You will be surrounded by a sea of Tar Heel Blue as it should be. While it holds 66,000 it doesn't appear that large when compared to Carter Finely in Raleigh which holds 54,000 thousand. Kenan is an older stadium that has recent updates. It's a fun place to see a game and it's an older stadium which adds to the experience. They aren't the most comfortable but they are a lot better than bleacher seats and carrying your own seatbacks like we have to do at Clemson. What appeared to be 'club' spaces at the top level of all 4 sides also looked very nice and well done. It would cost some money but if the facade and facilities could be improved some, it has great potential to be a premiere venue even if it is a little small. The one thing I do like and have always liked is how Kenan is nestled on campus in the trees and you really don't have much of a sense there's a stadium at all until you enter. I'm not critical of the decision but from an optics standpoint, I don't like it. Kenan is used for other sports as well including some high school events so that adds to the practical side of it.

I hadn't read about the installation of field turf and while I understand the economics and the need in colder climates, I think turf fields overall take away stadium aesthetics. From our seats (about the goal line on the visitors side), the boards were not clear. The display boards on both ends in particular need updating badly. This wasn't my first time but it's been a while and it felt like little has changed which in the world of sports generally is not a good thing.

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