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to the seating would take longer.
“We do not anticipate any of
this construction will cause too
many problems because we
could probably get it to a par
tially completed stage between
seasons,” he said. “It wouldn’t
be done, but it would be
usable.”
The plans are prompted in
part by the move to the Big 12,
which will combine the Big
Eight conference and four teams
from the disbanding Southwest
Conference, Groff said.
“We’re preparing for the
move to the Big 12 and more
marquee games,” he said. “The
contests will be better in terms
of the competition, which will
be better.”
Caliente
Groff said there are other rea
sons for expecting larger atten
dance at Aggie games.
“By not playing all our games
in the state of Texas, more of our
fans will come to College Station
to see us play,” he said. “There
are no statistics to show that,
but I think it’s reasonable.”
The stadium construction is
still in its early planning stages,
Groff said, and likely will not be
gin for a couple of years.
Tim Donathen, assistant vice
chancellor of facilities and plan
ning, said many alternatives
were considered to make the
horseshoe section, which was
built in the 1920s, more conve
nient for the fans.
“They looked at whether the
field could be adjusted, raised,
lowered, moved over,” Donathen
said. “But ultimately they decid
ed the greatest improvement
would be achieved by developing
end zone seating.”
Additional plans under consid
eration involve the transplanting
of the Omar Smith Tennis Center
to West Campus to allow for the
construction of two new grass
practice fields for football.
“That sport (tennis) will prob
ably need a new complex, proba
bly near the new Sports Rec
Center,” Donathen said.
The current grass practice
field will be changed to artificial
turf to allow the team to practice
in inclement weather as well.
The Department of Kinesiology,
which uses the artificial turf on
Kyle Field, will use the turl
practice field as well.
Payne said the 12th Man
Foundation is planning on rais
ing all the funds for the project,
but is waiting for definite plans
right now.
“We’re prepared to try to as
sume that responsibility,” he said.
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by a popular Tejano band, David Lee Garza y Los
Musicales, and dancing will go on until 1 a.m.” Ro
driguez said. “The band is pretty well-known in His
panic society.”
April Arias, Hispanic Journalists Association
president and a senior journalism major, said HJA
will be running a game booth.
“We have been involved for the past two or
three years and always have a game booth,” Arias
said. “I hope there will be a lot of people because
we want the community involved.”
Other day activities will include a tortilla toss
and a jalapeno eating contest. There will also be
pony rides, face painting and a clown.
“Everyone is invited because this is not just
for Hispanic students,” Rios said. “We want peo
ple to be involved and get a taste of Hispanic
heritage.”
Tickets will be available at the recreation cen
ter and at the Tampico restaurant.
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