To celebrate the 100th anniversary of LSU’s iconic Tiger Stadium, the university announced a slew of improvements to be made ahead of this upcoming season.
One of the most exciting announcements was the addition of new videoboards in both the north and south end zones with the one on the north side being quite a bit larger than the board it’s replacing.
The previous screen had dimensions of 80 feet by 28 feet, but the new videoboard will be more than twice as large at 152 feet by 37 feet and will be lined on both sides by 19-foot wide speaker towers.
While we’ll have to wait to see how the board officially looks, LSU released a mockup to show how much bigger the new one will be.
Bigger & Better
The north endzone videoboard is more than doubling in size and set to be ready for the home opener. https://t.co/C3mQNciNKz pic.twitter.com/GGp00y7w6h
— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) July 23, 2024
In addition to the new videoboards, the upgrades will include the additions of 11 LED ribbon boards around the stadium with LED lights also being installed in the Chute and field tunnels.
The official 100-year anniversary celebration will be held on Oct. 12 when LSU hosts Ole Miss.
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