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Guest tigersvoice

The confusion is:  1) The Lamar Student Section was on the visitior's side.  Early in the stadium history that side was often FULL - great student support and turn-out.  2) The team, however, was sometimes on the "Press-box" side and at other times (referring to full seasons) was on the other or, visitor's, side.  I believe it depended on the head coach as to where he wanted the home bench; either in front of all those students or in front of the home stands.

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Guest abovetherim

Yep, I think he is right. I remember going with my dad and watching Larry Haynes or (Coach Haynes now) play and the Lamar bench was on the pressbox side of the stadium. Then I remember going to the games during the Alborn era and the players were on the opposite site of the stadium. Gosh, the first thing I remember when think back was walking behind A. Caldwell and thinking "that is one large guy". 

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It must be common (at least then). 

Off the top of my head I remember , as the visiting team, playing on the pressbox side at Northeast Louisianna (Louisianna Monroe)   SFA   Sam Houston State and  Arizona State.  I'm sure there are a few more if I thought hard about it.

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