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RE: Can you imagine an SEC Kickoff Classic in a B'Ham dome? Gene Hallman can (Scarbo)
(06-14-2013 09:49 AM)Smaug Wrote:  Ullman Hall is between Bartow and the practice field.

The problem with Ullman is that it's one of the few actually OLD buildings on campus, and one not without historic significance.

Ideally, you could retrofit Ullman for athletic department use somehow (it would be both cheaper and less politically sticky than tearing it down and building something else). Some of our construction guys should chime in and set me straight if I'm off base.

Right now, I think it's currently being used as a bigass junk closet.

Ullman is being used by the athletic department. Several sports have their offices there, as well as UAB Athletic Marketing.
06-14-2013 10:03 AM
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