OU plans to upgrade its video boards
NORMAN — Oklahoma 's football and basketball games may soon be not only live, but large and in high-definition.
That's the ultimate goal of a $10.3 million plan recommended by OU president David Boren to the school's board of regents to upgrade the video boards and sound system at Memorial Stadium and Lloyd Noble Center .
The plan, involving a contract with South Dakota -based Daktronics, Inc. , is ...
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