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Tuesday, May 12th, 2009
Posted by Don Ruiz @ 09:43:04 am
After years of consideratin, UCLA is going about the tricky business of renovating Pauley Pavilion.
While the place is no architectural marvel, and it's sightlines sure weren't designed with fans in mind, much of the design came from John Wooden himself and there's a lot of history in there.
However, UCLA now has this plan (outlined in an LA Daily News story), which should make the place a bit better from the outside and a lot better on the inside -- for fans and players.
However, the renovation is expected to force the Bruins into a temporary home during the 2010-11 season. The options -- mostly likely Staples Center or the Forum or a mix -- are outlined in the video portion of this LA Times link.
