Saturday, February 18, 2012

Bathroom Review--Byrd Stadium

Located around the seating bowl, the pooping bowls of Byrd Stadium are pretty much par for the course. It's the urinals—or lack thereof—that set Byrd apart.

Byrd Stadium is one of the few facilities left utilizing the trough. This rarity uses a long metal basin (hence the name) with a constant trickle of water to sweep away the pee. This allows for maximum usage during halftime, when people would much rather use the restroom than watch the university band's "tribute to foam".

Byrd's bathrooms on the whole, however, are pretty sparse. Besides the necessities-troughs, toilets, and the large sinks-there's not much else there. This play decision makes sense for the venue, but a little more room wouldn't necessitate standing within 2 inches of a class of '40 alumnus.

Byrd Stadium's bathrooms aren't spectacular, but why should they be? They do the job, and do it well.

Rating: 3 flushes (2 for the setup, plus 1 for the troughs)

Directions: Look for the big building with the field in the middle of it, idiot.

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