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<blockquote data-quote="78pike" data-source="post: 935810" data-attributes="member: 4030"><p>Seeing our field called a launching pad it got me wondering what the dimensions of all of the parks are in the ACC for comparison. These dimensions all come from Wikipedia. Obviously the dimensions do not take into account wind currents at each location but, based on dimensions alone the Rusty C is far from the smallest. Not all of the listings included the power alleys. So looking at them the 400 foot CF dimension is almost universal. Pitt appears to be the smallest park by far followed by Wake Forest and NC State. While our LF wall is just a couple feet shorter than the median 300 feet we have the longest power alley in left center in the entire league. I guess my conclusion from the dimension comparison is we are far from being the smallest "launching pad" in our conference especially when you look at the LC power alley. Again I don't know how to factor in the wind in any of the parks but I would think with our LF line being blocked by the football facility and RF having the trees behind it, there would be other parks more affected by the wind.</p><p></p><p>GA Tech: LF 328 LC 391 CF 400 RC 353 RF 334</p><p>Miami: LF 330 LC 365 CF 400 RC 365 RF 330</p><p>Clemson: LF 320 LC 370 CF 400 RC 375 RF 330</p><p>BC: LF 330 CF 400 RF 320</p><p>Duke: LF 325 LC 370 CF 400 RC 375 RF 335</p><p>FSU: LF 340 CF 400 RC RF 320</p><p>Louisville: LF 330 LC 375 CF 402 RC 377 RF 330</p><p>NC ST: LF 320 CF 400 RF 330</p><p>ND: LF 330 LC 380 CF 400 RC 380 RF 330</p><p>WF: LF 325 CF 400 RF 325</p><p>UNC: LF 335 LC 375 CF 400 RC 355 RF 340</p><p>Pitt: LF 300 LC 375 CF 405 RC 375 RF 300</p><p>UVA: LF 332 LC 370 CF 404 RC 372 RF 332</p><p>VT: LF 330 CF 400 RF 330</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="78pike, post: 935810, member: 4030"] Seeing our field called a launching pad it got me wondering what the dimensions of all of the parks are in the ACC for comparison. These dimensions all come from Wikipedia. Obviously the dimensions do not take into account wind currents at each location but, based on dimensions alone the Rusty C is far from the smallest. Not all of the listings included the power alleys. So looking at them the 400 foot CF dimension is almost universal. Pitt appears to be the smallest park by far followed by Wake Forest and NC State. While our LF wall is just a couple feet shorter than the median 300 feet we have the longest power alley in left center in the entire league. I guess my conclusion from the dimension comparison is we are far from being the smallest "launching pad" in our conference especially when you look at the LC power alley. Again I don't know how to factor in the wind in any of the parks but I would think with our LF line being blocked by the football facility and RF having the trees behind it, there would be other parks more affected by the wind. GA Tech: LF 328 LC 391 CF 400 RC 353 RF 334 Miami: LF 330 LC 365 CF 400 RC 365 RF 330 Clemson: LF 320 LC 370 CF 400 RC 375 RF 330 BC: LF 330 CF 400 RF 320 Duke: LF 325 LC 370 CF 400 RC 375 RF 335 FSU: LF 340 CF 400 RC RF 320 Louisville: LF 330 LC 375 CF 402 RC 377 RF 330 NC ST: LF 320 CF 400 RF 330 ND: LF 330 LC 380 CF 400 RC 380 RF 330 WF: LF 325 CF 400 RF 325 UNC: LF 335 LC 375 CF 400 RC 355 RF 340 Pitt: LF 300 LC 375 CF 405 RC 375 RF 300 UVA: LF 332 LC 370 CF 404 RC 372 RF 332 VT: LF 330 CF 400 RF 330 [/QUOTE]
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