Illinois reveals largest college football video board at Gies Memorial Stadium
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 10:28 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Illinois introduced a new video board at Gies Memorial Stadium, measuring over 17,300 square feet, making it the largest in college football. The debut screening featured the movie 'Air Bud', a choice made by Illinois basketball star David Mirkovic. This video board surpasses Auburn's previous record-holding board by more than 6,000 square feet. It provides high-resolution video through 10-millimeter pixel spacing and would rank fifth among NFL stadiums if it were in that league. The board's unveiling also included fan interactions with team autographs.
- •New video board at Gies Memorial Stadium measures over 17,300 square feet
- •'Air Bud' was screened during the debut event
- •Surpasses Auburn's 11,000 square-foot board from 2015
- •Features high-resolution video with 10-millimeter pixel spacing
- •Would rank as fifth largest in the NFL if it were an NFL stadium
- 10:28 PMYahoo Sports — Illinois debuted record-setting massive video board with an 'Air Bud' screening
"At more than 17,000 square feet, Illinois' new video board is the largest in college football. The school debuted it in the best way possible.
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