The final touches are being completed on the DeBruce Center, the $21 million structure that next to Allen Fieldhouse that will be the future home of James Naismith’s original rules of basketball.
KU’s Williams Fund — the official fundraising department for KU Athletics — released photos on its Twitter account of the new building.
As we unveil photos from inside the @DeBruceCenter, we would like to thank those who contributed to the project! pic.twitter.com/oJoMCljglr
— KU Williams Fund (@WilliamsFund) April 25, 2016
From the 1st level entrance, the @DeBruceCenter features space for @KUnews students to study and get a bite to eat! pic.twitter.com/6obxu6eLoG
— KU Williams Fund (@WilliamsFund) April 25, 2016
Located on the 1st level, the @KUCourtsideCafe will serve a variety of food options! pic.twitter.com/63HA1OSTEs
— KU Williams Fund (@WilliamsFund) April 25, 2016
The 2nd level of the @DeBruceCenter features a timeline of the proud history of @KUHoops dating back to Dr. Naismith pic.twitter.com/K7PIBehZGE
— KU Williams Fund (@WilliamsFund) April 25, 2016
The @DeBruceCenter features quotes from notable @KUHoops & @KUWBball alumni! pic.twitter.com/KrMPqOjtSV
— KU Williams Fund (@WilliamsFund) April 25, 2016
The view from the 3rd Level of the @DeBruceCenter! pic.twitter.com/GLXkDQDOUP
— KU Williams Fund (@WilliamsFund) April 25, 2016
Still under construction this area will be the future home of the Original Rules of Basketball in the @DeBruceCenter pic.twitter.com/XuyB4hY2X7
— KU Williams Fund (@WilliamsFund) April 25, 2016
Oliver Morrison had a nice rundown last week about the building, explaining what it will be used for and detailing why the rules won’t be in there when it first opens.
Last Friday, KU Athletics also officially unveiled a 320-pound bronze Naismith statue in front of the center.
Jesse Newell: 816-234-4759, @jessenewell
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