great googly moogly.

Looks like #auburn is getting their new scoreboard ready for #gameday. pic.twitter.com/v5IedKrWNP

— Jordan Hays (@JordanHays17) August 13, 2015

that tv is too bright.

auburn's giant new TV

Board of Trustees approve largest video board in college football for #Auburn: http://t.co/nIXN9mf9da #WarEagle pic.twitter.com/Z4RlsGGQZB

— Auburn Tigers (@AuburnTigers) February 6, 2015

they should really think about filling in that upper deck before they put in their giant tv. it doesn't even go all the way around. lol.

nErD aLeRt!

herzog & de meuron design for a new stadium in bordeaux. i like it mostly, but i also think it looks like a clinique counter.

thx bun-bun!

dallas cowboys stadium implosion

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The architecture firm Populous (nee HOK Sport) is now in the process of designing and building two Olympic stadiums. This design for Sochi, the winter games in 2014 was just unveiled. taking hints from beijing much?

Their design for the 2012 summer games in London is perhaps less flashy, but more praiseworthy for its sustainable approach. The stadium will seat 80,000 people for the games, then be deconstructed to a more reasonable 25,000 seat venue, more likely to achieve permanent occupancy.

yall seen this?

the new dallas cowboys stadium? dont miss the fly-through. pew!

(and omg, remember this?)

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both the yankees' and the mets' new stadiums open today. nytimes architecture critic, nicolai ouroussoff reviews them:

What’s more, each stadium subtly reflects the character of the franchises that built them. Yankee Stadium is the kind of stoic, self-conscious monument to history that befits the most successful franchise in American sports. The new home of the Mets, meanwhile, is scrappier and more lighthearted. It plays with history fast and loose, as if it were just another form of entertainment. (nytimes)