Sounds like it could be at Butler (which is kinda cool) or University of Indianapolis. In either case, I miss my spring fix of Dog-N-Suds. 
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Spring game in Indy...can someone link the SEZ cam?
- Thread starter Tommaker
- Start date
Not that I'm aware of. It should be soon, though, I think spring practice starts in 2 weeks?
Sounds like spring practice starts on March 21st, with the spring game on April 22nd.
https://www.on3.com/teams/purdue-boilermakers/news/date-set-for-start-of-purdue-spring-football/
https://www.on3.com/teams/purdue-boilermakers/news/date-set-for-start-of-purdue-spring-football/
A 5-2 base defense. Interesting. Since we’re a bit light in the LB room. I’m feeling a big year for Caraway edge rushing from that formation.
Interesting date, I think the last several years it's started before spring break, stopped for that week and then resumed after? Sounds like they are starting it after spring break?
Bump. Columns are up. Grass looks pretty decent!Sounds like it could be at Butler (which is kinda cool) or University of Indianapolis. In either case, I miss my spring fix of Dog-N-Suds.
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bump. Some superstructure is up, and the porta-office has arrived!Sounds like it could be at Butler (which is kinda cool) or University of Indianapolis. In either case, I miss my spring fix of Dog-N-Suds.
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You can see three different angles of the work being done by viewing the engineering webcams.
That’s today? Oh man.. I hope it’s a productive 40 some daysYou can see three different angles of the work being done by viewing the engineering webcams.
Is there any talk of them replacing the field with synthetic turf? Seems like this would be the ideal time to do so.
I'm definitely for real grass and im guessing the players like it better as well. But I'm concerned with field conditions for the first 3 games. From the Webcam it looks like they weren't even watering the grass that was there (at least what you could see on the cam).
Bump. Looks like the stands are just about finished. One month to get the field in shape!Sounds like it could be at Butler (which is kinda cool) or University of Indianapolis. In either case, I miss my spring fix of Dog-N-Suds.
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the tiered roof above the visitors tunnel , will that have seating or standing on it? thanx
I'm not sure. It's open, thought it might be handicap seating (wheelchairs) but there really isn't good access for it.
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Junction Terrace: Located in the newly built southwest corner of Ross-Ade, Junction Terrace will allow Purdue Football fans to bring their friends and enjoy table seating with a great view. Starting at $480 per game, the price includes up to six tickets, one bucket of six drinks and dry snacks through halftime. Junction Terrace also provides access to a dedicated bar located adjacent to the area.
New Football Premium Seating Options Announced for 2023 - Purdue Boilermakers
The ongoing summer construction at Ross-Ade Stadium has an exciting light at the end of the railway tunnel, as Boilermaker fans will see new premium seating ...
Do it right with the railroad tracks around the field! But better saved for a nationally televised game.
