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A lot going on there :)
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Mersad Donko Photography
Who's winning? Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeletescoreboards are full of advertisements - it's a big sign board of sorts.
ReplyDeleteMy SIGNS, SIGNS
Yes, many ads. The maker of this scoreboard, Daktronics, is a local company who also makes boards for most of the NFL, NBA, and baseball sports venues. The ads pay most of the costs of the board. The Jackrabbits are our local university football team, and they were playing the U. Wisc. at Oshkosh Titans, a Division 3 team. The Jacks are Division 1, so the Titans were overmatched, but they were able to kick a field goal in the 4th quarter so it wasn't a shutout.
DeleteThe Jacks are doing well!
ReplyDeleteIt's a great sign if you're a supporter of the Jacks.
ReplyDeleteYour comment on Photo Cache's observation was quite informative. Daktronics would be a good company to have in just about any city.
ReplyDeleteDo people stand around with their necks craned watching the action and checking the scores? Somehow reminds me of how (a century ago or so>)) when I was a child we'd go watch TV in the appliance store window at night, because nobody had their own yet.
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