So, who do ya got this weekend in college football? Anyone heading to the Coliseum for the big game? If so, because we actually managed to stumble upon news outside of the boner-fields, the Los Angeles Coliseum is ready to debut eets new look this weekend when the USC Trojans take on the Ohio St. Buckeyes. One of those alterations has been a 45 foot high-definition screen that will showcase hot USC song girls missed blocks and touchdown catches in a crystal clear image for fans and players to see.

Now Havili and his teammates will get a clearer view of the good, the bad and the ugly with the debut of a giant high-definition screen, among other upgrades at Saturday’s home opener against Ohio State. During a test run this week, the $2-million board showed crystalline images of rowers gliding across the water while a new $1-million sound system pumped “Bohemian Rhapsody.”

And you can expect more hot dogs, too!

Although fans shouldn’t expect a complete face-lift of the 85-year-old venue, there will be a 45-foot-wide scoreboard above the tunnel, a regraded field and more concession stands at the northwest corner. Crumbling concrete has been patched and repainted.

Yes, having more concession stands for almost 100,000 people is totes important. And patching up those concrete walls is also great. You can’t even tell you’re in Downtown LA anymore! (We heart LA.)

Upgraded L.A. Coliseum to debut [LA Times]
Image [LA Times]