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Official Construction Update Thread
- Thread starter Darth Snow
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For me red only matters as it pertains to NU. All these other teams that wear red are meaningless. This is because back when football mattered those red heathens ruined more than one saturday and important season to us.
I have yet to settle on anyone in this conference where their color inspires anger in me.
ps. My high school wore red and won state several times and a national championship back in the day too. Doesn't get anymore mythical than a HSNC.
I have yet to settle on anyone in this conference where their color inspires anger in me.
ps. My high school wore red and won state several times and a national championship back in the day too. Doesn't get anymore mythical than a HSNC.
Wow. I thought it was going to be only 6 lanes, not a full 8. What is the material? Some sort of synthetic? Tartan?
This old link says it was going to be a six lane track. I wonder if they modified the design?
http://www.cusustainableexcellence.com/ipf.html
http://www.cusustainableexcellence.com/ipf.html
this. 8 lane straight, 6 on the curve.
They should have sized it for indoor soccer.
Man, they could put 4 indoor soccer fields in there. But, this thing will be awesome for lacrosse, soccer, track and field, football, club sports, and on and on.
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
FIFY
I thought after the IPF, they were going to pop the bubble? Which reminds me, the last time I ever saw my daughter play a soccer match was on Franklin Field. Kinda brings a little tear to my eye. Oh, and they won the club soccer national championship! GO BUFFS!
Which one of you clowns went out and did this?
I think it's a d*ick.
Aliens. They couldn't find any crops.
Can they sod the practice fields this time of year? Because they look like they're about ready.
http://www.cubuffs.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=209458799
http://www.cubuffs.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=209458799
You want 3 or 4 inches of root growth before you start using it. That won't happen until the summer, I don't think. We just sodded Ellis Island. The contractor was supposed to be done by mid October but got behind. We ended up installing it in Nov/Dec. Luckily, it's been so warm in NY, we are getting root growth. But my understanding is you can lay sod in pretty ****tty conditions however you want it to establish before you start using it. Especially for sports.
One other thing: I'm not sure if the sod farms are delivering sod now.
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