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With exactly one month to go before
the first home game of the football season, construction crews started putting
in place Wednesday a key piece of the million Bobcat Stadium expansion a giant
new scoreboard with a high-resolution video screen.
Three of four
sections of the scoreboard were placed on two massive steel pillars with a ton
foot-long crane.When finished, the scoreboard and screen will be feet by feet
weigh pounds and cost about a half-million dollars said employees at Advanced
Electronic Designs the Bozeman engineering firm that designed it.As the
semiconductor technology, information network technology, embedded computer
technology and automotive wholesale
consumer electronics mechanical and electrical integrationIts going to be
spectacular especially compared to the old one said Jon Koon, an AED design
engineer. Its going to knock your socks off.
The new screen will let stadium
fans see instant replays player biographies statistics photos, advertising and
out-of-town scores.Its huge its new its a lot higher resolution said Brian
Foreman AED operations manager.Its fantastic said head Bobcat football coach Rob
Ash. Especially when standing down the field he added The facelift is
spectacularjust amazingThe players feel motivated by the improved stadium
knowing people care Ash said. It will help us be successful.
Days are
running short to finish the fast-track project for Montana State University.Tony
Martel, president of general contractor Martel Construction expressed confidence
that his crews would get it done on time for the first home game Sept. and the
grand opening Sept. Game day hasnt changed the schedule cant change Martel said
I keep asking Superintendent Clancy Gaworski What are we missing and he says
Calendar days.Climbing up to the top of the new concrete end zone is almost
dizzying.The big advantage of an lawn mower
is not having to deal with gasoline, oil, spark plugs or filters. The top seats
are as high or higher than the stadiums skyboxes. On a sunny summer day the
end-zthe latest advances in tower
crane standards and design.one seats offer spectacular views.HNTB Sports
Architecture of Kansas City helped design the stadium so every seat has a good
view of the field, said Bob Lashaway MSUs associate vice president of facility
services.
Lashaway gave a tour showing the new student cheering area close
to the field and the new visiting team locker room. It should make it
challenging for visiting teams to operate in this end zone he said.Still under
construction are new concession stands larger restrooms and a new student entry
facing the tailgate lot.The project was funded with private donations. It
created probably jobs on-site for masons electricians plumbers laborers and
equipment operators and probably more than when off-site jobs are added Martel
and Lashaway said.
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