MSU's Master Plan looks prettay, prettay

[fanofzoo]

In all honesty though, this is a great facility. I really do like the rehabilitation center with the hot tubs. I wish the Griz would have done that. I know they were talking about doing it. but I don't know far out that is. I wish it was in the champions center though. Has anyone heard anything about that?

A full medical training/recovery facility, very similar to what a lot of FBS programs (only smaller in scale) was part of the original Champions Center plan, but it raised the price tag to 20 million, and so it was scrapped. It's still something that UM wants badly, and I have heard is part of the 32 million indoor practice facility plan, but could also be part of the future plans they have for the bowels of the Adams Center.

What else are they planning for the bowels of the Adams center?

Nothing I hope the Pov is building or planning.

 

[Mich Griz]

Based on the way the count fans that appears to be 15000 in the stands at their indoor practice facility....wait did we say INDOOR PRACTICE FACILITY? How can we spin this topic to get it completely off subject and get it to 17 pages

 

[BadlandsGrizFan]

I'm wondering if anyone else is seeing the underwater hand of the middle-aged shadow guy in the hot tub.

Dude its totally normal, hes just watching that girl stretch in front of him.

 

[evan06]

Well first MSU needs to get the new open air gym situation fixed where they refunded us a mere $12 for the semester...bastards.

 

[griz4life]

Most likely means recruits are digging the UM champions center, which by the way is 10,000 square feet larger than the MSU deal and real, not just a picture.
The least MSU could do is make the square footage in the picture as big as what UM already has. Who doesn't make the pretend building as big as the real thing?
You might as well tell recruits this building which doesn't exist and probably won't before they're seniors, is the same size.

 

[AllWeatherFan]

 

[CDAGRIZ]

 

[Phat Cat]

We break ground and start building in 2019.

 

[fanofzoo]

We break ground and start building in 2019.

Roof falls in about 2020.

 

[tourist]

I assume it has a flat roof. :lol: What's that saying, 'you can lead a horse to water, but....' :roll:
But, but, but....global warming....the roof won't get all that wet snow, so...... :lol:

 

[jodcon]

We break ground and start building in 2019.

Roof falls in about 2020.

...which leads to yet more of this face around campus...

 

[garizzalies]

I think they are breaking ground on the “promenade” first. I believe it will connect the locker room building with the bathroom building and later those will be connected to the basketball building and so on, until one day the team will be able to easily prance the two and a half miles right into the north-by-north-by-west-by-westnorth section of the first stadium.

The website shows a map of this but oddly there is no picture of the outside of the building?? How can that be? Well, the one pic of the inside shows it will be a typical cowboy steel shop. There’s a ton of them in that valley. This one will be the granddaddy of them all. Yehaa

 

[CDAGRIZ]

We break ground and start building in 2019.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0n9BM3cio7o

 

[getgrizzy]

Why are they spending 18 million on a 40000 square foot building, when we only spent 14 million on 51000 square feet? That’s almost double the price per square foot. 450 to 274.

 

[CDAGRIZ]

Why are they spending 18 million on a 40000 square foot building, when we only spent 14 million on 51000 square feet? That’s almost double the price per square foot. 450 to 274.

Two words: hydrotherapy.

 

[KoolMoeDee]

It also includes the academic center.

 

[bgbigdog]

Why are they spending 18 million on a 40000 square foot building, when we only spent 14 million on 51000 square feet? That’s almost double the price per square foot. 450 to 274.

Two words: hydrotherapy.

Not to mention that in Bozeman, it costs money to include sketchy shadow images on architectural renderings.

 

[getgrizzy]

Why are they spending 18 million on a 40000 square foot building, when we only spent 14 million on 51000 square feet? That’s almost double the price per square foot. 450 to 274.

Two words: hydrotherapy.

Not to mention that in Bozeman, it costs money to include sketchy shadow images on architectural renderings.

I thought those were shadowy, sketched images, but you’re right. Those are definitely sketchy shadow images.

 

[jodcon]

Why are they spending 18 million on a 40000 square foot building, when we only spent 14 million on 51000 square feet? That’s almost double the price per square foot. 450 to 274.

Two words: hydrotherapy.

Not to mention that in Bozeman, it costs money to include sketchy shadow images on architectural renderings.

I thought those were shadowy, sketched images, but you’re right. Those are definitely sketchy shadow images.

I believe they used the assistant coaches lurking during the Choach Pub and Pussy Party as a template for the shadowy figures.

 

[CDAGRIZ]

Two words: hydrotherapy.

Not to mention that in Bozeman, it costs money to include sketchy shadow images on architectural renderings.

I thought those were shadowy, sketched images, but you’re right. Those are definitely sketchy shadow images.

I believe they used the assistant coaches lurking during the Choach Pub and Pussy Party as a template for the shadowy figures.

I think that's right. So, who was the muse for the Terry Bradshaw-lookin' MF'er peeping at the poor lady?

Also, the monitors show someone running in the treadmill pool, but nobody is there. Are we just going to ignore the fact that the underwater cameras in the treadmill pool can detect thick-legged ghosts? Those have to cost a ton of money.