Dublin high school football stadium movie#

Bazemore-Hyder Stadium (Valdosta, Ga.)Д«uilt in 1922 and refurbished in 2004 with new synthetic turf and a state-of-the-art scoreboard, the home of the Valdosta Wildcats is one of the nation's best examples of honoring the past with an eye on the present. The place has been rocking this year and last, as Permian seems to have regained its prominence as a Texas powerhouse.ДЈ. Crowds approaching 20,000 are common, especially for the rivalry games between Permian and Odessa or Permian and Midland Lee.

Close to the stadium, at the Permian practice field, a sign lists all the Permian state championships and its Mojo nickname.

Dublin high school football stadium movie#

The 19,302-seat home since 1982 of Permian and Odessa high schools, it is the focal point of the book, movie and television series 'Friday Night Lights.' It cost $5.6 million to build 'in the middle of nowhere' with a sunken field flanked by two enormous concrete seating areas and surrounded by a running track. The Ohio state high school playoffs uses this site, along with nearby Paul Brown Stadium in Massillon, for its six championship games. Named after local civic leader and school board president John Fawcett, the venue has an NFL flavor with artificial turf, a pro-style press box and lighting system. Located adjacent to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and the site since 1962 of the annual preseason Hall of Fame Game, the 70-year-old structure currently is a home field for three high schools - famed Canton McKinley, Timken and GlenOak - and two NAIA colleges, Walsh and Malone. Here are our top choices - some famous, some quirky and some for other reasons - for the nation's best places to watch high school football. You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.ДЇor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browser