Gil Brandt describes the scene at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Cowboys' new stadium and highlights a few of the building's most distinguished features, including an affordable plaza area behind each end zone.
Cowboys' New $1.25 Billion Stadium Is Quite A Sight To Behold
Brandt, Gil, NFL
Wed, 05/27/2009 - 5:49pm
Sections: sports
Topics: dallas cowboys football nfl stadium
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