Letter: South Carolina Stadium Parking
FITS – I doubt if this rises to the level of publication as a news story but it’s a pet You must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
FITS – I doubt if this rises to the level of publication as a news story but it’s a pet You must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
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The thing that bothers me about football games at Williams-Brice is the way they treat the State Troopers. The State Highway Patrol who by the way are forced to work the games (on their weekend off) are required to work traffic before and after the games. Unlike the Troopers who work the Clemson games, the Patrolmen working USC games are required to PURCHASE a FULL-PRICE ticket if they want to come into the stadium between their shifts. Way to keep it classy….
But the diesel fumes from all those tractors is a big negative.
It’s not like they’re volunteering their time, they’re getting paid while they’re out there directing traffic. Are they required to come inside the stadium? If not, then why should they be let in for free? Just because they have a badge and a gun?
Yeah, enough with the cop worship. We pay them to do what they do.
There has to be a lot missing from this statement. You can bet on it!
A ticket to a Big Eacc football game is of no value.
Not only that, but patroling the two roads leading to the pasture isn’t that hard…though the tractor traffic does mean you will not get home until 3:00 am after a noon kickoff.
Snort… you dirt peckers are so funny. Maybe if Clemson moved their stadium off campus out to an industrial park it would speed up things. I mean if they follow USC’s plan they’d have all kinds of truck and heavy equipment repair facilities along their route home… maybe even pass through some sketchy ‘hoods too.
I doubt if this rises to the level of publication as a news story…
Heh.
You must be new around here.