Austin Bechtold

And I heard Pat Bostic talking about this with the morning guys earlier this week that the stadium as is with the 68 plus thousand capacity, it was like the second or third biggest in the ACC.

Maybe Clemson, maybe Florida State higher than those.

So this brings it down a couple of notches and I think that's right where it should be.

Because now if Pitt can

You know, even put some advertisements on those tarps.

Who knows?

That's money.

That's revenue.

And that is going to be the most important thing.

It's always the most important thing, but definitely now in college sports.

I think it's a good move to cut it down because that also drives the demand a little bit more when there is a big game in the building.

Supply and demand, the oldest adage of business in the entire book.

Joe, did I mention to you my very funny slash very unrealistic, more so unrealistic than anything else, the stadium route they should have gone way back when?

What?

Just plop another dome right on top of the peat.

And the capacity didn't have to be more than like 30K.

I mean, that would make it feel like a big deal.

I mean, think about it in this sense.

Well, I mean, you could see it with other places that have smaller venues, but think about like Duke basketball.

I mean, that's a very tiny, tiny place.