Buford's $62M Stadium Revealed in Video
It's not just Texas high school football teams getting new digs this off-season.
Count the state of Georgia as another that's seeing some major new additions when it comes to high school football stadiums.
Former Murray County High School head coach Kurt Napier posted a video on Monday of Buford High School's brand new $62-million stadium.
Along with the new stadium is expanded practice areas as per Brobible.com, Buford will have a separate field for junior varsity and six extra practice fields.
Construction of Buford's new venue took around eight months and will include other amenities like a massive video board, full press box, multiple luxury suites and a concourse that displays all the trophies won by the Wolves.
When it comes to high school football stadiums in the south, Georgia and Texas dwarf some of the neighboring states. 2024 Class 7A state champion Venice gave High School On SI a sneak peek at its new stadium being built, which is being estimated to be around $12-million.
La Porte Unveils Photos of Newly Renovated $56 Million Stadium
It's been nearly three years since La Porte High School (Texas) last played a home game.
Judging by the newly completed stadium renovations, they may never want to play an away game again.
The Texas high school unveiled photos of the $56 million stadium through Texas Football Life, showcasing pristine bleachers, new turf, and a race-car-like track around the field. According to MaxPreps, renovations include additional seating, a larger track, a new press box, and a weight room.
The stadium is expected to be ready for games beginning next season.
On Wednesday, May 21, the City of Mobile and Oak View Group will officially kick off construction of Mobile Arena — the state-of-the-art entertainment venue set to transform downtown Mobile and redefine live entertainment on the Gulf Coast.
The groundbreaking ceremony will signify the beginning of construction on the $237 million facility. Built on the site of the former Mobile Civic Center, Mobile Arena will replace the 60-year-old, outdated facility with a modern entertainment venue capable of hosting top-tier concerts, sporting events, and a variety of other entertainment options.
Mobile Arena Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony
On Wednesday, May 21, the City of Mobile and Oak View Group will officially kick off construction of Mobile Arena — the state-of-the-art entertainment venue set to transform downtown Mobile and redefine live entertainment on the Gulf Coast.
The groundbreaking ceremony will signify the beginning of construction on the $237 million facility. Built on the site of the former Mobile Civic Center, Mobile Arena will replace the 60-year-old, outdated facility with a modern entertainment venue capable of hosting top-tier concerts, sporting events, and a variety of other entertainment options.
