What year was that shot taken, toothpick?

 

1979, I tried to post a 2010 one of the exact same shot but it kept telling me the file size exceeded allowed size

Here is another shot of CAM Stadium taken a few years ago. This wasn't one of the high attendance games, but it was taken at the right time.

 

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2C, on a normal regular season Friday night, what percentage of the home bleachers are filled? Obviously the night I was there was the playoffs and it was full, while this picture looks around 75%.

War Memorial Stadium, Mayfield

 

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I know there is visitors side seating at Mayfield, but has it always been there?

Of course I'm biased, but gimmie Rash Stadium all day, every day. I love the old-school feel and the fact that there's no track around the stadium. You're literally right on top of the action on either side. Last year, the school installed end zone seats which is where the OHS students and band sit. There are concessions on both sides of the stadium. The only thing really lacking is enough bathrooms, but other than that, it's great. The field turf that was installed in 2006 has held up great. Only OHS football games are played on it which helps the longevity of the turf. Rash Stadium has seen it's share of great games over the years and is sure to see many more.

 

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That does look pretty cool. I love that you can sit right on the goal line.

I know there is visitors side seating at Mayfield, but has it always been there?

 

Yes, it has always atleast in my lifetime

Though I have never been, I continue to hear good things about the facilities at Montgomery County.

Though I have never been, I continue to hear good things about the facilities at Montgomery County.

 

I haven't been since they went to turf but even on grass it was a nice facility.

 

Photo tweeted out today by Highlands. Good look at the new turf. This is a really neat place to watch football.

I haven't been since they went to turf but even on grass it was a nice facility.

 

I was kind of surprised they went to turf.

 

Of all the stadiums in Kentucky who took the most pride in their grass it was Montgomery County who seemed to take the most pride.

 

I remember going to the Rec Bowl and marveling how pristine the grass was.

 

Tryed this the other day and it didn't work. Here is Hazard stadium..

Their is and will be no place better to watch a Football game then Putnam Stadium............ End of the discussion!!!!!

I think as much as a stadium, the people also add ambience of Friday Night Lights and that is why Harland County will always be my favorite place to watch a game.

 

Everything about that place is awesome. The stadium to the home town fans. They are rabid fans but also after the game may be one of the nicest group of people you will ever meet. If it wasn't such a long drive I'd try and get down there a couple times a year if I could.

Bell County's new turf field will be awesome.

I like Ashlands Stadium. Classic and always will be I hope. However, I think one of my favorite stadiums was Hazard and not for any of the reasons everyone is posting here. I remember going to the stadium and jumping over mud holes to get to your seat on the visitors side . Natural grass with a few rough spots,(or mud HAZARDS). Everyone was so nice. It was the way football was suppose to be or use to be. Muggy night, hospitality, and by the end of the game the fog had settled in. It was one of the neatest game atmospheres I had been to in awhile. I think, however, it was a temporary setting as they were building a new stadium. What a shame. Loved the football experience that night.

Manual Stadium trumps them all

 

I was surprised to see this not listed. Great place to watch a game.