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Could Illinois move its student section at some point? #Illini HC Bret Bielema complimented the student turnout from week one, then said: "The spillover here on the visitor's side... I think eventually if we could put all the students over there it'd be pretty awesome... That's just a very...

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Tracey. W. ILLiniNation 🟧🟦 💙🧡vor 24 Tagen

@TimPowers1974 Fix the end North end zone where the seats go all the way around fill in the two corners then put the visiting fans on that end of the stadium move the students. It’s an easy fix. If you got the money for that scoreboard, you have the money to fix the north end zone

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Glenn Kinleyvor 24 Tagen

From my days as a student at K-State, the students had the best seats in the house (right behind visiting bench) and it was awesome.

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Steph Raquelvor 24 Tagen

It was so much fun where we had Block I and all the Greek blocks back in the day! 🧡💙

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illinidpvor 24 Tagen

Need to put the students back where they were and finish the north end zone with boxes like Iowa and mizzou.

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Chas. A. Davisvor 24 Tagen

in the two years I was in Block I in '95 and '96 I loudly heckled the opposing bench, not that ii did much good for those years to help the Illini win more

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Mike Barbervor 24 Tagen

It is where we sat in the 70’s. Block I was behind the visitor bench. I think it changed after the 80’s.

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Robert Scottvor 23 Tagen

Bret hits all the right notes.

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Kevin A. Cookvor 24 Tagen

He is absolutely correct. It's the way it used to be. Let's get it done.

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Bret Bielema Eravor 24 Tagen

Unreal idea

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