We headed out to Baylor to witness the inaugural game at the new McLane Stadium at Baylor University. It was an amazing experience. Our parking lot was at the Ferrell Center so we walked along the river to the stadium. It is amazing how they have cleaned up the river and made such a beautiful walkway. Christa took a picture of Greerson and Daryl across the river from the stadium as we walked along the river. After we crossed the river on the pedestrian bridge we ran into Daryl's cousin Cathy Reynolds and her husband. They had come down for the game. Their son is at Baylor this Fall. We were a little early and it was incredibly hot so we found a spot in the shade and enjoyed the view of the sailgaters. Once we were inside the stadium it was amazing! There were concession stands for each section and video monitors so you don't miss the game action while your in line for food. Before the game began there were several awesome moments. The presentation of the new HD video board was awesome. They showed a history of Baylor Football just before the players took the field running between the Baylor Line and under and arch of fire. The Baylor Line looked huge coming into the stadium. The Band was absolutely amazing. They performed part of the show that was performed at the opening game of Floyd Casey Stadium. The most amazing moment was when it came time for the coin toss and President George W. Bush actually tossed the coin. It was a most memorable time. The best part was that Baylor won by a large margin.
This was an incredible moment! President George W. and Laura Bush
Laura Bush with RGIII and his wife
President Bush
RG III and his statue
Sailgaters
Greerson and Christa checking out the stadium
Greerson and Christa waiting for the game to start
Greerson and Daryl in our seats
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Daryl and Greerson on the Brazos |
Daryl and Greerson in our seats
The sailgating area outside the stadium
The scoreboard
The game
RG III directing the Golden Wave Band at halftime
One last look at the stadium on our way out
This was a presentation of the keys to the city
The stadium at night
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