WHAT'S UP, DAK? BUCS FILE SUIT OVER STADIUM SCOREBOARD

          The Bucs filed suit against Daktronics in Hillsborough
     County Civil Court on Wednesday, "seeking a return of all
     payments it has made" to the company for the $11M scoreboard
     at Raymond James Stadium, according to Ernest Hooper of the
     ST. PETERSBURG TIMES.  The team is also asking for a
     "recision of the contract and $15,000 in damages."  The
     scoreboard is the "largest in the NFL" and is "capable of
     showing three video images at once."  But the team and
     reportedly some "advertisers were unhappy with how it
     performed."  Hooper: "It is unclear from the suit if the
     Bucs will install a new scoreboard or merely want the
     contract with Daktronics rescinded" (ST. PETERSBURG TIMES,
     2/18).  Daktronics officials were unavailable for comment on
     the lawsuit (Eric Miller, TAMPA TRIBUNE, 2/18).