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Best High School Football Stadium

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My daddy can beat up your daddy.:argue:

 

Seriously, my favorite stadiums are Johnson Central, Putnam and Rockcastle.

 

Great picks :thumb:

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We have a great field at LCC. We have the sports turf and of course a Jumbotron, which puts us as the only school I believe to have one. We do our starting lineups on it, with each player telling his name and position. We also have instant replay on it. If someone will tell me how, I will post a pic of it.

After watching the Frankfort and Danville game from the Danville stands I really like Danville's field.

...and of course a Jumbotron, which puts us as the only school I believe to have one.
We had one, but got rid of it.
Good Lordy, now its stadium envy. Do you guys (X and T) every give it a rest? I respect the heck out of your schools and programs, but the constant bickering back and forth over who is best at every little thing does not reflect favorably on the schools' fans.

 

All you have to do is look at which side usually starts it...

I do agree that the facilities in general are probably the best in NoKY...BUT, the next game you go to, grab the best seat you can find on the visitors side...You won't think it is so great anymore.

 

Unfortunately, I believe local building codes restricted the height on the visitors side. It is truly the only negative aspect of the new stadium/complex.

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