Apparently Georgia Coach Mark Richt is once again a bowling champion, complete with a championship belt.
According to a tweet a few minutes ago,
The belt is back where it belongs!!
Here is a photo of Richt wearing the belt and displaying his enthusiasm.
Mark Richt is the bowling champion, complete with hideous belt
Somehow, he doesn’t even appear drunk.
[via @MarkRicht]
Yesterday I showed you two videos from North Carolina State from their new “This Is Our State” ad campaign. Today, the athletic department gave us a photo of the corresponding billboards. The billboards have been placed along major highways just inside the state boarders to “welcome” drivers.
New NC State “This Is Our State” ad campaign billboards
[photo via @PackFootball]
Last week I posted a photo of the new West Virginia billboards proclaiming “big things are coming” for the football program as they move to the Big XII.
Apparently the ad campaign also includes some computer wallpaper.
There are two designs, and they come in both two different sizes, 1920 x 1200 and 1280 x 1024.
Geno version of the Big Things Are Coming WVU wallpaper
Tavon version of the Big Things Are Coming WVU wallpaper
[via @WVUSportsBuzz]
We know that South Carolina has been updating the video board at Williams-Brice Stadium.
Apparently South Carolina has also been working on improving the field at Williams-Brice stadium. The past few days they have been adding sand to the natural grass field.
Honestly I have never seen sand added to a grass field before, but I assume it is to help with drainage.
Here is a photo:
South Carolina adding sand to the Williams-Brice field
South Carolina is also working on a large 52 acre tailgating area, which will be landscaped with over 650 trees and will feature a 100 foot wide pathway that the team, band, and cheerleaders will walk through as they enter the stadium called the “Garnet Way.”
[via @GamecocksFB]
Just an update to this post from the other day talking about the new Arkansas practice fields.
Here is a photo of the grass being laid today.
Grass being laid at the refurbished Arkansas practice fields
[via @JohnL_Smith]