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Missouri State University — Robert W. Plaster Stadium
MISSOURI STATE FOOTBALL ENTERS NATIONAL STAGE THROUGH BROADCAST INFRASTRUCTURE
Home to the Bears, Missouri State University's Robert W. Plaster Stadium is a concrete stadium built in 1941 and renovated and expanded in 1991. As Missouri State University prepared to move its football program to Conference USA in 2025, the stadium required a significant broadcast infrastructure upgrade to support the technical demands of national network television production.
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN OSBORNE LEGACY COMPLEX
SETTING A NEW STANDARD IN COLLEGE ATHLETIC FACILITIES THROUGH IMPACTFUL TECHNOLOGY
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Osborne Legacy Complex is a 315,000-square-foot facility that’s home to Nebraska Football’s entire operations, the main student athlete dining center, and the academic center for all campus athletes. This athletics performance facility is named after one of the most storied coaches in all of college football, Tom Osborne. The complex has made its mark in college athletics, setting a standard as a one of the best facilities in the country.