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J. Robert "Bob" Sebo, right, lead donor for the Sebo Athletic Center, receives a commemorative Falcon-Sebo Athletic Center helmet from (right to left) BGSU Athletic Director Greg Christopher, Falcon Club member Kerm Stroh and President Sidney A. Ribeau during the Sebo Athletic Center dedication on Sept. 22. The event was held prior to the Falcons' home-opening football game against the Temple Owls. |
BGSU dedicates new 'front door' to Perry Stadium
Student-athletes at BGSU have a new campus home for training and treatment. The Sebo Athletic Center provides expanded facilities for both, along with meeting and office space for BGSU athletics. The north-end “front door” to Doyt L. Perry Stadium was dedicated Sept. 22 before the Falcons’ first home football game of the season, against Temple. The 42,500-square-foot center is named for retired businessman Robert Sebo, the 1958 BGSU graduate and current trustee who gave the lead gift of $3.5 million for its construction. Athletic Director Greg Christopher calls the first-floor strength and conditioning room and sports medicine facilities “the two key areas in the building.” “It’s (the center) a terrific addition to the Bowling Green campus, and its impact on our student-athletes is going to be tremendous,” said Christopher. “This is a building that will help all 425 student-athletes and 18 teams.”
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