here is what would make it better for me:

Chair seating - arms with cup holders and chair backs along with enough room to fit a reasonably sized person. At least in all season ticket seats - screw the visitors.

Wider aisles so I don't have to stand up for every single person who needs to get to or from their seat.

If you're not selling out you can do those two things and create a demand. Drop capacity to 75,000 or so and make it a tough ticket that people really want.

Constant scroll of scores for all D1 football and basketball games being played that day along with all four of the major professional leagues.

Remove the visiting fans from the midfield section in the east stands - #badword# that noise. Give it back to the band and the students. Those that don't behave during games in the first half of the season lose their seats for the year, those that misbehave the second half of the season lose their seats for the rest of the year and all of the next season.

Arrange former player meet & greet or autograph sessions pregame indoor at the O'Dome complete with relevant highlights running on the replay screens on a frequent basis. It doesn't have to be Emmitt or Timmy, I'd be happy to see Fred Weary or Sam McCorkle.

Banana Man

Quality cell service and wifi

Move the cheerleaders around during the game. Only the same sections get to see and hear them during game play.

Ban smoking within 100,000 feet of the stadium.

Close University Avenue to traffic from NW 20^th Terr to NW 13^th St and make it a pedestrian only, open container zone.

Yeah, I know it is the popular trend now, but if I wanted to go to an NFL game I would go to an NFL game.

College bands are part of the college football experience. Marching bands are part of the pageantry. THAT is the experience you are selling. Not the latest "hit" song piped in over the loudspeakers to the point that you can't talk to the person next to you. College bands allow many more students to BE a part of the game.

So, limit the piped in music please.