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Excellent Indiana Football Facilities are Top Notch

Excellent Indiana football facilities will turn your head. Why do I mention that? Two reasons. First, Indiana is my alma mater. Second, the money involved in the business side of college football is so serious that even a school that does not have a lot of success on the field needs to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to exist. In fact, according to Sportico's 2022-23 numbers Indiana athletics took in almost $145,000,000 of revenue. It also spent $139,000,000 that year. That's a lot of money. And to get that kind of money the athletic facilities have to be as good as, or better than everyone else's. Matrix Helix turf has shape memory technology added during the manufacturing process, which twists each monofilament fiber and secures the infill. Hellas also installed the Wave™ Sports Pad below the turf at the Mellencamp Pavilion designed to enhance athlete safety and optimal shock absorption, which leads to better GMAX ratings. EXCELLENT INDIANA FOOTBALL FACILITIES Recent upgrades at IU's Memorial Football Stadium are as aesthetically beautiful as any stadium in the country. The football facilities and workout areas are top notch. And the John Mellencamp Pavilion, which is the indoor practice facility for multiple sports including football just received new turf and is as nice as any NFL facility. (Btw, yes, THAT John Mellencamp. He lives nearby and is a big supporter of Indiana athletics). Whether your school is an annual powerhouse like Michigan, Ohio State, Georgia or Alabama, or if you are a program like Indiana, you have to be all in financially if you want to exist, let alone compete, in college athletics. So, yes, excellent Indiana football facilities may surprise you. College football practice begins on campuses around the country next week and the actual season begins in late August. Football season is here and we are all about it on Craig Shemon and Company on ESPN Southwest Florida every weekday from 2-6. Check us out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9hiOJ3LNGA

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