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Posted by Mike Florio on February 11, 2010 10:31 PM ET
This weekend, Cowboys Stadium will host the NBA All-Star Game. Apart from the possibility that 100,000 people will show up for the privilege of straining their eyes to watch a distant game of basketball, the District 9 mother ship residing over the playing surface will be dropping from its current hovering distance of 90 feet to a mere 62 feet from the floor.
The information comes from a graphic in Thursday's USA Today.
So with the standard NBA court covering 94 feet and "Jumbotronicus" extending horizontally by 180 feet, we've got a feeling that those 100,000 attendees essentially will be paying good money to watch the event on television, since we can't imagine any of them prying their eyes away from the thing that will be twice as big as the space on which the game will be played.
At least there's a chance that LeBron James will bounce a ball off the chin of Jumbotronicus while practicing his full-court, behind-the-back set shot.
This weekend, Cowboys Stadium will host the NBA All-Star Game. Apart from the possibility that 100,000 people will show up for the privilege of straining their eyes to watch a distant game of basketball, the District 9 mother ship residing over the playing surface will be dropping from its current hovering distance of 90 feet to a mere 62 feet from the floor.
The information comes from a graphic in Thursday's USA Today.
So with the standard NBA court covering 94 feet and "Jumbotronicus" extending horizontally by 180 feet, we've got a feeling that those 100,000 attendees essentially will be paying good money to watch the event on television, since we can't imagine any of them prying their eyes away from the thing that will be twice as big as the space on which the game will be played.
At least there's a chance that LeBron James will bounce a ball off the chin of Jumbotronicus while practicing his full-court, behind-the-back set shot.