Oregon State brought down part of its football stadium Friday, making room for its stadium renovation project.
"It was designed to fall that direction, into the parking lot and it came over exactly how we wanted it to," Hatch said.
The stadium renovation is expected to be complete before the 2023 football season. By the time it opens to the public, it will be equipped with a student center and wellness center. The university said the project will transform "Reser Stadium into a national best-in-class football facility with year-round programs and facilities for all OSU students, faculty and staff."
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