When they say everything is bigger in Texas, they’re clearly talking about the scoreboard at AT&T Stadium, which will go down as the first Final Four scoreboard to ever dwarf the size of a Final Four court.
And we’re not being cavalier with our verb usage. Check it out.
The massive two-sided video board in the center of Jerry Jones’ palace in Arlington has been an object of fascination ever since the stadium opened in 2008. (Remember the long debate about whether punters would accidentally hit it with their kicks?) It’s grandiosity will especially come in handy this weekend for people sitting in the upper-reaches of Jerry World.
One more day … #FinalFour pic.twitter.com/dJMo7WbQS8
— NCAA March Madness (@marchmadness) April 4, 2014
