https://x.com/BTNDaveRevsine/status/2091265122844934603?s=20
We should do this with the end zone landing opposite the field house. Double sided video board. Perfect for when folks drive onto campus and have that direct view of the stadium.
The 16 million-pixel display stands 69 feet high by 250 feet wide, and it—along with 15 other new LED screens installed at Gies—cost the school $20,938,463, according to documents obtained by Front Office Sports. The expense was funded by a $100 million donation from alum Larry Gies Jr.
We could probably swing two of these if we had a fundraiser.
I know a guy who could build a shelf to sit them back to back and we could run them off one computer with a couple of HDMI displays.
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Just checked the construction cam and was pleased to see that my seats will be in the shade by 1:00 pm and even sooner as daylight lessens.
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Sorry for the stupid question, but will Section 104 be in the shade? Old guy here who needs the shade!
Yes. That’s my section.
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If you run yesterday’s timelapse you’ll get a good idea when your seats will be shaded. Looks like 3pm most are.
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Yep. That’s what I did.
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Pretty funny the camera didn’t record the game. It doesn’t want to remember it either.
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Tough week to be on NNN but the stadium expansion looked great. Make’s the stadium feel massive on the home side concourse. People in the stands will add to feel of stadium alot. Looking forward to the completed product and touring the upper levels next season.
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Made it sound louder as well
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This! It definitely hold noise in. Created a loud buzz on the concourse and in the stands.
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