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Athletic Facilities across the Nation
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WVU's football stadium got some state-of-the-art led lights that improve nighttime visibility a hundredfold.
can also make lights different colors etc.
TIDBIT: An Iowa company installed the lights. WVU helping the Iowa economy.
can also make lights different colors etc.
TIDBIT: An Iowa company installed the lights. WVU helping the Iowa economy.
While I know they are basically a copy of each other. West Virginia’s stadium looks bigger than JTS simply due to the seats being the same f’n color.
I think those type of lights are cool but still trying to get use to when you are watching on tv it goes black like right after they score a TD for a bit. Makes you think the power went out or something.
JP has discussed this option for JTS. I know I heard him talk about it on a show at some point.
Don't remember if he said it was on the table or not. But I do know he said it has been discussed.
Baylor's new/renovated FB Facility:
"The Fudge Football Development Center added 100,000 square feet for Baylor football, thanks to a generous $15 million gift from alumnus Jeremy and Kristy Fudge. Jeremy serves as managing partner of a US corporate immigration law firm.
Included in that large new footprint are coaches and equipment offices, a new locker room, new team meeting room, and a shiny new weight room. The indoor field also went from 80-yards to a full 100-yard field."
"The Fudge Football Development Center added 100,000 square feet for Baylor football, thanks to a generous $15 million gift from alumnus Jeremy and Kristy Fudge. Jeremy serves as managing partner of a US corporate immigration law firm.
Included in that large new footprint are coaches and equipment offices, a new locker room, new team meeting room, and a shiny new weight room. The indoor field also went from 80-yards to a full 100-yard field."
I know this is technically more than a locker room, but think about this, $14M... for a locker Room!
The money and really the costs are just stupid at this point.
Say what you will about Nebraska but it is undeniable that they have the best facility in the United States college or pro, I bet it would rival the best in the world!
Hey man, if you weren’t with them when they were 7-5, you better not show up when they go 7-5!
