There is a well there for the turf. I do not believe turf is in place to roll out. I may be wrong on that but to the best of my knowledge the turf is not there. The facility is designed for that ability but it is expensive to do.
Plans for A&Ms new outdoor track stadium?
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There is a well there for the turf. I do not believe turf is in place to roll out. I may be wrong on that but to the best of my knowledge the turf is not there. The facility is designed for that ability but it is expensive to do.
This. The hole was dug and concrete laid to accommodate the turf roll, but to my knowledge, it was never actually installed, nor was the equipment that is needed to roll out such a large, heavy roll.
That makes sense, I was told the roll was there but when I looked through the cracks into the pit I never saw anything. I just assumed the roll was tucked away somewhere
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Texas A&M leadership needs to make this happen.
This is bigger than Aggieland. We have something happening here that is being recognized on the international level. Build the stadium and our rep will continue to grow. Texas A&M will gain far more than the cost.
This is bigger than Aggieland. We have something happening here that is being recognized on the international level. Build the stadium and our rep will continue to grow. Texas A&M will gain far more than the cost.
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