49ers Shop Naming Rights For New Santa Clara Stadium
The 49ers now have two years to sell the naming rights to their new $937 million stadium now that Santa Clara City Council has passed the agreement by a unanimous vote.
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The 49ers now have two years to sell the naming rights to their new $937 million stadium now that Santa Clara City Council has passed the agreement by a unanimous vote.
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