Lloyd Noble Center

I, I think I mentioned to him I'd only met him a few times.

I, I remember the first time I met him was in the tunnel at OU at the Lloyd Noble Center, uh, which I think, uh, Otege Owere owns that building now, as a matter of fact.

[laughs] I think he does.

But I was, I was in the tunnel there, and he was just standing there, and I was like, "Well, I gotta, I'm gonna go bother him for a minute." First time I'd ever met him, and so I just talked his ear off about Kentucky.

It'll be available first come, first served basis.

And, uh, due to Lloyd Noble Center RV parking for the football game, parking for the baseball groundbreaking will be available across the street in the northeast quadrant, uh, of the Lloyd Noble Center parking lot for folks that want to go.

And, uh, let's see here.

Project 2 set to bring significant expansion and improvements to team facilities, upgrades to the seating bowl, new fan amenities, including new concessions, restrooms, a dedicated fan plaza.

And, like, I know some of the local stuff in Oklahoma City, but, uh, yeah, it's not, it's a, it's a young, young kid scene, you know?

When, when I was in the early '80s I was, I worked at, uh, the Lloyd Noble.

Yeah.

That's when they used to have, in, in Norman, that's where they used to have concerts there.

...

State University on a Tuesday night at 9:30 walking out of the Lloyd Noble with him.

Yeah.

The best-

Oh, my gosh.

One of the great moments in the history of the Lloyd Noble Center.

No doubt about it.

Greg in Muskogee said, I made that same deal with my Copenhagen last season, and now I'm on Rogue.

So yeah, I guess they are related.

I remember there was a D.A.R.E. symposium that took place in Norman at the Lloyd Noble Center when I was in like... eighth grade, maybe seventh grade.

And I, I got to go and I was like, yes, I get out of school today.

Cause it wasn't like everybody got to go.

Ubers.

But Lloyd Noble's parking lot was as if it was a game day starting.

There were so many vehicles there.

I was like, holy cow.