Brother Bear
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In listening to coach Hauck, it is clear that one of the problems with the spring season is getting the team ready in time and the ability to have safe practices that can start in January for a possible February season. We are currently lucky in Montana that we have had relatively warm weather so far and not a lot of snow. Freezing temps make the ground hard and extremely difficult to get quality-safe practice in. Will the weather hold... will the team decide to opt out this spring season even if other FCS schools still do it and chase a Championship? Do the Griz just do normal spring practice when time comes and gear up for the fall season like normal? The other side of the coin obviously is the U certainly needs fans and money coming in the door to make this all work. Would UM even try to play if only 25 spectators are allowed inside WA-Griz? Games could obviously be televised for some potential revenue.
Regardless of the Covid situation, at some point (the sooner the better) the University of Montana would benefit greatly from an indoor practice facility that can be shared by multiple sports, a benefit to both the female teams and male teams at the Flagship.
Any ideas on the cost of what it would cost to do in Missoula and the best place to put it on campus? The University of Missouri just got a $10 million dollar donation to get it going on their campus.
https://abc17news.com/news/2020/12/29/mizzou-athletics-announces-10-million-donation-for-new-indoor-facility/
Regardless of the Covid situation, at some point (the sooner the better) the University of Montana would benefit greatly from an indoor practice facility that can be shared by multiple sports, a benefit to both the female teams and male teams at the Flagship.
Any ideas on the cost of what it would cost to do in Missoula and the best place to put it on campus? The University of Missouri just got a $10 million dollar donation to get it going on their campus.
https://abc17news.com/news/2020/12/29/mizzou-athletics-announces-10-million-donation-for-new-indoor-facility/