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Loveland Reporter-Herald · Mar 25, 2016

Colorado State receives $20 million gift for stadium

Colorado State University Athletic Director Joe Parker, shown in this file photo, said Friday that CSU has received a $20 million gift for its new stadium. (RJ Sangosti / THE DENVER POST)

FORT COLLINS — Colorado State's football team will continue to play on Sonny Lubick Field beyond the 2016 season, thanks to a $20 million donation, athletic director Joe Parker announced Friday to a group of Rams Club members in Bob Davis Hall.

Parker said the gift — made anonymously and one of the largest made to the university in general — carried the stipulation the playing field at the new on-campus stadium carried over the name of the legendary former coach who guided the program for 15 seasons.

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