Has an awesome setting. They are losing to Kansas 4-1 in the bottom is 6.

Yes, Utah Valley has a nice set up too.

Luckily for BYU they travel to Austin this season, they might not have gotten the series in since I'm sure Pierce would complain about the the glare off the snow might cause blindness.

Speaking of Pierce, I wonder if Rice would be willing to drop Cruz Jr. to allow him to come back an be the Owls head coach if this is his last year at t.u. I think Pierce is a good coach, done well everywhere he has been but Austin is not a good fit for him especially with sippie coming to the SEC. I think he'll thrive better as a big fish in a smaller pond or at least get Rice somewhat resembling what they once were.

This one is still the best to me.

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That's the plan for the new stadium on Lake Bryan

Pepperdine?

Maybe we can have a couple of guys in kayaks waiting for home run balls like SF.

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Pepperdine?

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Yes.

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Maybe we can have a couple of guys in kayaks waiting for home run balls like SF.

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not a popular idea but if you moved it to Midtown Bryan with the new tennis venue, you'd have a lake to back up to and a bunch of nice restaurants and bars

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Agree. We were there for both series. It was glorious.

And I could almost walk to games

BYU, Pepperdine, and App State have to be top 3 as far as scenic views go

Pepperdine …… lock thread .

It really depends. Give me mountains over beaches, any day

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It really depends. Give me mountains over beaches, any day

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No doubt - I say this at least twice a week!

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It really depends. Give me mountains over beaches, any day

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Mountain lake, best of both worlds (as long as you don't mind ice cold water too much)

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Agree. We were there for both series. It was glorious.

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It looks like it seats about 100 people. Where are the stands?

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Agree. We were there for both series. It was glorious.

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It looks like it seats about 100 people. Where are the stands?

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That shot is from a ridge of sorts that overlooks the park. The seating is close to the field. If the seats went all the way up to where the photo is taken, it would be a big park capacity-wise.

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Not for baseball in the spring. Maybe I the summer time. For college baseball season, you can't beat the weather and views at Pepperdine.

Drove by a few years back during the fall

Frisco, CO little league field when we went in December

Remember the Ags vs Pepperdine game a few years back? Had to get a one-day subscription to watch. They had ONE CAMERA locked in place from high and behind home plate.

ONE CAMERA!!!!!

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Agree. We were there for both series. It was glorious.

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It looks like it seats about 100 people. Where are the stands?

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that's about 52 more seats than they need most weeks

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Considering Gavin, Jace, Braden, et.al., ... you're going to need a bigger boat.

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Agree. We were there for both series. It was glorious.

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It looks like it seats about 100 people. Where are the stands?

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It looks like it seats about 100 people. Where are the stands?

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It's a beautiful field for sure. Not a bad seat in the house.

Loving this awesome article by @MLB about our beautiful @AppBaseball field! https://t.co/e2GGGmfGHQ

— Nelson Aerial Pros (@NelsonAerials) November 16, 2019

App State's field is amazing too!

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BYU, Pepperdine, and App State have to be top 3 as far as scenic views go

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I've seen the App State pictures. While it is pretty:

1. You're not going to get those fall colors in baseball season. They will be bare trees for half the season.
2. The overhead views are gorgeous, but when you're sitting it the stands, I don't think you would see that much.

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AggieBand2004 said:

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I've seen the App State pictures. While it is pretty:

1. You're not going to get those fall colors in baseball season. They will be bare trees for half the season.
2. The overhead views are gorgeous, but when you're sitting it the stands, I don't think you would see that much.

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Yes, I'm sure the view from the stands is not a majestic. That's true about all of these places, to some extent.

This is what Pepperdine looked like from the stands

twk beat me to it. If we're talking spectacular views from the stands, only BYU has a leg up. With Pepperdine and App State, you're seeing two different kinds of trees

Heck if we are talking a ballpark in a nice setting, how about Sam's old park behind the pine curtain. Of course you have to ignore the actual lack of real stands but still a nice place to catch a game on a sunny spring day.

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Heck if we are talking a ballpark in a nice setting, how about Sam's old park behind the pine curtain. Of course you have to ignore the actual lack of real stands but still a nice place to catch a game on a sunny spring day.

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Boshamer Stadium in Chapel Hill probably wins the pine derby.

That's beautiful but my eyes are watering just looking at it.

University of Utah isn't bad either. They play in a AAA stadium in Salt Lake. That part of the country is truly beautiful.



Utah baseball plays in perhaps one of the most beautiful settings in the nation. Smith's Ballpark, nestled in downtown Salt Lake City, offers sprawling views of the 11,000-foot peaks of the Wasatch Mountain Range

We stayed in Heber City for a night a couple years ago. Absolutely gorgeous views.