Link below:

http://uoflcardgame.com/papa-johns-cardi...ate/53137/

Steve
Thanks for sharing Charlie's work here. He does a great job. You never have to question where loyalty lies. In other words he's a homer when he needs to be and takes UofL to task when he needs too.

Can't wait to see the completed project in Fall of 2018. Expanding to over 66,000 should give us the third largest stadium in the league with the most luxury boxes.

Excited here
CJ

I'm sure this is a older pic some what since they started a couple weeks following season ending game. I sort of wished they would have installed a live shot camera to see progress from day to day. I can not wait to see finish product.

(01-04-2017 06:34 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  Steve
Thanks for sharing Charlie's work here. He does a great job. You never have to question where loyalty lies. In other words he's a homer when he needs to be and takes UofL to task when he needs too.

Can't wait to see the completed project in Fall of 2018. Expanding to over 66,000 should give us the third largest stadium in the league with the most luxury boxes.

Excited here
CJ

Charlie is a honest man indeed and he never bends the truth,

Amazing growth and good fans equals a great addition to the League.

(01-05-2017 03:52 PM)XLance Wrote:  Amazing growth and good fans equals a great addition to the League.

Thanks

And as you can see in the photo above, the Johnny Unitas statue has been moved.

"Where's Johnny U?"

It has been moved to an undisclosed secured storage place until 2018, when its new location will be made public.

(01-04-2017 06:34 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  Steve
Thanks for sharing Charlie's work here. He does a great job. You never have to question where loyalty lies. In other words he's a homer when he needs to be and takes UofL to task when he needs too.

Can't wait to see the completed project in Fall of 2018. Expanding to over 66,000 should give us the third largest stadium in the league with the most luxury boxes.

Excited here
CJ

It will be the fourth largest stadium in the ACC. Heinz Field expanded a few years ago it is now 68,400 seats. That's good for the Steelers but it's bad for Pitt, which rarely fills that stadium.