Look: Texas football stadium renovation revealed vs. Louisiana

Check out the new Texas football stadium renovation, as the south end zone looks incredible.

With the playing surface being rechristened as Campbell-Wiliams Field, Texas football fans are going to love what the south end zone looks like at the renovated Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.

It was a $200 million renovation that saw the south end zone strategically have few seats removed to prominently feature the iconic Longhorns logo. This is truly a dawn of a new era of Texas football in Austin. Steve Sarkisian takes over the reins with the hope that he can bring the program back after a decade-plus of disappointment.

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These renovations do not disappoint at all.

It may be a rebuilding year in Austin, but DKR looks to be every bit the place you want to be at.

Texas football stadium renovation: Check out how DKR looks for 2021

With Texas heading to the SEC sooner rather than later, the Longhorns are going to have a crown jewel of a stadium that will be able to hang with the many southeastern football cathedrals already out there. Were the renovations a bit over the top? Yes, but that is what happens when you are just starting to figure out that it just means more. Gotta look cool before you can win big.

Fans back in attendance and DKR looks to be one of the best stadiums in the country once again.

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