Noun:

స్కోర్బోర్డ్,

scoreboard's Usage Examples:

When the Tigers entered Southeastern Conference play, the Faurot Field video scoreboard was the ninth largest in the SEC.

A new LED scoreboard is being installed and a LED ribbon board around the suites and the approx.

(Source: The Virginian-Pilot)The arena has undergone "11 million of renovations since 2003, including the replacement of a center-hung scoreboard with a matrix screen on each side with a center-hung scoreboard with LED video and matrix boards and two LED end-zone videoboards in 2008.

Connecting to the addition are three indoor basketball/tennis courts equipped with scoreboards and a sound system.

The new board is the 8th largest scoreboard in NCAA college football (fourth in the Southeastern conference), measuring in at by (4,032 square feet).

To make Klotsche more suitable for Division I basketball, new scoreboards, video boards, and new padded courtside seats were installed.

Early in the 2004 season a speaker system was added near the concession stand area, while a new state-of-the-art scoreboard/message center was installed in the middle of the season beyond the existing scoreboard.

The stadium was best recognized by its distinctive guitar-shaped scoreboard.

In 2013, the first phase of demolition began; the north grandstand and bleacher seats in the endzones were removed, leaving just the south grandstand, the playing surface, track, field goal posts, and 1994 scoreboard.

The new ownership group invested over "2"nbsp;million to make repairs and upgrades to the aging stadium's playing field, restrooms, concession stands, scoreboard, sound system, and seating.

An upgraded scoreboard featuring improved video panels and a safer hoisting setup was installed in October 1999.

A new scoreboard was added as well as preferred seating and a tunnel for the players.

Viewers see both dartboards at the same time, along with the scoreboard which is powered by DartConnect.

Synonyms:

signboard, sign, board,

Antonyms:

starve, disembark, get off, exit,