Milligan College, Tenn. (Aug. 21, 2012) — Milligan College celebrated the past, present and future of its athletics program at a rededication ceremony for the newly renovated Steve Lacy Fieldhouse on Tuesday, Aug. 21. The ceremony took place during the college’s first all-athletes’ meeting of the year, where student athletes and their coaches were gathered… Read More
Courtesy of Rex Barber, Johnson City Press MILLIGAN COLLEGE –– The basketball court at Milligan College is brighter and decorated now with the image of the school’s new fierce-looking buffalo mascot. The court is located in the Steve Lacy Fieldhouse, the home of the Milligan Buffaloes since 1976. The fieldhouse was renovated beginning this past… Read More
Courtesy of Milligan College MILLIGAN COLLEGE, Tenn. (Aug. 21, 2012) — Milligan College celebrated the past, present and future of its athletics program at a rededication ceremony for the newly renovated Steve Lacy Fieldhouse on Tuesday, Aug. 21. The ceremony was held during the college’s first all-athletes’ meeting of the year, where athletes and their… Read More
Courtesy of The City Wire Staff When fans enter the UAFS Stubblefield Center this fall, they will notice a few cosmetic changes to the home court of the Lions and Lady Lions basketball and volleyball teams. A month-long renovation of the court was recently completed and included a complete redesign of the court’s paint scheme… Read More
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – The final phase of the Dunn Center floor project has begun in earnest on the campus of Austin Peay State University. After Friday’s graduation and the removal of the protective flooring, workers began cleaning the surface to allow the floor design to begin. The Sports Floors, Inc., workers began a light sanding… Read More
Courtesy of Clarksville Online Clarksville, TN – The final phase of the Dunn Center floor project has begun in earnest on the campus of Austin Peay State University. After Friday’s graduation and the removal of the protective flooring, workers began cleaning the surface to allow the floor design to begin. The Sports Floors, Inc., workers began… Read More
Courtesy of Louisiana Tech Athletics RUSTON – After almost 60 years of existence, including four decades of enduring the bounce of a ball and the scuff of athletic shoes, the history-rich pecan basketball court at Memorial Gym began undergoing a facelift Monday night. Demolition on the existing floor which came with the facility that was constructed… Read More
Courtesy of Robert Smith with The Leaf Chronicle Completion date expected after students arrive CLARKSVILLE, TENN. — Progress is moving forward slowly on the Dunn Center’s new floor renovation, which likely won’t be complete until after students arrive in late August. Austin Peay’s Director of Facilities, Planning and Projects Al Westerman said the wood from Connor Sports… Read More
Courtesy of Greg Williamson with The Leaf Chronicle CLARKSVILLE, TENN. — Visitors to the Dunn Center can’t miss the effects of Austin Peay’s total floor renovation to the 37-year-old basketball arena. Workers have completely removed every part of Dave Loos Court in Dave Aaron Arena and the court’s namesake, athletic director Dave Loos, said some channeling… Read More
Courtesy of Clarksville Online Clarksville, TN – The Austin Peay State University‘s Dunn Center floor is getting more than a facelift. After seeing part of the floor twice replaced in the past decade, a whole new surface will be in place when the 2012 Austin Peay State University volleyball season opens this fall–call it Extreme Makeover… Read More
MONROE, La. – The court inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum will have a new look to it when the ULM men’s and women’s basketball teams begin play in November. The court has been redesigned and repainted with a fresh look, which includes the primary ULM logo at center court and “Warhawks” on each baseline. It is the… Read More
Rules panel approves restricted-area arc for Div. I;Divisions II and III get one-year delay; women’s three-point line also moved By Greg Johnson NCAA.org The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel during its conference call on Monday approved adding a visible restricted-area arc three feet from the center of the basket where a secondary defender cannot legally… Read More