[Log Mtn. Lane]

Why not tell the whole story? Hmmm.

In 2008 Bell County did the same to the Boyle County film crew and staff. The Box at Bell is woefully too small. While I've heard time and again that they "Don't have the money" to expand it, I would disagree. A Press Box doesn't have to be as nice as Boyle's, it just has to be functional. So when years of complaints go by and nothing is done, that tells me exactly what the underlying tone is. (It's a tool to create a home field advantage)

So the precedent was set in 2008. Bell was lucky the Rebels did let the coaches in the press box in 2009 after that event. It might have been cramped and might not have been the top tier for the coaches but it beat the top of a visitor's stands.

This year, nothing changed with the Bell press box and the coaches situation. Why? Because they see it as an advantage. For a program that's as successful as theirs, I just don't get the cheap approaches to "get an edge."

As to the village idiot you experienced, there are certainly some up there. However, at least they aren't lining the End Zone lines and pushing on kids who happen to go off the field chasing a ball.

Enough said. To all the classy Bell fans I've experienced on this site I am sorry for my rant.

(FWIW, I did the radio gig for 10 years and can't tell you the tough places I've sat on top of or stood looking between a crowd of just to see the action and describe it.)

Your Logic is laughable. So let me get this straight. Bell Co. would rather put there coaches on top instead of indoors. Have all of the P.A., home radio commentators and Stat crew jammed in a press box that is too small and outdated to gain what is in your mind an advantage.:please:

Let me guess, the reason that Bell county doesn't have a field house or an indoor facility is all part of a conspiracy to convince opposing teams that bell will be unable to practice in bad weather.

Get a clue Man.