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That's an outright buy. I know the Bulls paid for the upgrades at the Cow Palace and selling the scoreboard is a real good way to pay down debt. You'd have to ship any new scoreboard anyway but this is better because a) it's already built b) it's only two years old and c) it's from somebody they know.
That's what I was thinking. If anything, I would say that the bull's scoreboard is probably lighter than the current one in the Sully due to it using lighter components. The LCD displays used these days are relatively light (think of how light modern flat screen computer displays are compared to the old clunky CRT computer monitors). Granted the Seawolves board appears to use panels of giant light bulbs to convey information and not a traditional tv style tube display so this weight comparison may not apply. Without any weight stats on both boards this is purely conjecture on my part.
If it is heavier than the current Sullivan arena board and reinforcements need to be made, you would think they could use the money they save by purchasing a used board on the reinforcements. Of course, I have no idea how much money reinforcements would run and it still might greatly outweigh any savings gained by getting a used score board. It's fun to speculate though.
You're a staunch supporter so I have no intention of fighting with you, however to me the days of the Seawolves just hanging on and praying are over. These guys are learning to kick butt and take names.
That's what I was thinking. If anything, I would say that the bull's scoreboard is probably lighter than the current one in the Sully due to it using lighter components. The LCD displays used these days are relatively light (think of how light modern flat screen computer displays are compared to the old clunky CRT computer monitors). Granted the Seawolves board appears to use panels of giant light bulbs or LEDs to convey information and not a traditional tv style tube display so this weight comparison may not apply. Without any weight stats on both boards this is purely conjecture on my part.
If it is heavier than the current Sullivan arena board and reinforcements need to be made, you would think they could use the money they save by purchasing a used board on the reinforcements. Of course, I have no idea how much money reinforcements would run and it still might greatly outweigh any savings gained by getting a used score board. It's fun to speculate though.
(Taken from Wikipedia).
(Taken from the Colosseo website).
Today's newspaper had a picture of the unfinished interior. It's screaming for ice but the powers that be are ignoring it.
