This $60 million Texas high school stadium is closing 2 years after being built http://t.co/obwXRZHHPd pic.twitter.com/2tIlhiqTHO

— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 20, 2014

One of the most expensive high school football stadiums in America — a $60 million behemoth in Texas — will be closed this fall because the concrete is cracking, and a report commissioned by the school district says it may not have been designed to code.
The facility, Eagle Stadium at Allen High School, home of the state champions, opened to fanfare in 2012 but has been closed since February because of cracks in the concourse. The school already had to move graduation.

“not designed to code”? Texas has building codes?