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RE: Offseason Discussions: SBC Facility Projects
(07-27-2019 03:31 PM)TroyFootball05 Wrote:  Some more looks via @scottwatkinsTU on twitter.

Awesome. Man, that place is really impressive. I'm forced to move VMS up in a tie with Bobcat Stadium for 1st place on my list. Until, of course, The "H-Dub" is completed. The state of Alabama is going to have 5 beautiful venues when Progressive Stadium in Birmingham is completed. Others being Veterans Memorial in Troy, Hancock Whitney in Mobile, Bryant-Denny in Tuscaloosa and Jordan-Hare in Auburn.
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