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Again what would be the advantage of having this stadium?

I still have yet to read someone explain the benefit of having an on campus stadium (relative to the dynamics Miami is facing and not some big state school).... Yay we have an on campus stadium like Wake Forest or Vandy... That will definitely draw the recruits....

Coral gables is NOT in the middle of the city. And as for your statement about the football stadium being the focal point of student life on campus, I agree in places like Tuscaloosa, Knoxville, Auburn college station that would be the case. But what your are missing is that you are equating...

Lol yes they are going to use that stadium intead oF HRS or American airlines arena. Why would a 55k stadium be a focal point for camps events for an undergraduate population of less than 12,000 when they already have a basketball arena that could accommodate? It's not logical

Times have changed. Ask current students or parents of students if most care. So let's say everyone student cares and goes to the game. That is 12,000 at most. Is it going to make up for the fans North of dade that don't want to mess with the traffic or the fans that won't come bc of less...

Lol or they take them to the NFL stadium and show highlights of NFL canes while the their picture is up on the jumbotron with the the cheerleaders chanting their name.

According to US NEWS we have an undergraduate enrollment of 11,117. Most of those students don't care about college football. What's the point of an on campus stadium if you don't have the student population? It's like people want an on campus stadium just to say we have one and discount the...

And how many alumni do those schools produce on an annual basis and tell me what type of entertainment/activities are competing with these games in these towns. Apples to oranges

Even if we had an on campus stadium you still wouldn't get a "true college experience" bc we don't have the number of students like the big public universities. I doubt many on here would consider wake forest as getting a "true college experience" but they have an on campus stadium and they...

Some people buy those seats bc they are the cheapest.

Some people have season tickets in those upper deck sections. What are you going to do with them?

I still don't get why people care or want a stadium close to campus. It's not like there is a huge student population like a public university that will magically fill the stadium.