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Dallas Cowboys add eight Daktronics displays to new stadium

September 22, 2009

The NFL's Dallas Cowboys have announced the installation of eight Daktronics portable modular LED displays on their new stadium's outdoor plaza.

"Our plazas provide almost eight acres of landscaped outdoor space for fans to gather before, during and after the game," said Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. "The addition of the Daktronics video boards provides engaging entertainment for our fans, enhancing everyone's game-day experience. This connects everyone to live action from our pregame shows, the game itself and all the way through to our postgame interviews." 

As a fully portable video solution, the displays can be disassembled at the end of the season to partner with GoVision, a Texas-based audiovisual rental company, which will use the displays for a variety of off-season events.

"When you combine the biggest name in football with the biggest rental and staging company in Texas, it's always a win-win situation," said Chris Curtis, president of GoVision. "The flexibility of these panels will allow us to showcase the Cowboys displays at PGA tournaments, music festivals and a variety of big events this offseason."

The new displays made their NFL debut at the Cowboy's home opener on Sept. 20 against the New York Giants.