Super Bowl seating outside the stadium

Chase Porter Staff Writer The Super Bowl, which is being played at Cowboys Stadium in the upcoming month has already become sold out. If you want to sit inside the stadium you’re out of luck, but you can still be pretty close to the action. It has been announced that tickets will be sold for 200 dollars a piece to sit on the lawn on the east side of the stadium at game time and view the game on HD TVs. For any people looking into this take this into account. The tickets are 200 dollars to not get into the game. You can watch this game from the comfort of your own home for…

Say goodbye to Texas Stadium

By Wren Culp Staff Writer When Texas Stadium came crumbling down, the eyes of the world seemed to glance upon it. Some looked upon it with sadness, others with joy. But no matter how people look at it, April 11, 2010 is a day to be remembered for sports fans and North Texans. Texas Stadium opened on Oct. 24, 1971 when the Dallas Cowboys become the tenants. The stadium was built for an estimated $35 million. Built to replace the Cotton Bowl, the stadium had a 65,675 capacity limit. From 1972-1981 the Dallas Tornado of the National American Soccer League held their games at the new stadium. Then from 1979 all the way through 1986…