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give me a few reasonable, realistic geographic places in Miami Dade County where you would put a stadium that requires about 9,000,000 square feet of contiguous real property.

by the way, UM did not own the orange bowl, it was owned by the city of miami. however, shalala and manny diaz sr. gave it away. they should have renovated the stadium over the course of years (like green bay did) and had a revenue sharing agreement, but they both sold out to loria. and...

that's my point. 99% of all proposals made here and other places for a new stadium are unreasonable and unfeasible. the virginia key, seaquarium, tropical park, melreese park, intramural fields, coral gables high etc. ALL OF THEM are deeply flawed and not likely to ever happen.

this is a reasonable and feasible plan. who has a billion dollar sitting around. and the dolphins are going to rent the stadium? video game world.

therrea there are no good sites and most of the bad ones make no sense.

melreese park is also not feasible for many reasons, including there is no surface parking in the current plan for a 25k stadium (all underneath) and to expand that stadium to 50k or more would cause even more issues with subsurface parking. in addition, there is an airport runway less than a...

it actually does. the political dynamics are significantly different. IMO, tropical park doesn't work unless you are prepared to pave most of it and essentially eliminate one of the most important parks in the county. i don't think the county would approve and i dont think that transforming a...

false it does not belong to the city. it belongs to the county. big difference

i live in the gables and its a trek for me which i dont enjoy, but fix the athletics department, fix the football program and everything else gets fixed with it. a new stadium, IMO, is a secondary or tertiary consideration right now.

win and the stadium works itself out. no one complained about the stadium in 2017. when we are losing, we complain.