Get ready, Bulls fans, because the University of South Florida is making a monumental move on the gridiron. In an exhilarating announcement, the board of trustees has given the green light to a massive $340 million budget for the construction of a state-of-the-art, 35,000-seat football stadium right on campus.
To fund this game-changing project, the board has authorized an impressive $200 million in debt spending, ensuring that the majority of the stadium becomes a reality. The remaining funds will flow in through donations and other university resources. While the exact cost is set to be finalized next year, according to The Tampa Bay Business Journal, this exciting venture is projected to kick off for the 2026 season.
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It’s important to note that until the final numbers are locked in, USF retains the flexibility to fine-tune its game plan. But fear not, dear fans, for all signs point to an incredible home field advantage for the Bulls in the not-too-distant future. So get ready to roar with pride as USF paves the way for a thrilling new chapter in Tampa Bay’s collegiate football scene.
The proposal now heads to the Florida Board of Governors for their approval. The Bulls currently play home games at Raymond James Stadium.
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