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Yeah but do Patriots fans get mad because the stadium is in Foxboro instead of Boston?

I drove from Broward to the Orange Bowl for every home game from 2002-2007 and my family went to every home game from 91-96. It was a bit of a drive, traffic was a nightmare and parking was worse but I still went every week. I never boycotted games because the stadium was too far. That’s where...

Part of the problem is that Miami was poorly planned. The city was not designed with the idea of squeezing a 70,000 seat stadium in the middle of it. Even the Orange Bowl was tiny when they first built it and they expanded the size over decades. The area around JRS was always pretty crappy...

I don't know why I bother responding to these threads. It's either people who don't live anywhere near Miami and don't go to games anyway or it's guys who go to one FSU game every six seasons complaining about games in a stadium they never go to.

LOL... He doesn't want to sit in traffic so his answer is to put a stadium within 5 minutes of the campus. I swear, people who comment on the stadium situation either have never been anywhere near campus or they live in some kind of fantasy land

Swap World Cup for Superbowl, Formula 1 Grand Prix or any huge mega event that gets hosted at Hard Rock Stadium. The attendees know what to expect. This isn't the first time out of towners have been to an event there.

As long as HRS continues to get premier events, the owner will keep treating it like a premier venue. That means consistently updating/upgrading amenities and making the stadium a world class experience for fans. Whether it’s UM, Dolphins, F1 or The Rolling Stones. Meanwhile FSU is trying to...