[BuiltRamTough]

Haha this is sick!^^

[Stranger]

Haha this is sick!^^

Yes, it is.

[LoyalRam]

I wonder...If the bowl seating is so deep, will it be cooler because of that?

[TSFH Fan]

I wonder if they lined up Oculus, the company, for a minor corp. sponsorship, before revealing that the video board has been dubbed the Oculus. These guys are smart, they must have, right?

Heh, not everything's bigger in Texas after all . . .

[Hacksaw]

3) Rams' plan in L.A. The Rams have been so trained on getting to Los Angeles that preliminary construction work in Inglewood actually was done even before the league approved their move on Tuesday. Still, the hard part really does begin now, with the effort to actually pick up and move enveloping much more than that parcel of land by LAX. Per a club source, the goal is to get the team itself to Los Angeles by the beginning of organized team activities in May, if not sooner. And as part of that, the team will construct a temporary/permanent facility, like the one the New Orleans Saints built for their training camp at The Greenbrier in West Virginia. (The resort spent $30 million to assemble a complex with meeting rooms, weight rooms, offices and three lavish practice fields in under 100 days in 2014.) The team's already looking for a site, with plots north of L.A. in Oxnard or Westlake a possibility. Additionally, according to the Rams source, regardless of whether the facility goes up that quickly or not, the plan is to run the draft and all associated events in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, they'll be looking for a place to build a state-of-the-art permanent facility, with an eye toward moving there in early 2018, a year before the Inglewood stadium is to open. Ideally, that facility would be near the temporary/permanent facility, so team officials won't have to move twice, and also close enough to the Coliseum and new Inglewood stadium. The other piece of housekeeping here, of course, would be the fate of the Chargers, which remains uncertain, though the Rams have given them multiple options as both a partner and a tenant. As for the more immediate future, most of the team operations will continue to be run out of Rams Park in suburban St. Louis for the next few months. Therefore, much of the team's draft prep and free-agent movement will be carried out there, which is at least a little awkward.

Just after the draft as reported.

[Hacksaw]

I wonder...If the bowl seating is so deep, will it be cooler because of that?

They reported that the roof and subterranean design will see a whopping degree decrease in temps.

[ramsman34]

They reported that the roof and subterranean design will see a whopping degree decrease in temps.

That could be a problem. Today it was 65 in the valley which is 55-60 in Inglewood. So much colder than that I think might be an issues, especially with fans. It will be great August-October. Maybe it's just El Nino, but it can get "west coast" cold out here Nov-Jan.

[Hacksaw]

They reported that the roof and subterranean design will see a whopping 4 degree decrease in temps.

That could be a problem. Today it was 65 in the valley which is 55-60 in Inglewood. So much colder than that I think might be an issues, especially with fans. It will be great August-October. Maybe it's just El Nino, but it can get "west coast" cold out here Nov-Jan.

Fixed my post ^^^

[Youngblood]

I cried a few times reading this wonderful thread.

I'm still in shock. My favorite team of all time will be relevant again.

Win or lose, they will be important.