Agreed that it is an opinion. But there is a reason why seats at MLB games 15 rows up in between 1st and 3rd are priced higher than seats 3 rows up in the outfield. It's because those are the far more desired seats due to being much closer to the action, being able to see where a pitch actually is, getting to see the players up close as they run to/from the dugout, having a better vantage point, being closer to concessions, etc.
And again, this is just one aspect of why those seats are bad in college baseball instead of building higher closer to the plate. Students and families with young children love the grass seating areas as it allows them to spread out, sun bathe, have room for their children to have fun, etc.
Television broadcasts look much better in a higher built stadium than having just 8-10 rows around the field. A higher stadium allows for a better/more aesthetically pleasing entrance into the plaza area of a stadium. It's far easier to expand by building out along the foul lines than it is to have to destroy the luxury boxes/media boxes and then build up.
