Tiger Stadium Expansion Renderings Released
 The
south end of Tiger Stadium is where LSU defenses
stonewalled Ole Miss in 1959 after Billy Cannon’s punt
return, halted Notre Dame’s offenses at the goal line in
1971 and 1986, and where Bert Jones found Brad Davis
with a last-second touchdown pass in 1972, prompting Ole
Miss fans everywhere to set their clocks back four
seconds. Very soon, if LSU athletic officials have their
way, it will be the site of the third major expansion of
Tiger Stadium in the last two decades, a $100 million
project that will also include facility improvements for
gymnastics, tennis and track and field. Plans call for
the addition of about 60 suites (with a capacity of 24
people in each), 3,000 club-level seats, a 1,500-seat
upper deck above the rim of the current south end zone
stands, plus two video scoreboards in the southwest and
southeast corners of the stadium.
•
Ohio Stadium
to get a new high tech scoreboard
•
K-State
to break ground on
stadium project
•
Cal
says Memorial Stadium
will be ready for September football kickoff
Last
Update:
05/02/2012
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