At proud programs such as Tennessee and LSU, deserted stadiums illustrate misery
Posted Oct 5, 2017
Tennessee’s Neyland Stadium seats 102,455, but through a fourth quarter so bleak Saturday, it seemed tumbleweed might blow across, the place looked four-fifths empty. LSU’s Tiger Stadium seats 102,321, and the school has alleged for three decades that the booming crowd rattled the local seismograph in the geoscience complex one night against Auburn in 1988.
(Washington Post)
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