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The Road to Omaha statue had already been moved to the new home of the College World Series in 2011.The only thing left to transport from Rosenblatt Stadium was the nine flagpoles that were going to be taken to Baseball Village. Those flagpoles are still there to this day. The then TD Ameritrade Park opened in 2011, and those flagpoles were moved after the games were done to be ready to welcome baseball fans to the College World Series in 2012.See the full story in the video above.More from the KETV Archives:Omahans sign petition to keep College World Series in 1986Posters arrived by the carload at Omaha Civic Auditorium in 1986 as city employees gathered signatures of people who wanted the College World Series to stay in Omaha.Baseball fans enjoy newly renovated Rosenblatt Stadium during opening day of 1999 College World SeriesFans streamed into the newly renovated Rosenblatt Stadium for the 1999 College World Series.
The Road to Omaha statue had already been moved to the new home of the College World Series in 2011.
The only thing left to transport from Rosenblatt Stadium was the nine flagpoles that were going to be taken to Baseball Village. Those flagpoles are still there to this day.
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The then TD Ameritrade Park opened in 2011, and those flagpoles were moved after the games were done to be ready to welcome baseball fans to the College World Series in 2012.
See the full story in the video above.
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Omahans sign petition to keep College World Series in 1986
Posters arrived by the carload at Omaha Civic Auditorium in 1986 as city employees gathered signatures of people who wanted the College World Series to stay in Omaha.
Fans streamed into the newly renovated Rosenblatt Stadium for the 1999 College World Series.
