material there. as the storm progresses, the walls begin to flap violently in the high winds. when the huge lights begin to sway, it quickly becomes obvious that the facility is no longer a safe haven. that s pretty eerie. you don t see that every day. they were just sort of swaying back and forth. and your first thought is, well, i want to get out of the way. but there s no time. the structure collapses in front of engle s eyes. it was terrifying. i d be lying to you if i i had never seen anything like this before. it was terrifying. the sound of it was panic. i think that s the best way i can describe it. panic. sam! sam! sam! 12 people are treated for broken bones and bruises at the nearby hospital. no players are injured, but the cowboys staff suffers a devastating blow.
the indoor practice facility isn t rebuilt. now when bad weather strikes, the team practices inside the cowboys stadium. ten years earlier, tragedy strikes another professional sports complex. july 14th, 1999, milwaukee, wisconsin, a new major league ballpark for the home team brewers is under construction. a giant crane is lifting part of a retractible roof into place when something gets everyone s attention. what the hell was that? what s going on here? several more loud noises follow. watch it! watch it! then
i have no idea. i ran out of there. there might still be people in there. i have no idea. sam! sam! sam! panic rises as the team realizes their videographer, sam, is missing, just moments before the collapse, sam is filming the practice 40 feet above the ground on a hydraulic lift. sam! sam! sam! miraculously, he survives unharmed. the terrifying incident takes place at the cowboys headquarters and practice facility known as valley ranch where one of the fields is covered by a white tension supported dome made of fabric and metal to protect players from bad weather. practice is moved indoors because of a thunderstorm. you could hear the rain and it was loud, and then you hear the wind. you hear it shaking against the
now when bad weather strikes, the team practices inside the cowboys stadium. ten years earlier, tragedy strikes another professional sports complex. july 14th, 1999, milwaukee, wisconsin, a new major league ballpark for the home team brewers is under construction. a giant crane is lifting a retractible roof into place when something gets everyone s attention. what the hell was that? what s going on here? several more loud noises follow. then. i thought i was going to die.