Wondering if anyone has seen any blueprints or structural renderings of the scoreboard upgrades ?
Information on the new scoreboards?
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Not sure on renderings, but it was noted in the HD that construction will be going on until Aug 30 ( expected completion date).
Driving by it seems that they're doing quite a bit. Not too familiar with construction of a scoreboard, but 4 months seems like a long time to be working towards completion?
I think four months is legit. The fourth largest scoreboard in college football.
Scoreboard renderings
Scoreboard renderings
Would like to see some concrete numbers on the size of it. Could help us understand what kinda end zone options we’re lookin at. Just bored and need some Herd football. Cheers all.
Looks like they are well on their way to gaining a new Jumbotron .. making it harder to toss the ball into McDonald’s parking lot after scoring a TD
They had to completely redo the footers and supports due to the size. That’s what’s taking the time.
Assumed that was the case when I saw a drill rig show up lol
Saw an article written in 2022 and it shows this:
2. Auburn (Jordan-Hare Stadium), 190 x 57: 10,830
3. Purdue (Ross-Ade Stadium), 150.4 x 56.9: 8,558
4. Utah (Rice-Eccles Stadium), 122 x 64: 7,808
5. Texas A&M (Kyle Field), 163 x 47: 7,661
6. Florida State (Doak Campbell Stadium), 120 x 63: 7,560
7. Texas (Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium), 134 x 55: 7,505
8. Clemson (Memorial Stadium), 125 x 56.8: 7,100
9. Miami, Fla. (Sun Life Stadium), 138.6 x 48.6: 6,736
10. Brigham Young (LaVell Edwards Stadium); 131 x 48: 6,288
College football's largest videoboards
1. Oregon (Autzen Stadium), 186 feet x 66 feet: 12,276 square feet2. Auburn (Jordan-Hare Stadium), 190 x 57: 10,830
3. Purdue (Ross-Ade Stadium), 150.4 x 56.9: 8,558
4. Utah (Rice-Eccles Stadium), 122 x 64: 7,808
5. Texas A&M (Kyle Field), 163 x 47: 7,661
6. Florida State (Doak Campbell Stadium), 120 x 63: 7,560
7. Texas (Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium), 134 x 55: 7,505
8. Clemson (Memorial Stadium), 125 x 56.8: 7,100
9. Miami, Fla. (Sun Life Stadium), 138.6 x 48.6: 6,736
10. Brigham Young (LaVell Edwards Stadium); 131 x 48: 6,288
Clemson football fans will geek out over Memorial Stadium’s new scoreboard. Here's why
Clemson football's new videoboard may not be the largest scoreboard in the country, but it does have the highest resolution.
www.greenvilleonline.com
I believe we bump da Yoots outta 4th…..Saw an article written in 2022 and it shows this:
College football's largest videoboards
1. Oregon (Autzen Stadium), 186 feet x 66 feet: 12,276 square feet
2. Auburn (Jordan-Hare Stadium), 190 x 57: 10,830
3. Purdue (Ross-Ade Stadium), 150.4 x 56.9: 8,558
4. Utah (Rice-Eccles Stadium), 122 x 64: 7,808
5. Texas A&M (Kyle Field), 163 x 47: 7,661
6. Florida State (Doak Campbell Stadium), 120 x 63: 7,560
7. Texas (Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium), 134 x 55: 7,505
8. Clemson (Memorial Stadium), 125 x 56.8: 7,100
9. Miami, Fla. (Sun Life Stadium), 138.6 x 48.6: 6,736
10. Brigham Young (LaVell Edwards Stadium); 131 x 48: 6,288
Clemson football fans will geek out over Memorial Stadium’s new scoreboard. Here's why
Clemson football's new videoboard may not be the largest scoreboard in the country, but it does have the highest resolution.www.greenvilleonline.com
unless something changed Spears mentioned in mid-march were aiming for Clemsons size.
Yeah, I’ve seen that rendering. If they chose the size I’ve heard, the actual scoreboard screen would measure pylon to pylon. That’s why I’m interested in see how they’re building it. That would be so humongous. Lmao. I’ve not heard or seen how they’re doing the shewey board either.
It only makes sense to me to place the larger of the two boards on top of the shewey. So when you eat food and drink at the new area in the end zone you look cross field to it.
It only makes sense to me to place the larger of the two boards on top of the shewey. So when you eat food and drink at the new area in the end zone you look cross field to it.
The HD article says the videoboard is 38x97 which is 3,686 sq ft. If those dimensions are correct they’re smaller than the initial renderings show which were 45x119.
Might be top 4 in the G5 but likely top 15-20 in all CFB.
www.herald-dispatch.com
Might be top 4 in the G5 but likely top 15-20 in all CFB.
Herd on the big screen: New football video board one of four to be installed at MU
HUNTINGTON — A large video board is only the beginning of the planned transformation at a handful of sports facilities on Marshall’s campus, athletic director Christian Spears said.
From the article.
Once in place, the secondary board that has been attached to the Fred and Christine Shewey Building will be removed, athletic department officials said.
Once in place, the secondary board that has been attached to the Fred and Christine Shewey Building will be removed, athletic department officials said.
Yup, you're right. I misread what they said in the HD when noting the replacement of both boards with the new one.
What about seats in the end zone? Also, seats on the extreme south side of the east and west stands likely can’t see the scoreboard, either.
I’m sure it will be a fine video board.
That said, not sure where this 4th largest in the country is coming from?
Even that 119 x 45 ‘ wouldn’t be close to 4th. And apparently what we’re getting is smaller than that?
Again. Not a major concern. I just want to be able to read the stats when they show them now.
That said, not sure where this 4th largest in the country is coming from?
Even that 119 x 45 ‘ wouldn’t be close to 4th. And apparently what we’re getting is smaller than that?
Again. Not a major concern. I just want to be able to read the stats when they show them now.
He did an interview with Paul Swann in mid-march where he went into detail of how we couldn't make the largest in the nation work, but we would fall in the 3-5 rank nationally when all is said and done.
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