Jack Williams/Tallahassee DEmocrat / USA TODAY NETWORK A new video board will be added amongst other changes On Thursday, an FSU spokesperson announced that Florida State football would undertake “major video board renovations” and begin “a complete overhaul of the stadium’s video displays.” “This project includes replacing all 11 ribbon boards, spanning more than 1,270 feet, along with the north scoreboard (57 feet x 120 feet) and the south scoreboard (35 feet x 75 feet).” “These high-resolution displays will bring a new level of engagement, offering crisp visuals and dynamic in-game content that will elevate the fan experience inside Doak Campbell Stadium.” The improvements to the jumbotrons are just one of the significant transformations happening in Doak Campbell Stadium, which also includes new seating options, renovated bathrooms and concessions, and a multi-purpose venue for concerts and other entertainment. Florida State expects to finish the project by August 30th, when the Seminoles host Alabama to kick off the 2025 season. “These enhancements will not only improve the gameday atmosphere for our passionate fans but also allow us to expand the versatility of the venue,” said Michael Alford, FSU Vice President and Director of Athletics. “Whether it’s for FSU Athletics or other special events held at Doak Campbell, these new displays will provide an unmatched high-quality visual experience that meets the demands of a modern, world-class stadium.” Florida State is providing an opportunity for local media to tour the construction sites of the new practice facility and Doak Campbell on Saturday, so stick with Tomahawk Nation for more coverage.

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