Wed, Feb 01, 2012
UW-Madison is beginning to build an "Athletic Village," a $76.8 million hub around Camp Randall stadium where student athletes can study and train together. The project involves adding a new, three-story academic and strength training center onto the north end of Camp Randall Stadium and renovating locker rooms for university sports teams.
Wed, Feb 01, 2012
The University of Colorado will add two new digital video boards to the north and south ends of Folsom Field in time for the 2012 season if the Board of Regents approves the $7 million project at its Wednesday meeting, the Boulder Daily Camera reported.
Tue, Jan 31, 2012
Former Maryland Coach Lefty Driesell has been very critical of the decision to name the court after Gary Williams. Dreisell said: "I'm not knocking Gary. He won the national championship. But I don't think anyone's name should be on the court." Curiously, Georgia State's floor is named after a coach named Lefty Driesell.
Mon, Jan 30, 2012
In the nearly seven years since Athletic Director Eric Hyman's arrival in Columbia, USC has dedicated — through money already spent or planned spending — $154,263,713 to building new sports facilities or improving current ones, the Charleston Post and Courier reported.
Fri, Jan 27, 2012
The College Park Center puts UTA on a different tier and with new peers on the NCAA Division I landscape. The 7000 seat basketball facility cost approximately $78 million.
Fri, Jan 27, 2012
Mark Lazerus of the Post-Tribune is marveled by the renovation of Gentile Arena. He also sees the gym as a microcosm for other Horizon League arenas. "Well, Loyola has created a mid-major paradise," Lazerus writes. "The Gentile high school gym has been converted into arguably the nicest facility in the league."
Thu, Jan 26, 2012
For his many contributions to the University of Maryland, the school named the court after former player and coach, Gary Williams.
Wed, Jan 25, 2012
Franklin & Marshall College has long been a leader in fostering excellence in the learning and development of student-athletes, and college officials say a new gift to build a multipurpose stadium will allow the college to take its work in this area to the next level.
Mon, Jan 23, 2012
Rice AD Rick Greenspan led a discussion of upgrades to the football stadium among many other topics reviewed at a Rice athletics public forum.
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