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Aside from maybe 9/11 or similar images of terror and destruction, is there anything more depressing to look at than the scene at HRS on this day?

Miami should build a stadium at Tropical Park in Westchester bro.

If the Broward and PBC tailgate addicts won't support a stadium inside Miami's city limits then we will see who the true fans really are, won't we? There are plenty who have said they'll follow the team anywhere but I'm not certain they're all being sincere. There are entitlement issues that...

Trust me this is hypothetical, and someone already suggested this, but the area immediately east of Marlins Park is a **** hole and could be annexed so that a new stadium is constructed. The tailgate addicts and Broward residents would have to adjust but that's the heart of the citay, and it is...

HRS is actually pretty great for Dolphins games

The ND game in 2017 became a snooze-fest in the 2nd half, whereas the 89 game was sustained electricity for hours, or so I'm told (still raging about not having been there).

If I'd known who I was arguing with (a reformed Westchester hoodrat on a crusade) I would have never gone down this road with you lol. But please keep "reporting" about how your greaseball friends in the county legislature are drafting an ordinance that will keep your beloved town and park stuck...

If anything, having all those things associated with Hard Rock works against us. No one watching F1, tennis, the Orange Bowl game, the Super Bowl or the CFP title game associates that place with the Miami Hurricanes, and if they do it's a problem because you can count Miami's memorable wins...

The stadium's distance from campus is low hanging fruit for anyone wanting to poke fun at a program that doesn't win anymore. All anyone's ever seen us do at HRS is lose but that trend and narrative can be reversed by winning, but until that happens the stadium issue will remain a net negative...

Playing at an amusement park 20 miles from campus has become somewhat of a running joke among rival fans, and is certainly used as a negative recruiting tool by rival corches. If for no other reason, moving to our own stadium nearer to campus would shave some of the embarassment off our prgram...

The tennis tournament has become stale and corporate like everything else that occurs at HRS. Zero atmosphere.

It's all making sense now lol. Perhaps you could cease and desist being a d-bag lawyer for one minute and quit twisting my words around. My family has lived there too. Used to be nothing but sawgrass across from my grandparent's house looking west. 50% of my "principal argument" has always...

@OriginalCanesCanesCanes sadly I do expect for the opponents of the Ruiz/TP site to win this battle. My interest in a stadium on that site has as much to do with reviltalizing a once-great public park and the surrounding area as it does with our team having a home. Westchester is stuck in 1976...

smh congrats on what's probably the first honest statement/thought you've had in a long while. I knew it lol

A streetcar down the center of Miller is delusional but cyclists would absolutely use a newly developed east-west bike trail down Miller Drive between campus and a redesigned TP with some new eateries and fewer santero rituals at the park as Mr. Ruiz has promised.

Of course people who live 15 minutes away would visit a brand new park they could get to using a dedicated bike trail. Nothing whatsoever delusional about it but please keep it up with the personal attacks.

The student section was plenty full

I was at the bball game against VT this week and students are packing that place when school is in session. But this isn't about the students, it's about Miami needing and deserving its own stadium that it can call its rightful home. Ruiz will eventually get it done IMO.