Football Scoreboard - 32x5 ft (24 in Digit)

Football Scoreboard - 32x5 ft (24 in Digit)

The flagship football scoreboard. This is the board the cameras shoot wide on. The one the broadcast crew sets up to frame the announcers against. The visual signature of a venue that hosts state championships, conference rivals, regional broadcasts, and the kind of football games that fill 8,000-seat stadiums on a Friday night or 25,000 on a Saturday afternoon. The Microframe 32x5 ft football scoreboard is the flagship in the lineup. 32 feet of LED real estate. Full 24-inch primary digits for clock, score, quarter, down, distance, possession — readable from every seat in a stadium of any reasonable size and from any camera angle a broadcast truck can park. Multi-tier sponsor zones engineered for the kind of contracts that fund whole athletic departments. Outdoor-rated stadium hardware. Wireless controls integrated with full venue operations. It's the size that fits the kind of program that doesn't ask whether the board pays for itself — they know the sponsor contracts already cover it and then some. What's on the board: • 32 ft x 5 ft LED scoreboard — stadium-class • Full 24-inch LED primary digits — clock, score, quarter, down, distance, possession • Optional play clock and shot clock integration • Wireless scoreboard controller integrated with venue operations • Outdoor-rated weatherproof aluminum built for stadium climates • Multi-tier major sponsor panel zones engineered for multi-year contracts • Over-the-air firmware updates for the life of the product Why flagship programs choose it: At this scale, the scoreboard is a sponsorship and broadcast asset, not a cost line. Athletic departments that anchor their partner contracts around the flagship 32x5 routinely fund the entire venue's annual operating budget through panel inventory — and have multi-year wait-lists for slots that open up. Microframe's largest football board is the size most college venues, championship hosts, and elite high school stadiums land on. Built in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Trusted by college football venues, championship hosts, and the highest tier of high school football programs nationwide.