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Utah approves $39.1 million Rice-Eccles Stadium renovation

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The renovation will reshape premium seating areas at Rice-Eccles Stadium, with the initial phase expected to be completed in August 2027. The University of Utah board of trustees approved a $39.1 million renovation to Rice-Eccles Stadium Tuesday.

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