5 Things You May Not Remember About Aloha Stadium - The Touchback - YouTube
Report: Aloha Stadium deemed unsafe to hold crowds, facing condemnation - NBC Sports
Hawaii will be saying goodbye to Aloha Stadium, site of 35 Pro Bowls : r/nfl
Aloha Stadium shut down and condemned.
Demolition of Aloha Stadium now slated for late 2022
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Reports: Aloha Stadium to be shutdown indefinitely - Mountain West Connection
Hawaii Gov. Approves Funds to Build a New Aloha Stadium | Engineering News-Record
Aloha Stadium | Aiea, HI | WJE
Sadly, The Future Of Aloha Stadium Remains All Too Murky - Honolulu Civil Beat
Hawaii has a stadium crisis on their hands - Footballscoop
Hawai'i's Historic Aloha Stadium to Be Demolished - Sports Illustrated
Aloha Stadium to shut down operations indefinitely | KHON2
Aloha Stadium is set to be condemned and Hawaii's leaders aren't aligned on what to do next - Footballscoop
University of Hawaii noncommittal on stadium leadership role
Hawaii's Aloha Stadium to Undergo $400M Revitalization
Hawaii plans $6M in upgrades to play home games at campus field with Aloha Stadium unavailable - Yahoo Sports
Rebuild Aloha Stadium? That's Not A Good Idea - Honolulu Civil Beat
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New Aloha Stadium Construction Not Expected Until 2023 – SportsTravel
Hawaii without a home stadium after Aloha Stadium, a former Pro Bowl site, reportedly will be condemned - Yahoo Sports
Hawaii Governor David Ige Approves $400 Million for Stadium Project | Citizens Against Government Waste
A final farewell to Aloha Stadium: Fans share their emotion-filled memories | Hawai'i Public Radio
A final farewell to Aloha Stadium: Fans share their emotion-filled memories | Hawai'i Public Radio
Hawaii's temporary new stadium will be the smallest in FBS - Footballscoop
Hawaii Gov. David Ige approves $400M toward NASED project
Power struggle festers over Aloha Stadium redevelopment | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
