New scoreboard at the Tigue

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Originally Posted by cajunref

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I am assuming that this piece is a LED board that will show the innings and pitch count etc. There is probably another square video board that will work like a big screen TV. I'm just getting a little anxious.............I really want to see what it looks like and what it can do!:)

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Originally Posted by RedBug58

I am assuming that this piece is a LED board that will show the innings and pitch count etc. There is probably another square video board that will work like a big screen TV. I'm just getting a little anxious.............I really want to see what it looks like and what it can do!:)

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From what I understand the overall scoreboard will be only slightly larger that the old board. However, at least 1/2 of the total board will be a LED board for video, etc. In addition, much of the rest of the board will have LED capability as well. It will be very nice.

Hopefully we take care of the control board and keep it from getting stolen!!!!!! LOL!!!!

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Originally Posted by RedBug58

I am assuming that this piece is a LED board that will show the innings and pitch count etc. There is probably another square video board that will work like a big screen TV. I'm just getting a little anxious.............I really want to see what it looks like and what it can do!:)

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Actually this piece is the bottom portion of the LED board that will be for video! The innings have their own sections, you can actually see them on that piece just to right of this one if you look closely. In other words, this video board is going to be huge! Man I can't wait!!!

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Originally Posted by RedBug58

I am assuming that this piece is a LED board that will show the innings and pitch count etc. There is probably another square video board that will work like a big screen TV. I'm just getting a little anxious.............I really want to see what it looks like and what it can do!:)

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See the 2nd pic in the top post of this page. You can see the board with innings 8, 9, 10 then Runs, hits, etc. That's going to be a standard scoreboard with individual LED number sections for each inning.

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Originally Posted by wcd35

See the 2nd pic in the top post of this page. You can see the board with innings 8, 9, 10 then Runs, hits, etc. That's going to be a standard scoreboard with individual LED number sections for each inning.

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Will there be some kind of protection in front of this big guy??? You know we are leading the nation in home runs!!!!

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Originally Posted by wcd35

See the 2nd pic in the top post of this page. You can see the board with innings 8, 9, 10 then Runs, hits, etc. That's going to be a standard scoreboard with individual LED number sections for each inning.

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Didn't realize how big the video board would be until I realized the length of the original scoreboard wasn't as big as the beams make it out to be (used to have two huge adverts on each side), and skewed my idea of how big it would be. Can't wait.

Yeah, it will effectively be much bigger, but still on the same frame. They will brick up the posts and the board later on after the season. Should look very nice once its all complete.

The new board will be approximately the same overall size as the old board, but fully half of the new board will be video with the other half being game info. The bare board will be installed initially. At a later time, there will be a "topper" added that includes the old clock (working), as well as promotional signage on the sides. In addition, all of the drill pipe support system will be enclosed by brick. Having the support system already in place, as well as putting off the signage and topper to a later time, means they were able to dedicate much more money to the scoreboard itself. This means you're getting a much better scoreboard than $375,000 would normally supply.

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Originally Posted by CajunAmos

The new board will be approximately the same overall size as the old board, but fully half of the new board will be video with the other half being game info. The bare board will be installed initially. At a later time, there will be a "topper" added that includes the old clock (working), as well as promotional signage on the sides. In addition, all of the drill pipe support system will be enclosed by brick. Having the support system already in place, as well as putting off the signage and topper to a later time, means they were able to dedicate much more money to the scoreboard itself. This means you're getting a much better scoreboard than $375,000 would normally supply.

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Originally Posted by anhil8tor

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I'm just wondering here... Shouldn't a hard hat be required working under that beam and what not?

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NO ----NO NO------Absolutely NOT!!!