I love stadiums with brick exteriors. Looking up at a massive brick facade from street level is simultaneously beautiful, powerful, and slightly intimidating, all good qualities in a sports venue.
Those aren’t grassy roofs in the Notre Dame Stadium rendering, those are green roofs built using trays of sedum and they DID get built. They are becoming somewhat common on flat roofs to help absorb heat and rain water.
Couple of things. First, it’s Indiana University - not the University of Indiana. Second, you mentioned Indy Eleven or Eleven Park as an MLS stadium, which is perhaps the goal, but there is no MLS team in Indianapolis. Third, you called the Pacers arena Bankers Life, showed it as Conseco, but it is Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Naming rights. Amiright? I like the state-by-state videos. Nice job.
I was about to mention Hinkle Fieldhouse. Also, other spots including Purcel Pavilion (aka the Joyce Athletic & Convocation Center) at Notre Dame and Worthen Arena at Ball State. Honorable mention: Hulman Center in Indiana State University.
No Hinkle Fieldhouse, which is recently renovated and a cathedral of college basketball! Made so much of Notre Dame stadium being a cathedral like design, which is valid. Also, IU football’s end zones do have value. The north end zone is where their state of the art work out facility is. 🙄
@@kevinkelley1644 I mean, Hinkle, Worthen, Joyce, wherever Indiana State plays, UE’s arena… I could go on. At least mention them in passing. Sure I get not wanting to mention every D3 and NAIA school, but there’s way more than they talked about. Even just a passing mention would have been a good idea.
I have lived in a suburb of Indy for 6 years now and the brick and limestone facade is just their thing. It’s not bad but just different compared to the rest on the nation
Actually Indy Eleven is a company, not sure if they’re going to name an expansion MLS team that. Looks like the new stadium is to be completed in August 2024. Also here in Indianapolis they’re planning on building a couple new skyscrapers downtown, bare minimum there’s at least one going to happen. There’s going to be a 42 story Hilton hotel that just broke ground this summer which actually was supposed to happen a few years back but it’s supposed to be completed by 2026 the latest or 2025 the earliest. There might be a couple towers that would be hotel, apartments, and retail space replacing a CSX railroad building that’s 100 years old so quite possibly the skyline here is about to change drastically in the next couple years.
@@SenatorLongley I agree with the same time Indianapolis is an MLS City congratulations to them a rivalry with St Louis and Chicago is awesome in soccer
I love stadiums with brick exteriors. Looking up at a massive brick facade from street level is simultaneously beautiful, powerful, and slightly intimidating, all good qualities in a sports venue.
Those aren’t grassy roofs in the Notre Dame Stadium rendering, those are green roofs built using trays of sedum and they DID get built. They are becoming somewhat common on flat roofs to help absorb heat and rain water.
Couple of things. First, it’s Indiana University - not the University of Indiana.
Second, you mentioned Indy Eleven or Eleven Park as an MLS stadium, which is perhaps the goal, but there is no MLS team in Indianapolis.
Third, you called the Pacers arena Bankers Life, showed it as Conseco, but it is Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
Naming rights. Amiright?
I like the state-by-state videos. Nice job.
the Indy Eleven are not in the MLS, also you forgot about Victory Field for the Indianapolis Indians
What about Hinkle fieldhouse? One of the best college basketball arenas.
I was about to mention Hinkle Fieldhouse. Also, other spots including Purcel Pavilion (aka the Joyce Athletic & Convocation Center) at Notre Dame and Worthen Arena at Ball State. Honorable mention: Hulman Center in Indiana State University.
@@76carmel I too was going ask why he did not include Hinkle Fieldhouse -one of the cathedrals of college basketball.
As a Butler Grad a bit miffed. It is the inspiration for Pacers Fieldhouse. Assembly Hall is so blah. Overrated.
No Hinkle Fieldhouse, which is recently renovated and a cathedral of college basketball! Made so much of Notre Dame stadium being a cathedral like design, which is valid. Also, IU football’s end zones do have value. The north end zone is where their state of the art work out facility is. 🙄
How did you forget Butler basketball?
AFAIK Indy's stadium is NOT an MLS stadium? Indy Eleven plays in USL Pro
Little disappointed you didn’t mention at least in passing some of the smaller but still D1 college stadiums/arenas
Hinkle field house is old but still one of the best places to watch basketball.
@@kevinkelley1644 I mean, Hinkle, Worthen, Joyce, wherever Indiana State plays, UE’s arena… I could go on. At least mention them in passing. Sure I get not wanting to mention every D3 and NAIA school, but there’s way more than they talked about. Even just a passing mention would have been a good idea.
@@bigj200016 University of Evansville is at the Ford Center and Indiana State plays at the Hulman Center.
Impressed with your upload consistency, subbed 🙃
Not mentioning Hinkle Fieldhouse is insane. Or New castle’s basketball arena ha
Exactly on both points!
Video topic idea: Have you ever considered making a video about stadiums?
And by the way, it’s Indiana University, not University of Indiana.
Love this series Ginger , fun stuff
Basketball schools tend not to be good at football. Indiana football is an afterthought
You left out Hinkle Fieldhouse (Butler) and the Joyce Center (Notre Dame).
I have lived in a suburb of Indy for 6 years now and the brick and limestone facade is just their thing. It’s not bad but just different compared to the rest on the nation
I live 45 minutes from purdue and 30 minutes from Lucas oil
come tour it it's beautiful
I love indiana stadiums. Especially notre dame. Go irish
talk about more stadiums and arena these states feel disrespected
it's IU
MLS builds some new expansion team in Indianapolis and name the team Indy Eleven!⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽
That is a crummy name
Actually Indy Eleven is a company, not sure if they’re going to name an expansion MLS team that. Looks like the new stadium is to be completed in August 2024. Also here in Indianapolis they’re planning on building a couple new skyscrapers downtown, bare minimum there’s at least one going to happen. There’s going to be a 42 story Hilton hotel that just broke ground this summer which actually was supposed to happen a few years back but it’s supposed to be completed by 2026 the latest or 2025 the earliest. There might be a couple towers that would be hotel, apartments, and retail space replacing a CSX railroad building that’s 100 years old so quite possibly the skyline here is about to change drastically in the next couple years.
Gainbridge Fieldhouse
I find it hard to take you seriously when you say "University of Indiana"
Indy Eleven should play at Lucas Oil Stadium alongside the Indiana Colts, Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever
They could do that actually did and was awhile ago but the good news congratulations to Indianapolis for being an MLS City
Good for them in the stadium and bad for us as taxpayers. Construction costs incredibly outweighs the value of the team
@@SenatorLongley it’s better than college of Indianapolis
@@SenatorLongley I agree with the same time Indianapolis is an MLS City congratulations to them a rivalry with St Louis and Chicago is awesome in soccer
Indiana is a depressing state
Outside of Indianapolis, there’s pretty much nothing to do throughout the entire state.
@@lakerskid2013 facts