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Originally published Monday, August 13, 2012 at 8:14 AM

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Crews race to finish Martin Stadium

The hiring of coach Mike Leach is not the only sign that Washington State has tired of being a Pacific-12 doormat. An $80 million expansion has dramatically changed the league's most modest football stadium, and is expected to pump $3 million more into what has long been a cash-strapped program.

Associated Press

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PULLMAN, Wash. —

The hiring of coach Mike Leach is not the only sign that Washington State has tired of being a Pacific-12 doormat. An $80 million expansion has dramatically changed the league's most modest football stadium, and is expected to pump $3 million more into what has long been a cash-strapped program.

The huge new addition to Martin Stadium contains luxury seats and a new press box, and completely changes the profile of the 35,000-seat bowl. It replaces a much more modest press box, and is a tangible sign that everything is up to date at Washington State.

WSU officials promise the privately-funded addition will be ready in time for the home opener Sept. 8 against Eastern Washington.

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