Orig. built in 1968 for $8,000,000, $31,000,000 was spent on renovation in 2003. Now, just 12 years later Clemson will spend a a whopping $61,000,000 on another renovation to a building that currently looks pretty nice to most Clemson fans I talk to.
The current renovation will actually reduce seating to 8,000 from the current 10,500 capacity. (Yes, you read that correctly.)
Paul Borick, project manager for the 2003 renovation, evidently loves the "real basketball atmosphere of
Duke's Cameron Indoor Stadium which happens to seat, you guessed it, 8,000. Borick, now at tiny Wake Forest, constantly speaks badly of larger revenue generating multi use facilities in Raleigh and Columbia.
According to the USA TODAY database Clemson's athletic dept. showed a 2014 profit of less than $1,300,000 after expenses of some $73,500,000.
I'm sure Paul Borick will just love it.
The current renovation will actually reduce seating to 8,000 from the current 10,500 capacity. (Yes, you read that correctly.)
Paul Borick, project manager for the 2003 renovation, evidently loves the "real basketball atmosphere of
Duke's Cameron Indoor Stadium which happens to seat, you guessed it, 8,000. Borick, now at tiny Wake Forest, constantly speaks badly of larger revenue generating multi use facilities in Raleigh and Columbia.
According to the USA TODAY database Clemson's athletic dept. showed a 2014 profit of less than $1,300,000 after expenses of some $73,500,000.
I'm sure Paul Borick will just love it.
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