As a fullback for East Tennessee State from 1998-2002, Scott Carter played his home games in the “Mini-Dome”, a rare multi-purpose indoor stadium on a college campus. The 9,000-seat building, built in the 1970s, is now used primarily as the Buccaneers’ practice facility. It last hosted a college football game in 2003, shortly before the program shut down for a decade.
But it could do so if needed. Like, say, if nearby Appalachian State and Wake Forest needed to move their Week 2 game currently scheduled for Sept. 11 to mid-January due to a potential coronavirus-delayed season and decided they would rather not risk playing it in an ice storm.
“It’s probably been a little while since the scoreboards were turned on, and to be honest with you, we might have to find a second goal post,” said Carter, now ETSU’s athletics director. “But it could certainly happen. We want to do our part to be a good...
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