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I could have done without hearing the names of Thomas Kramer and David Samson this week.

Business school has some classes on Saturday too

Engineering disasters. Was that outside wall under construction, or was it an existing wall of some building that was already there.

Seriously? Have you ever been on campus?

So basically 4 games a year in a $2 billion erector set. Like I said before, these guys are part of the big money push to improve everything regarding Miami football, so I’m not going to bang on this too hard, I’m just going to humor it. Just pay up for all the other shlt. Let’s light this...

You have to be super drunk to tolerate sitting in that high school stadium, so yeah you need good tailgating.

Ticket revenue is the smallest part of this equation.

I’ve already said the parking/traffic is a big issue, and the only way to resolve it is probably literally with hundreds of millions of dollars worth of civic/road improvements, roads, just a ton of infrastructure. So the question is how is that possible. But I will as a fan, and a donor, humor...

You’re trolling me. I’m not falling for it.

No offense to the one UCF grad in this thread, but that’s an erector set, metal bench stadium. It’s horrible. People are going to hate going from HRH to that type of stadium. This is a Miami crowd. The money people aren’t going to want to go to a glorified high school stadium.

I’m pretty sure he’s worth at least over 1 billion I think I saw something along those lines. No that’s not T Boone Pickens money, I’d like to see him have a lot more and send it our way

You can’t compare college football stadium, to an MLB stadium where they play at least 81 games a year.

I think most of his projected future net worth is tied up into this IPO. Not sure what his worth now maybe 1 billion or a couple of billion, something like that. But all that projected 22+ billion dollars is tied into that SPAC/IPO. So there’s quite a bit of risk associated with that, by...

Again there’s going to be traffic cost associated with this, maybe in the millions or hundreds of millions. The other thing, and we need to be realistic, it’s for someone to have this kind of crazy monopoly money to take on funding a stadium without any public support, i.e. public money, you...

There are still huge obstacles. One of them being, as has already been mentioned, the city of Coral Gables. How do they ever approve this? I’m not familiar with Coral Gables politics although I lived there obviously for a but only as a renter. I wasn’t into local politics and I've never owned...

1 billion is on the light side, taking all the logistics into consideration with a high school and everything you mentioned it’s got to be well north of $1 billion like may be approaching 2 billion

The only way to University Of Miami will ever have its own stadium, and I mean ever, is for a deep pockets multibillionaire to build it on his own dime. Minimum we are talking between $500 million-$1 billion to make something that people want to go to. This is literally the only way it’s...