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Super Bowl field is getting hashmarks painted on it just two hours before kickoff

This is fine.

Just a couple of hours before the Super Bowl, we have already run into our first field issue.

The game is being played in Minneapolis’ beautiful U.S. Bank Stadium, so there are no issues with the actual conditions of the field. But the grounds crew forgot to paint hash marks in the logos on the field:

And it was every logo that was on the field:

While this seems bad, they’re really just freshening up the hashmarks:

As long as there aren’t any more leaks and too many dead birds, they should be alright. It could be worse — the lights could go out and cause a delay.


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