With all the planning that took place, how could they NOT REALIZE?

[bucsfan67]

.....that this scoreboard in Arlington was TOO LOW, and would be a problem with punts....?


Just seems like there were too many people around, and you know the NFL bigwigs were looking over every aspect of this stadium, and with all the time this took, that no one would notice that this scoreboard is WAY too low....

It doesnt just get hit on a freak play, they were nailing it in practice, and its been hit twice during the game, and just missed a 3rd time.....

I doubt its gonna be real easy to move it at this point either...as heavy as they said it was, its not just hanging on a couple of ropes that you could adjust.....

very bad planning for such an awesome looking stadium..

 

[OnWisconsin]

ole jerry's just gonna have to spend a few more mill

it was almsot as funny as the ref saying "false start on everybody but the center...."

 

[bucsfan67]

yeah, that was good...

 

[Dante]

... oops started a sep. thread

 

[RobFunk]

That TV is obnoxiously big

 

[punter]

Wouldn't you think that between the Cowboys and their architects

That someone would know how high a punt gos.

 

[bigtex]

I will be there starting next week. I think some adjustments will need to take place. Starting with those Walmart $29 PARTY tickets that they are selling to the games when some of us spent several GRAND to secure a seat for life.

 

[punter]

Sorry I didn't see this before I posted the same thing.

 

[punter]

Some powerful person please join this with Bucksfan67 thread.

 

[patswin]

Can't wait to hear all about it the next few weeks until they get it fixed

 

[barman]

merged the two threads

 

[krk1030]

Tony Romo turns the ball over so much they forgot about punts.

 

[goblue12]

Michigan made the same mistake at first when building a new practice facility. Big mess, took an extra year to raise the roof for the punters.

 

[TheFunkMonkey]

Appears as though Jones won't move the board.

When did entertainment/gimmicks become more important than the actual game?

More evidence that college football > NFL. College fans just need a seat and some well-placed bottles of liquor.

NFL fans need video, cheerleaders, pyro, etc.