JMU built their new Basketball Arena a few years back.  Believe MU is missing an opportunity to build interest in the Baseball Facility, and the Baseball program overall, by not making an opportunity for public viewing of the construction available, if that indeed the case.

ecause it makes to much sense ..... I asked Spears if he was going to do it and he stated, "THATS A GREAT IDEA ... WE NEED TO MAKE THAT HAPPEN !"