May 20, 2022
11:16:45pm
11:16:45pm
I think that's because both choose where to measure elevation
Clicking around it looks like some of the higher Utah gates are up around 4655, whereas the higher BYU gates are only 4650. So both are reporting the highest elevation any portion of the stadium is built at.
Which is... kind of meaningless. Your values are more accurate for the playing field, which takes about 9 feet off of BYU's but closer to 25 off of Utah's reported elevation, this flipping BYU ahead.
FWIW, Air Force Academy also does this, adding that couple extra feet on
Which is... kind of meaningless. Your values are more accurate for the playing field, which takes about 9 feet off of BYU's but closer to 25 off of Utah's reported elevation, this flipping BYU ahead.
FWIW, Air Force Academy also does this, adding that couple extra feet on
Originally posted on May 20, 2022 at 11:16:45pm
Message modified by krindorr on May 20, 2022 at 11:19:12pm
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Wow. I feel like an idiot. I had no idea cedar city was that much higher than SLC/Provo. I thought it was lower.
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