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Post by lsuson on Jun 18, 2017 16:22:55 GMT -8
He's right about ballparks in south LA. Some are nicer than many college programs. And the Florida st vs LSU game filled our nicely by the third inning. Will be a nice showing of LSU fans tomorrow night. We travel well. Hope some of the OSU fans make it was well.
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Post by baseba1111 on Jun 18, 2017 16:44:16 GMT -8
Barbe, JC, and Jesuit right off top Lol... Barbe is a typical 5A HS field... there is no "stadium" to it except in its title. JC = John Curtis Christian? And Jesuit? Both private... both have nice HS fields nothing absolutely nothing to compare to Goss even before recent additions. Your BS about LA/ schools/ stadiums might fill some, but I've been there, seem the facilities of most schools. Your state has the 3rd lowest rate of parents with at least one having a college degree. Hence, one of the largest low income student populations because parents are undereducated. School funding is right in the middle, but public schools have very little excess to put in to facilities as a lot is focused on getting kids proficient in Math/ Sciences and Reading/Writing... currently at about 30% for 4th graders and 20% for 8th graders. Your shout outs in support of your team are welcome, but don't blow smoke so weak you can see right thru it about nonsense of comparing the plethora (means "many") of HS fields out shining Goss. Baseball is played in the field. Life is not. Good luck in that. |
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Post by messi on Jun 18, 2017 16:51:48 GMT -8
Oregon State has played baseball on the site Goss Stadium sits longer than the Red Sox have played at Fenway Park. It looks crackerjack because there isn't a whole lot of room to expand. But, I like the historic touch. Its also situated right in the middle of campus, much like the newer MLB ballparks are situated in the middle of cities, instead of in the suburbs.
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