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the flooded stott
- Thread starter dystopiamembrane
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Maybe the Rose Garden will be setup in the Theater Of The Clouds configuration for a more intimate setting. 
I hope you're right that we see some new faces. Hopefully we'll get a couple seconds on the local news to get some folks on the east side to the game.
I hope you're right that we see some new faces. Hopefully we'll get a couple seconds on the local news to get some folks on the east side to the game.
Probably behind the basket I would think.
weberwildcat3
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Weber's Dee Events Center was only 11 million...the new Yankee Stadium, keep in mind there is no roof will be 1 billion!
PSU deserves a new home...hosting the Big Sky tourney apparently didn't help...y is the state hate'n? WSU got a new home for WSU Volleyball a couple yrs back and attendance sky rocketed. I think the same would happen for the Vik's.
PSU deserves a new home...hosting the Big Sky tourney apparently didn't help...y is the state hate'n? WSU got a new home for WSU Volleyball a couple yrs back and attendance sky rocketed. I think the same would happen for the Vik's.
weberwildcat3
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It is hard to believe the Vikings can't get a new arena, this forum alone is full of fans!!
weberwildcat said:
First things first. The Stott Center serves as a lot more than just a basketball/volleyball venue. There are rec activities that occur within the facility as well as offices for the Athletic Department. Those must have a new home prior to a new/remodel of the Stott Center.
The new Student Rec Center is under construction:
http://www.pdx.edu/recreation/newrec_center.html
At that point, the other hurdles can be lined up to see exactly what it takes to get a new venue.
Why can't PSU envision and plan before the rec center is completed?
That makes no sense to me. People conceive multi-phased projects all the time. Boise has a plan for a new track stadium followed by a "filling in" of the football stadium to increase capacity, and the plan is being revised due to continually revised notions of whether the field surface of the Blue can be lowered.
That makes no sense to me. People conceive multi-phased projects all the time. Boise has a plan for a new track stadium followed by a "filling in" of the football stadium to increase capacity, and the plan is being revised due to continually revised notions of whether the field surface of the Blue can be lowered.
Pounder said:
An excellent question that I think should be answered.