With the Last Men's Basketball Game Over at Cole, Attention Shifts to the University's New Athletic Center

The crowd for the final game at Cole Field House. (Photo by Maha Ezzeddine)

The new $124 million Comcast Center becomes headquarters for most of Maryland's athletic teams this fall.

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Copyright © 2002 University of Maryland College of Journalism

Published March 8, 2002; last updated April 2, 2002

Special Report produced by Gloria Son and Nicole M. Richardson, with reporting and photo assists by Maha Ezzeddine. Newsline reporters Scarlett Morao, Kenny Beck, Lonnie Shekhtman and Erin Fillah also contributed stories, along with CNS reporters Thomas Kim and Stephen S. Chapman. Graphics created by Ms. Richardson. Report edited by Chris Harvey.