Talk:Smith Spectrum
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[edit] Not encyclopedic
"That is why most big Division-1 schools are scared to schedule games at the Spectrum. It, simply put, is a difficult place to win a ball game." This line appears to have been copied out of the press guide, or maybe a souvenir program. Just about every major college football or basketball program makes a similar claim about its home facility. 4.243.152.108 07:03, 2 January 2007 (UTC)
The tone is wrong, to be sure, but the basic information is factual and verifiable based on Utah State's recent home record as well as the documented difficulty that Morrill has had bringing bigger opponents to Logan. MahlerFan 14:23, 10 March 2007 (UTC)
