From Athens- Friday Thoughts

Is there really a ongoing problem with the toilets overflowing? Can any season tickets holders confirm the toilets regularly back up. This is hard for me to believe. I have been to a lot of events over the years. Can't ever remember the toilets overflowing except for one high school game. Just hard for me to believe it's an ongoing thing at Sanford stadium. Anyone?


If this happened once it was probably caused by a stopped up drain line. If it's a problem at every game, the drain line is to small. Might need to call some big dogs from Atlanta, sounds like an injuneer problem.

Edit...also dealt with overflowing toilets at a nascar event. NASCAR and backed up toilets...no good...

Wartdawg, think you were right. Will post this as it was published by the AJC and a UGA grad.

There is a time to be "factual" and there is also a time to be "silly".

ugafans.blog.ajc.com/2015/01/24/its-past...nic-sanford-stadium/

Does not answer my question...

Does the sewer pipe routinlely back up? That is a public Heath "situation". If I was a bama fifty year season ticket holder I would tell nick (not that he would care) to get bent if the toilets backed up at all home games. I ain't walking in piss while wearing sandles. I just can't believe this happens in Athens and am calling bs.

Your question could be answered by Greg McGarity, Athletic Director, give him a call.

Buc wrote: Your question could be answered by Greg McGarity, Athletic Director, give him a call.

I don't really care enough to pursue with Greg. Doubt he would take my call anyhow. If he did I'd expect to hear it backed up one time.

Just stating my opinion that it's hard to believe. I'd just turn my tickets in, not sure why others would accept. Also wonder where the overflow sewage flows? Does it drip down to lower levels?

Edit... I can accept the bathrooms need renovating. I can't believe the toilets routinely overflow dumping pee on the floor. Someone tell me the toilets routinely overflow during games, and I will hang my head in shame.