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UA facilities plan first step, AD says

By Tom Murphy

Posted: November 6, 2009 at 6:23 a.m.

Arkansas Athletic Director Jeff Long said Thursday there is no definitive timetable to begin work on a proposed football operations center, but Coach Bobby Petrino made his opinion known.

The University of Arkansas is exploring the creation of a master plan for current and future facilities on the campus, including a new football operations center which may cost up to $20 million. Arkansas football coach Bobby Petrino shares his thoughts on the possibilities and the current facilities which he believes need an upgrade.

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