I think you’re right about the safety rating of the materials. The question is

Nov 1, 2024
4:29:29pm

Stopper6700 3rd String

how long they would be able to continue using the stadium beyond that point, cause the steel should still be sound after that point. And I’m sure insurance has an important role in that.

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Why is there dissatisfaction with LES? What pitfalls lurk in outlaying big $?

MarylandFan

12:42pm

To me it looks like BYU (and the church for that matter) is taking the next step

BlueFever

12:45pm

Ridiculous if they do. LES has Size, tradition, great location; what a waste of

Jasbo

1:32pm

There is zero money in those sports. 🏈 brings in $$$ and upgrading it brings

Tio

2:10pm

No, you're right. I misunderstood that first comment. Nevermind! lol

BlueFever

2:41pm

It’s not an immediate need but they will have to replace it in the next 15-20

WillsPitStop

12:45pm

Let it marinate until then.

KayakCoug

1:13pm

I keep seeing all this talk about the steel degrading and I’m not sure I underst

Stopper6700

1:30pm

It’s used 7 times a year. There is no fatigue

claw

2:02pm

I have read (and I concede that it may be untrue) that the steel used to build

WillsPitStop

3:34pm

I think you’re right about the safety rating of the materials. The question is

Stopper6700

4:29pm

I would imagine they have been saving for a long time for whatever stadium work

BYUCLA

1:13pm

Have they though? Is there a stadium nest egg? I've never heard of that at BYU.

MarylandFan

1:20pm

Correct!! BYU almost pulled the trigger on this once before. It's gonna be

Tio

2:15pm

I'm not a structural engineer, so I'll

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