For the eighth year in a row, Kentucky has upgraded their main football building, the Nutter facility. This time however, they kept the entire thing quiet, even from the current players.
Today they unveiled the new changes through a story on their own athletic website, and this video:
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Texas Tech is famous for their weak non-conference schedules. Combine that with losing Texas A&M and Missouri from the schedule and they needed to find a new in-state rival.
Thankfully Texas State stepped up to help out for the rivalry need at least. Not sure they do much for the strength of schedule.
Don’t believe me, well check out this t-shirt that proves the new hatred.
Texas Tech versus Texas State rivalry t-shirt
[via @TuxedoYoda | h/t @BeerControl]
Here are some photos of the current construction progress of the Oklahoma State indoor practice facility. You can also view the full gallery here.
The facility is being built just north of Boone Pickens Stadium.
A view of the current state of construction for the Oklahoma State indoor practice facility
A view of the current state of construction for the Oklahoma State indoor practice facility
A view of the current state of construction for the Oklahoma State indoor practice facility
[photos via @CoachGundy]
Two North Texas football trailer videos, with the first on being released today.
[via @MeanGreenSports]
The best school at social media is the University of Washington. Today, they released this awesome photo of the construction of Husky Stadium from 1920.
From the description on the photo, it says the original name was University of Washington Stadium and that the photo was taken November 13, 1920, just 14 days before the stadium opened.
A construction photo of University of Washington Stadium from November 13, 1920
[photo via @UW_Vault]
Of course, modern construction doesn’t use horses. Then again, it costs a lot more money and can be completed faster.
To see a previous post with current construction photos of Husky Stadium, click here.