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Let's go Krogering?

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Rumor is that Commonwealth Stadium will be renamed as the naming rights have been sold by JMI Sports and it will now be named, "Kroger Field."

 

As part of their 15 year $210,000,000 deal with the University of Kentucky, JMI Sports has sold the naming rights. The money from the naming rights will all go to JMI, not the UofK.

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Ugh, hate it. I know it's a permanent part of our culture now and is a revenue stream, but I can't stand these corporate-named fields/stadiums.

So is it Kroger Field at Commonwealth Stadium?

So is it Kroger Field at Commonwealth Stadium?

I'm confused about that as well.

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So is it Kroger Field at Commonwealth Stadium?

 

No, just Kroger Field...that's what I'm hearing.

CM Newton Grounds at Kroger Field

Will the Cats get an unlimited supply of frozen pizzas?

Hopefully they'll start serving fresh sushi at the games.

Yeah..not a fan of this change.

CM Newton Grounds at Kroger Field

 

That might be the worst name for a football stadium I've ever heard. :lol2:

CM Newton Grounds at Kroger Field

 

If they're going to dip their toe in the water, they might as well dive right in. I think they should forget CM Newton and sell sponsorship of the grounds to Folgers Coffee instead.

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