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    Boise State Sports Complexes Get $300M in Upgrades

    • The football complex will receive $300 million.
    • The basketball complex will get $19.4 million.
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    Aug 05, 2022 | 02:34 pm
    UPDATED Feb 20, 2023 | 02:31 pm
    Brian Losness-USA TODAY Sports

    Boise State’s sports complexes are getting multimillion-dollar upgrades.

    The Athletics Master Village — the main football complex — is slated to receive $300 million in refurbishments. 

    • The stadium itself will receive a new weight room, dining hall, and new “premium” seating. 
    • There will also be a bigger concourse and a varsity center worth $36.1 million. 

    The school’s basketball arena will also get $19.4 million in renovations. 

    Some will be similar to that of the football stadium: premium seating and a new weight room. But it will also receive a $1 million video board for its practice gym and a new office suit.

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