File:Ohio Stadium rotunda 2006.jpg
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DescriptionOhio Stadium rotunda 2006.jpg | The rotunda at the north end of Ohio Stadium, which is now adorned with stained glass murals of the offensive and defensive squads that comprise the Buckeye football team, was designed to look like the dome at the Pantheon in Rome. The roses seen on the underside of the dome are painted blue and yellow because Michigan beat Ohio State in the stadium's dedication game in 1922. |
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Author | Wally Gobetz |
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Date and time of data generation | 11:16, 5 September 2006 |
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