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Absolute legends. Can’t wait to see the stadium get the remodel going.
TMo do something now??!!??
All talk and no action in his tenure…
Charge On!!!
All talk and no action in his tenure…
Charge On!!!
was thinking about starting a separate topic for it but are there any actual facility upgrades happening this winter and the rest of the football offseason? Specifically the Stadium?
I think fans are tired of the lazy river being mentioned anymore either build it asap or cancel the project. I have always thought funds should be used for another larger indoor recover whirlpool not outside
I think fans are tired of the lazy river being mentioned anymore either build it asap or cancel the project. I have always thought funds should be used for another larger indoor recover whirlpool not outside
Buy some bammer analysts...
"Alabama’s support staff is one of the most robust in college football with more than two dozen analysts and recruiting staff members. Most of that group will not return, including ex-Boston College offensive coordinator John McNulty and ex-LSU quarterback Zach Mettenberger. Others like former Texas head coach Charlie Strong and former NFL head coach Ken Whisenhunt are also not expected to be part of DeBoer’s staff."
www.247sports.com
"Alabama’s support staff is one of the most robust in college football with more than two dozen analysts and recruiting staff members. Most of that group will not return, including ex-Boston College offensive coordinator John McNulty and ex-LSU quarterback Zach Mettenberger. Others like former Texas head coach Charlie Strong and former NFL head coach Ken Whisenhunt are also not expected to be part of DeBoer’s staff."
Sources: Big support staff changes coming at Alabama
There are expected to be big changes to Alabama's off-field staff with the hiring of Kalen DeBoer.
www.247sports.com
I’m skeptical if UCF has actually finalized what the next course of action is regarding the stadium. We’ve seen three different renderings in one decade alone.
2013: Expand Roth tower with “wings”. Seems to be the easiest to build and can likely remain open during construction.
2021: Create an additional tower with offices for staff, and additional indoor and outdoor premium seating.
2023: Completely renovate (demolish?) the existing tower and start over from scratch.
2013: Expand Roth tower with “wings”. Seems to be the easiest to build and can likely remain open during construction.
2021: Create an additional tower with offices for staff, and additional indoor and outdoor premium seating.
2023: Completely renovate (demolish?) the existing tower and start over from scratch.
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Alls i know is whatever we do will be completed a full decade before usf even breaks ground on their stadium
the 1991 #1 fsu vs #2 miami game at doak came on my youtube feed and doak back then had the bounce house look to it.
i'm sure we would easily get a loan because unlike USF we actually have real money coming in.
lol when I filled mine out those were my top three priorities. I’m assuming I’m not alone, they will get the message.
Sounds like they are trying to model after the Citrus Club downtown for memberships. Would be cool but not a priority by any means.
Big time fundraising requires a nice place to take donors and would also be useful for faculty recruitment searches. UCF also lacks a dedicated conference space that isn’t affiliated with the hotel that could be booked year round.
that seems more appropriate for mlb ballparks and nba arenas where there are over 40 home games , not college football
The soccer stadium in Frisco where they play the FCS championship has a great conference space… we used it a couple of times when I worked in Dallas. One of our meetings even rented out the field for a soccer friendly among the teams (and my buddy almost tore his ACL).
Sounds like they want to have the new Roth Tower by the 2026 season, based on this video the athletics dept just put on youtube.
I think he just meant they would build around in so they could use for 2024… but likely demolish in 2025, with a skeleton tower that year for cameras and stuff
