Email Bobby Dwyer about any concerns and suggestions, especially about the importance of endzone seating that contributes so much to the atmosphere.

The more people they hear from the more changes will be incorporated.

Now that the season is over, I would imagine work will start on Zable pretty soon. The FAQ section says pre-construction starts after the conclusion of the season, with ground breaking in the Spring. I guess they have to do some work, maybe tear a few things down or reinforce some things before they can build more; I don't have a huge knowledge of what is entailed with pre-construction. It would be great if they have a construction cam or two so people can watch what's going on. That seems to be the big thing with college stadium renovations these days, so hopefully that happens.

(11-24-2014 04:13 PM)hktribefan Wrote:  Now that the season is over, I would imagine work will start on Zable pretty soon. The FAQ section says pre-construction starts after the conclusion of the season, with ground breaking in the Spring. I guess they have to do some work, maybe tear a few things down or reinforce some things before they can build more; I don't have a huge knowledge of what is entailed with pre-construction. It would be great if they have a construction cam or two so people can watch what's going on. That seems to be the big thing with college stadium renovations these days, so hopefully that happens.

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As I understand it, most of the work initially will be ground work/footings/foundations behind the West stands - we will not see any changes inside the stadium until after the 2015 football season.