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Seahawk Logo Painted on SB Field
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Cool pic. I've never seen the AZ field outside of the stadium. Pretty cool how they can roll it back in.
Trenchbroom
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That field is like home when we play there. Feels right to have the grass reflect that.
Largent80
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Cardinals fan must be pissed.
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Greenhell":zndd8ptk said:
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Largent80":1u25agtb said:
That has to sting the nostrils!
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Largent80":1nvkcqie said:
Imagine how Niner fans will feel if we 3-peat at Levi...
MUWAHAHAHAHA!!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
HawkFan72
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I forgot they wheel the field in, I was wondering why they had a practice field right next to the stadium.
SnoCoHawk
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Guys were slipping all over that field during the Pro Bowl. Hopefully our team noticed and have taken cleat-related precautions. (And also hopefully the Patriots were too busy with their balls to pay attention.)
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BlueThunder":1br0a83p said:
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The Twelvethman
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Can somebody tell me why the field does this? Is it a dome stadium so they do it for the sun?
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Yes, you are exactly correct, it's a dome stadium and natural grass has never grown indoors.
Plus, I think when the stadium is used for other events, they have a hard floor instead of sod.
Plus, I think when the stadium is used for other events, they have a hard floor instead of sod.
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I'm pretty sure it's to maintain healthy grass. They roll it out to get it's sun-time, then back in when it's had it's fill. They are in the desert.
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Bobblehead":2ife90xz said:
Good point on using it for other events, thought a opening roof would be easier than sliding the whole field out! Never seen it before pretty cool idea.
SeeHawkRun
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Come on,dude's and dudettes. The stadium was built in 2006. How are we all not aware about its natural grass configuration by now? I've actually defended this fanbase against attacks claiming we're all "bandwagoners." Some of you aren't helping.
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SeeHawkRun":1rm9p8ut said:
Dumb post.
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super dumb x2Seanhawk":2ewqstob said:
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I don't pay much attention to other peoples stadiums. I hardly think that has anything to do with me being a bandwagon fan. Fan since 1976. For all I remember, they play in St. Louis. :shock:SeeHawkRun":25jlzux0 said:
I asked Shannon the "Sea Pimp" if their roof was going to be open or closed, as he know many of the Cardinal "bird gang".
Some CARDINAL fan jumps in to make fun of me and tell me, "the roof doesn't open, idiot"........... LOL
She owned herself pretty bad. Talk about bandwagon. :snack:
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