getgrizzy said:what is the split of the cost?
total cost - $14 million
washington sons - $7 million
other boosters - $?
school - $?
state - $?
There's a "school" segment and another segment coming from the GSA as well.
getgrizzy said:what is the split of the cost?
total cost - $14 million
washington sons - $7 million
other boosters - $?
school - $?
state - $?
BWahlberg said:getgrizzy said:what is the split of the cost?
total cost - $14 million
washington sons - $7 million
other boosters - $?
school - $?
state - $?
There's a "school" segment and another segment coming from the GSA as well.
PlayerRep said:BWahlberg said:getgrizzy said:what is the split of the cost?
total cost - $14 million
washington sons - $7 million
other boosters - $?
school - $?
state - $?
There's a "school" segment and another segment coming from the GSA as well.
There isn't going to be a state segment, unless it's the school segment. Is the school segment anything other than the GSA segment? It will be interesting to see what the big commitment is. There's a big difference between 7 and 10, for example.
havgrizfan said:Brint, do you know if initial plans are done for what's going to be on the inside of the building? I mean yes, we know what the building will house, but I'm curious to know if UM has gone as far as designs and components for the team locker room, team weight room, ect?
My hope is, even if more money is needed to be raised through this process, there are NO shortcuts. I'm hoping they go as all-out as possible with this project because for one, a football ops building is a game-changer for any already solid to great program, and it's HUGE game-changer for a Big Sky/FCS program. Secondly, it's a building that at some point, way off in the future, that will need to be renovated with modern amenities and such (like 20-30 years from it's opening), so putting the best of the best in it now, gives its sustainability a much longer life. I'm not suggesting it needs to be the extravagance of Oregon or even Wazzu's brand new football ops building, but it certainly needs to be what I would call "plush".
havgrizfan said:Brint, do you know if initial plans are done for what's going to be on the inside of the building? I mean yes, we know what the building will house, but I'm curious to know if UM has gone as far as designs and components for the team locker room, team weight room, ect?
BWahlberg said:havgrizfan said:Brint, do you know if initial plans are done for what's going to be on the inside of the building? I mean yes, we know what the building will house, but I'm curious to know if UM has gone as far as designs and components for the team locker room, team weight room, ect?
Yes that's been done and I've seen interior renderings. I would bet those will be in the release on Nov 1 and then you'll all see why I am saying this plan is such a game-changer for the Griz.
And keep in mind these facilities are not just for football but will benefit all sports.
BWahlberg said:havgrizfan said:Brint, do you know if initial plans are done for what's going to be on the inside of the building? I mean yes, we know what the building will house, but I'm curious to know if UM has gone as far as designs and components for the team locker room, team weight room, ect?
Yes that's been done and I've seen interior renderings. I would bet those will be in the release on Nov 1 and then you'll all see why I am saying this plan is such a game-changer for the Griz.
And keep in mind these facilities are not just for football but will benefit all sports.
AZGrizFan said:havgrizfan said:Brint, do you know if initial plans are done for what's going to be on the inside of the building? I mean yes, we know what the building will house, but I'm curious to know if UM has gone as far as designs and components for the team locker room, team weight room, ect?
My hope is, even if more money is needed to be raised through this process, there are NO shortcuts. I'm hoping they go as all-out as possible with this project because for one, a football ops building is a game-changer for any already solid to great program, and it's HUGE game-changer for a Big Sky/FCS program. Secondly, it's a building that at some point, way off in the future, that will need to be renovated with modern amenities and such (like 20-30 years from it's opening), so putting the best of the best in it now, gives its sustainability a much longer life. I'm not suggesting it needs to be the extravagance of Oregon or even Wazzu's brand new football ops building, but it certainly needs to be what I would call "plush".
I think the word you're looking for there is "elite". :thumb:
Htowngriz said:Yawn. Show us a program in FCS that wouldn't have struggled under the same cirumstances. Funny how everyone seems to want a return to the Hauck and O'Day days, which didn't yield a single national title, but did have some embarassingly early playoff exits, as well.
this :thumb:Htowngriz said:Yawn. Show us a program in FCS that wouldn't have struggled under the same cirumstances. Funny how everyone seems to want a return to the Hauck and O'Day days, which didn't yield a single national title, but did have some embarassingly early playoff exits, as well.
yellowstone60 said:this :thumb:Htowngriz said:Yawn. Show us a program in FCS that wouldn't have struggled under the same cirumstances. Funny how everyone seems to want a return to the Hauck and O'Day days, which didn't yield a single national title, but did have some embarassingly early playoff exits, as well.
PlayerRep said:Will Engstrom declare the new facility open to all students? Ha.
yellowstone60 said:Missoula is not only fortunate to have Washington Corporation HQ'd here which provides many good paying jobs / big revenue to the community / Montana, but also the support given to Grizzly athletics. This is a Missoula family taking care of it's own. :clap:
monte is a character said:AZGrizFan said:havgrizfan said:Brint, do you know if initial plans are done for what's going to be on the inside of the building? I mean yes, we know what the building will house, but I'm curious to know if UM has gone as far as designs and components for the team locker room, team weight room, ect?
My hope is, even if more money is needed to be raised through this process, there are NO shortcuts. I'm hoping they go as all-out as possible with this project because for one, a football ops building is a game-changer for any already solid to great program, and it's HUGE game-changer for a Big Sky/FCS program. Secondly, it's a building that at some point, way off in the future, that will need to be renovated with modern amenities and such (like 20-30 years from it's opening), so putting the best of the best in it now, gives its sustainability a much longer life. I'm not suggesting it needs to be the extravagance of Oregon or even Wazzu's brand new football ops building, but it certainly needs to be what I would call "plush".
I think the word you're looking for there is "elite". :thumb:
Let me get this straight now, so that the apologists can get their ammo ready in advance. So, you are saying that, once we finish the new athletic facility, and we still don't win our conference, nor advance far into the playoffs.......we will still be an elite program??? We have been hearing the lack-of-facility excuse now since our program went downhill. With that excuse being blown up, what will be the next one?
monte is a character said:AZGrizFan said:havgrizfan said:Brint, do you know if initial plans are done for what's going to be on the inside of the building? I mean yes, we know what the building will house, but I'm curious to know if UM has gone as far as designs and components for the team locker room, team weight room, ect?
My hope is, even if more money is needed to be raised through this process, there are NO shortcuts. I'm hoping they go as all-out as possible with this project because for one, a football ops building is a game-changer for any already solid to great program, and it's HUGE game-changer for a Big Sky/FCS program. Secondly, it's a building that at some point, way off in the future, that will need to be renovated with modern amenities and such (like 20-30 years from it's opening), so putting the best of the best in it now, gives its sustainability a much longer life. I'm not suggesting it needs to be the extravagance of Oregon or even Wazzu's brand new football ops building, but it certainly needs to be what I would call "plush".
I think the word you're looking for there is "elite". :thumb:
Let me get this straight now, so that the apologists can get their ammo ready in advance. So, you are saying that, once we finish the new athletic facility, and we still don't win our conference, nor advance far into the playoffs.......we will still be an elite program??? We have been hearing the lack-of-facility excuse now since our program went downhill. With that excuse being blown up, what will be the next one?
monte is a character said:AZGrizFan said:havgrizfan said:Brint, do you know if initial plans are done for what's going to be on the inside of the building? I mean yes, we know what the building will house, but I'm curious to know if UM has gone as far as designs and components for the team locker room, team weight room, ect?
My hope is, even if more money is needed to be raised through this process, there are NO shortcuts. I'm hoping they go as all-out as possible with this project because for one, a football ops building is a game-changer for any already solid to great program, and it's HUGE game-changer for a Big Sky/FCS program. Secondly, it's a building that at some point, way off in the future, that will need to be renovated with modern amenities and such (like 20-30 years from it's opening), so putting the best of the best in it now, gives its sustainability a much longer life. I'm not suggesting it needs to be the extravagance of Oregon or even Wazzu's brand new football ops building, but it certainly needs to be what I would call "plush".
I think the word you're looking for there is "elite". :thumb:
Let me get this straight now, so that the apologists can get their ammo ready in advance. So, you are saying that, once we finish the new athletic facility, and we still don't win our conference, nor advance far into the playoffs.......we will still be an elite program??? We have been hearing the lack-of-facility excuse now since our program went downhill. With that excuse being blown up, what will be the next one?