Transformation coming in 2023...
— Kansas Jayhawks (@KUAthletics) October 7, 2022
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The Univ. of Kansas is "moving forward with its project to renovate the football stadium," and KU’s athletic department named HNTB the lead architect in partnership with Lawrence-based Multistudio and Nation’s Group. The upgrades to David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium are part of a larger “11th and Mississippi Project” that includes mixed-use development. The project is set to break ground next year. Kansas AD Travis Goff: “We won’t cut any corners. ... Profound is what the outcome will be.” No dollar amount was revealed, but Goff was later asked specifically if $350M "would cover the total cost." He said, “That’s what I believe we have … that’s in the Board of Regents-approved kind of rolling annual budget.” The project "will start with renovations to Anderson Family Football Complex" and will later feature "upgrades to the in-game experience such as seating bowl design" (K.C. STAR, 10/8).