Notre Dame Gives Fans a First Look Inside New State of the Art Football Facilities
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According to the Sports Business Journal, upwards of $100 Mil. In fairness to all,
I read that "portions" of the place, such as the dining hall, (the Patricks) were paid for by others, So, I think it's fair to say that the Shields didn't scratch out a check for the complete $100 Million, but I'm quite sure they were the largest donors. If any of you find any of my details off base just let me know.
I enjoyed having dinner and going to class with my FB classmates.
Hope the separation does not become extreme.
Either we are all in for football or we aren’t. This holding on to traditions that today’s players
Could care less about is silly.
We aren’t going to cheat but if u want to win some things have to change. We seem to be doing that.
I be love all the traditions too but I don’t think there are many people in the football program worried about how things were done when Rudy played so we can keep doing them. We set ourselves apart in other ways that still strike a chord with today’s players.
No separation…if you hop in their helicopter to dine at Alinea in Chicago…
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Years ago, I remember laughing at Texas' locker room that looked like a Star Trek bridge
Guess they were just way ahead of the curve.
College sports can only become a bigger and bigger joke as time passes.
I wonder if non-football athletes can use the dining facilities.
Does it create any Title IX issues?
What was the cost on the Shields facility?
I remember the Gug being a big deal. This one seems to surpass it.
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