"I’ve heard a lot of schools say they don’t utilize it, and if you’re going to build something of that magnitude, you want to make sure you are going to utilize it and put it to good use,” he said.I said back in December that I'm passionately against the idea of an indoor practice facility for football because of many, many reasons. Damon's logical comment that other teams don't even use the ones that they built just adds to my list of reasons why not.
An indoor practice facility, which would allow the Bulldogs to practice out of the elements when there is rain or lightning in the area, could cost as little as $10 million or as much $40 million, Evans said.
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