Brent Yarina, BTN.com Senior Editor, May 7, 2013
Pictured above is Wyoming's new football field. It's pretty sweet, isn't it? The illustrations of the state's Teton Mountains in both end zones is the headliner. Wyoming's decision to include the iconic mountains in the end zones got me thinking: What thing synonymous with Big Ten towns/cities would be cool additions to Big Ten end zones? I asked the question on Twitter, and Big Ten fans responded.
Here are the some of the best, most G-rated tweets:
https://twitter.com/Huskerstildeath/status/331887203171041280
@BTNBrentYarina Corn cob
— Erik Burkhart (@HuskerInsanity) May 7, 2013
@BTNBrentYarina No worries, Maryland already has that taken care of.
— Badeeh McDuffie (@YankeeintheATX) May 7, 2013
@BTNBrentYarina Who wouldn't want to run in to a Juicy Lucy end zone? Melty golden cheese bursting from a Burger like hot lava. Touch down!
— BSD energy? (@therealSMiDT) May 7, 2013
https://twitter.com/TheRealVerigood/status/331888531981103106
@BTNBrentYarina The Iowa Old Capitol
— Molly Schau Di Carlo (@mschau) May 7, 2013
@BTNBrentYarina The Wis. Capitol building would make a sweet EZ design for the Badgers
— Tex Western ????? (@TexWestern) May 7, 2013
@BTNBrentYarina @BigTenNetwork old Capitol building @ kinnick
— Mike (@Mike_JM) May 7, 2013
@BTNBrentYarina Limestone colored
— Aaron (@Snak_Attack18) May 7, 2013
@BTNBrentYarina @BigTenNetwork how about a spotted cow end zone for the #Badgers
— Adam (@asb613) May 7, 2013
@BTNBrentYarina @BigTenNetwork babe and Paul Bunyan in one, and the northern lights in the other. #Minnesota
— Tommy Johnson (@Dirt43) May 7, 2013
@BTNBrentYarina The Nebraska state capitol building in one end zone, Ernie Chamber's hair in the other. Lincoln/Omaha represented.
— Corn Nation (@CornNation) May 7, 2013
@BTNBrentYarina not end zone, but I think it'd be interesting if Purdue could turn the hashes into railroad tracks
— Keith Carrell (@BoilerColts) May 7, 2013
| About Brent Yarina | BTN.com web editor Brent Yarina covers football and men's basketball for BTN.com. He writes the popular uniform feature "Clothes Call," which also focuses on the latest cosmetic changes across Big Ten arenas and stadiums. Read all of his work here. You can subscribe to Yarina's RSS feed and follow him on Twitter @BTNBrentYarina. |
