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RE: Stadium Renovation and Construction Thread
Feels like over five years since it was first announced(thanks, covid), but groundbreaking for NDSU's $37M indoor football practice facility will finally begin later this summer. An overhaul of our outdoor track facility is also coming up this summer or next. Nothing earthshattering compared to the existing facility, but the track surface is approaching 25 years old and needs replacing. Now if anyone happens to have $300M-$500M or so of loose change in their sofa, we wouldn't mind a bigger indoor football stadium...

Pics of the football IPF here: https://gobison.com/facilities/nodak-ins...complex/41

(NDSU has had an inflatable bubble for the past eight years or so, but it was only about 60 yards long and it was reaching the end of its useful life. Winters up here are tough on things.)
05-02-2021 10:43 AM
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