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RE: Congress targets 18 historic CFB stadiums for major $$ upgrades
(08-27-2023 08:28 AM)TripleA Wrote:  Hey ghost, what ya think about this? I think it might set your hair on fire, lol.

16 P5 schools + Yale and SJSU. All but 2 of the P5 schools (Cincy and Duke) are in the SEC or the B1G, if I counted right.

Political influence, anyone? And ALL of us are paying for these. 04-cheers

Quote:Ole Miss, Mississippi State football stadiums targeted by Congress for upgrades
by Caleb Salers
August 25, 2023

EXCERPTS:

...The Congressional Historic Stadium Caucus, established by co-chairs Congressmen Garret Graves, R-La., and Mark Pocan, D-Wis., was launched with intentions to update some of college football’s most historic stadiums, many of which are over 100 years old, and enhance their capabilities...

The article goes on to say Ole Miss launched a campaign in 2021 to raise $215M for upgrades to its stadium, so 18 of these could get expensive.

It goes on to say that 15 of the 18 stadiums could soon host CFP games, so that's why the upgrades are needed.

More of the article...

Quote:...With federal funding potentially available to the universities for stadium repairs, it is possible that technological and infrastructure upgrades could take place at the two Mississippi stadiums sooner rather than later.

The stadiums and their affiliated universities include:

Beaver Stadium (Penn State)
Camp Randall Stadium (Wisconsin)
Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas)
Davis Wade Stadium (Mississippi State)
Husky Stadium (Washington)
Jordan-Hare Stadium (Auburn)
Los Angeles Coliseum (USC)
Memorial Stadium (California)
Memorial Stadium (Illinois)
Memorial Stadium (South Carolina)
Nippert Stadium (Cincinnati)
Rose Bowl (UCLA)
Spartan Stadium (San Jose State)
Tiger Stadium (LSU)
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (Ole Miss)
Wallace Wade Stadium (Duke)
Yale Bowl (Yale)


https://www.supertalk.fm/ole-miss-missis...-upgrades/

All of these stadiums could sell naming rignts and save our tax money for other needs.

Beaver Stadium (Penn State) UTZ Stadium
Camp Randall Stadium (Wisconsin) Jack Link Field
Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) EXXON Stadium
Davis Wade Stadium (Mississippi State) Briley StClair Stadium
Franklin Field (Pennsylvania) Hershey Chocolate Stadium
Husky Stadium (Washington) Starbucks Bistro Ballfield
Jordan-Hare Stadium (Auburn) Yella Wood Stadium
Los Angeles Coliseum (USC) Disneyland Stadium
Memorial Stadium (California) Google Field
Memorial Stadium (Illinois) John Deere Field
Memorial Stadium (South Carolina) Sunbelt Rentals Stadium
Nippert Stadium (Cincinnati) Victoria's Secret Stadium
Rose Bowl (UCLA) 1 800 Flowers Field
Spartan Stadium (San Jose State) Alphabet Field
Tiger Stadium (LSU) Livvy Dunne Field
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (Ole Miss) Newk's Chicken Field
Wallace Wade Stadium (Duke) Mount Olive Pickle Stadium
Yale Bowl (Yale) LoveSac Stadium
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