The Bolts will be re-defining "Jumbotron" next season at the Tampa Bay Times Forum with their new center-ice digital boards. Measuring 28' x 50' on the sideline views (and 28' x 30' at the ends), they will be the largest arena boards in the US/Canada. The full press release from the team can be found here.
If you haven’t done so already, please read Michael Collins’ post from Monday and leave a comment of thanks for him. ***************************************************************** For quite...
On Thursday of last week Eric Hansen from the South Bend Tribune published an interview with Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick, so head on over there in order to read the full interview. T...
Recently, the Sporting News ranked Notre Dame Stadium as the second best of "places to watch college football." This isn’t a big surprise for most Irish fans or anyone who has stepped foot on...
An artist's rendering of the Bradley Center's new scoreboard. However, probably more importantly, the Bucks also released a fact sheet that can be seen here. It gives a pretty clear idea of just how much better this new one is.
The second part of the 2008-09 Yearbook takes a look at the American pair crop. The American pairs are becoming that kid in class who the teacher just couldn't reach, although she or he had such...
We are all for Jerry Jones mega-humungo-jumbotron at the new stadium in Dallas, but this idea of using the screen for fans sitting in the stands to watch 3D, seems like a bit of a stretch.
The new Neyland Stadium Jumbotron is officially functioning and running through screen tests. Photos to come shortly.
A photoessay of the renovations at Neyland Stadium.
