News from the FCS
October 22nd, 2016, 01:30 PM
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ABILENE, Texas – Abilene Christian University announced Saturday that it has received a $3 million gift toward the completion of Wildcat Stadium from David D. and Kathryn Halbert.*In 2014, the Halberts gave $15 million toward the creation of Halbert-Walling Research Center as part of ACU's Vision in Action initiative. Now, they are adding to their Vision in Action support with the $3 million gift to ACU's first on-campus football stadium in more than 50 years. Its press box tower will be named for David D. Halbert's best friend and former ACU all-America defensive back, Chuck Sitton ('78).*
More... (http://www.acusports.com/news/2016/10/20/football-acu-announces-3-million-gift-to-honor-chuck-sitton.aspx)
ABILENE, Texas – Abilene Christian University announced Saturday that it has received a $3 million gift toward the completion of Wildcat Stadium from David D. and Kathryn Halbert.*In 2014, the Halberts gave $15 million toward the creation of Halbert-Walling Research Center as part of ACU's Vision in Action initiative. Now, they are adding to their Vision in Action support with the $3 million gift to ACU's first on-campus football stadium in more than 50 years. Its press box tower will be named for David D. Halbert's best friend and former ACU all-America defensive back, Chuck Sitton ('78).*
More... (http://www.acusports.com/news/2016/10/20/football-acu-announces-3-million-gift-to-honor-chuck-sitton.aspx)