Thoughts from a Bobcat fan

[Cats2506]

I would be in favor of reoccurring home and homes, have games every 2 years in alternating locations.

[jakejc795]

If memory serves me correctly we had a home and home with Montana and they bought out the return to Brookings. I assume the admins at Montana have changed, but they did not show any integrity. At least with Costello we have a relationship and that has brought strategic scheduling with multiple sports.

I suppose that history could be leveraged to make their trip here the first game of any new home-and-home, but I suspect they'd want to have the initial game there.

The Jacks' first game versus the 'Cats was in Great Falls, MT. Too bad Rapid doesn't have the facilities to host a "road" home game to help grow the West River Jacks fanbase.

[ringthebells]

How many people can O'Hara hold? I like (am intrigued by) the idea of a game out west. If Western Oregon had been on Labor Day weekend Saturday, how large of a crowd would it have drawn?

Edit: I just looked it up, 3500 seats, 150 tailgate spots, record crowd 5000. Never mind, that isn't going to cut it.

[jakejc795]

How many people can O'Hara hold? I like (am intrigued by) the idea of a game out west. If Western Oregon had been on Labor Day weekend Saturday, how large of a crowd would it have drawn?

Edit: I just looked it up, 3500 seats, 150 tailgate spots, record crowd 5000. Never mind, that isn't going to cut it.

Yeah, they might as well just play it in Spearfish.

[Prairiehaas]

Yeah, they might as well just play it in Spearfish.

4200 seats there with fewer hotels.

[jakejc795]

4200 seats there with fewer hotels.

Yeah, I was being sarcastic. Guess they could play a neutral site game in Laramie

[Prairiehaas]

Yeah, I was being sarcastic. Guess they could play a neutral site game in Laramie

I'm happier keeping home games at home.

[jakejc795]

I'm happier keeping home games at home.

Yeah, me too. I'm excited for Target Field game, but I'm not necessarily keen on it becoming an annual tradition