Coach Carroll knows all about this sharing-the-same-sideline business we'll be seeing at AT&T Park for the Emerald Bowl next Saturday.
Three times in the '80s, when he was an assistant with the Minnesota Vikings, Carroll experienced the one-sideline idiosyncrasy when visiting Milwaukee County Stadium to play the Green Bay Packers, who used to host a handful of home games per season at the baseball venue in Wisconsin's largest city.
"It's very odd," Carroll recalled of the same-sideline arrangement. "You feel so far away, and it makes for long substitutions on goal-line plays. It's just different coaching like that."
Milwaukee County Stadium, where the Green Bay Packers used to host two or three home games per season, saw teams share one sideline (in what is left field), much like what the Trojans will be experiencing for the Emerald Bowl at AT&T Park next Saturday (though the two teams will be in right field). [Photo courtesy of baseball-fever.com]
Three times in the '80s, when he was an assistant with the Minnesota Vikings, Carroll experienced the one-sideline idiosyncrasy when visiting Milwaukee County Stadium to play the Green Bay Packers, who used to host a handful of home games per season at the baseball venue in Wisconsin's largest city.
"It's very odd," Carroll recalled of the same-sideline arrangement. "You feel so far away, and it makes for long substitutions on goal-line plays. It's just different coaching like that."
Milwaukee County Stadium, where the Green Bay Packers used to host two or three home games per season, saw teams share one sideline (in what is left field), much like what the Trojans will be experiencing for the Emerald Bowl at AT&T Park next Saturday (though the two teams will be in right field). [Photo courtesy of baseball-fever.com]
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