Ohio State Stadium Turf 'souvenir'.  How to preserve with color intact?
929463
Plant it in a nearby mulch bed that case you want get it confused with your own grass. And if it doesn't survive your just going to put it in a jar or somethin.
368257
I don't know about this particular stadium, but I believe most natural grass stadiums do NOT cover the grass for special events like concerts. Instead, they go about fixing any damage after the fact, usually by resodding.
250819
I've always prefered grass.  The game was always meant to be played on it, not artificial junk.  Plus, there's always the memory factor.  Who's played baseball that says, "I can remember the smell of the field turf," when they look back?  No one.
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The stable colors, the most recognizable today being  Secretariat's  http://www.lelands.com/bid.aspx?lot=1273&auctionid=512\nand Barbaro's http://www.news-leader.com/apps/pbcs.dll/misc?url=/misc/zoom.pbs&Site=DO&Date=20060507&Category=SPORTS&ArtNo=605070415&Ref=H1
243216
You can use stacky tack also called putty. It is a white color.
908801
keep it as a souvenir.\n\n:> peace\n.
1097505
dude, you would be best off trying to replicate the color as best you can, and then painting the whole thing, and being really careful around logos and stuff.
506770
just something you use to dry plants and keep their distinguishable characteristics...\n\nall you need to do layout some newspaper on a hard flat surface and lay your plant down put newspaper on top (this absorbs the moisture so your plants won't mold) and then put something heavy on top and leave it be for about a week or two ..
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AstroTurf is the original and was very hard.  They now make a softer turf, as do FieldTurf and SportGrass.  Texas Stadium's turf has been replaced with RealGrass, a softer artificial turf than the original.\n\nI believe Texas Stadium may have been the first in the NFL to use RealGrass, but the Seahawks already had FieldTurf at the time.  I also seem to remember the Eagles having the last hard AstroTurf, in the old Veterans Stadium.  They replaced it with the softer NexTurf years ago.
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Undoctored, you won't find one, as Heinz Field rests on the gravesite of Three Rivers Stadium.\n\nThen again, we could have shown a shot of Veterans Stadium in Philly, Riverfront in Cincy, or Busch in St. Louis and you wouldn't know the difference between those and Three Rivers.
1061168
Really this question should be in home and garden.  He should use an oil based paint.  water based will likely peal off.
352841
Use bent grass...that's what tees and greens are made with in the NE US.
919072
smurf turf has been around since the late 80's.  I think that it was 87 or 88!  This is actually the 3rd blue field!
11515
it's a crew of like, 5 or so people, somewhere near the stadium or at the stadium- they watch the game and they have a slick set of computers and data retreival components attached to the video cameras that are filming the game.  They use the coordinates of the cameras and computer special effects to create the lines that correspond to the correct location of the first down line and line of scrimmage.  The computers look for specific colors on the screen between the two sides of the field to determine whether or not to display the line- so if the part of the field is green (meaning it's grass)where the line should be, then it paints that part of the screen yellow! (or blue) If a player walks by, the computer knows not to color that section of the screen at that time- all in real time- it isn't perfect, (you'll see screwups as players walk through it sometimes) but it's pretty good - isn't that slick!?  Howstuffworks.com!
1118853
Sell them on ebay. I personally have bought many already all with a certificates of authenticity. I'm currently living, tent like, in the shirt worn by Peter Crouch against Paraguay
99583
Remove all speed bumps from the parking lots and put them in the hallways and/or sports fields.\n\nAttach all hallway/lounge furniture to the ceiling.\n\nBrick up doorways to all administrative offices.\n\nSprinkle instant mashed potatos all over the sports fields, preferably with a reasonable expectation of rain in the next few days.\n\nHide an old cell phone in the ceiling or a plant and call it frequently throughout the day.  Preferably during times of quiet.\n\nRound-up.  (Draw your own conclusions and offer to help the maintenance guy in advance!)
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the process is called line striping. you need two pieces of equipment to do this: a mower and a roller. i've also seen on 'This Week in Baseball', some teams actually use GPS (don't ask me how) to make sure the lines are straight and true. three reasons why i can never get my yard to look like turner field....