Well now...

[SDHornet]

…Hornet Stadium isn’t the only place with bathroom issues. And I don’t recall the horrible bathroom situation at HS ever gwtting to the point of Wrigley Field:

CHICAGO – On the bright side of the 30-minute-long bathroom lines at an under-renovation Wrigley Field that forced desperate patrons to relieve themselves in empty cups and corners of the venerable old ballpark, at least they didn't have to watch what unfolded on the field beneath them.

Thank you Cubs!

 

[SJHornet]

They shipped in hundreds of port-a-potties today. On a completely unrelated note, I discovered Hornet is a temporary replica of Cal's Edwards Stadium.

http://www.stadiumjourney.com/stadiums/edwards-stadium-s2210

 

[josephpoint]

had not thought about Edwards Stadium and Hornet Stadium being similar but suppose they do sort of look alike. Edward Stadium has bathrooms and all concrete but it truly is a dump. A old crumbling dump.

 

[josephpoint]

Should have said that Edwards Stadium is more of a very old, historic stadium that has seen it's glory days come and go. It is not a dump but just a very , very old place that is of course great for track and soccer as lesser sports at most schools. The sports facilities at Cal are fantastic and the school has done amazing things at transforming Memorial Stadium and the old Harman Gym into Haas Pavilion. And the facilities for a school with so many sports are truly something to envy. Sac State would be truly blessed to have what Cal has. A stadium style tennis complex, an Olympic size pool, etc. One can dream to have such things at 6,000 J Street some day.