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you are right, ross may be gone. some fundamental points that have not been refuted since this debate started and i don't see how they will be overcome, regardless of what people say here or on Twitter or anywhere else. 1. ruiz isn't going to build a development at a cost of $3B (his words)...

win and everything takes care of itself.

agreed, not our stadium, neither will the Tropical Park be our stadium. IMO, we need to flirt sufficiently with Ruiz to have some leverage with Ross on the next go around (10-12 years) to extract what we need from the arrangement, although i assume there are some renewal terms already existing...

in architecture and engineering, everything is possible as long as you have creativity, willingness and money. same with the "appearance" of HRS. wrong color seats? change them (costly and not viable) or cover them for each UM game with the right colors (less costly, viable). endzones...

the irony is that the things you rightfully complain about are easily fixable.

Even though I am against the stadium, I acknowledge that Ruiz means well but he´s a bull in a China shop and has a massive ego. I don´t think he´s wired to do things quietly. and according to Ruiz the face of the project will be his son, a twenty something year old kid with no suitable or...

maybe the do maybe they dont, but what the **** let's just superimpose it on top of the campus, elon musk can do it

where would you suggest the stadium on campus be built?

agree re build on campus, but since that will never happen the stadium issue appears to be a moot exercise. i don´t see any material increase in attendance with a stadium at tropical, plus the stadium appears to be a subterfuge for the other development that Ruiz will need to construct at the...

it isn't a dump, it's a typical county park. do you visit it regularly? also, opposition has already started to collate. https://savetropicalpark.good.do/stadium/sayno/ for the purpose of context, Suoto (who has represented Westchester for 30 years) and some powerful real estate developers...

i think this is very fixable. there a ton of cosmetic dress that they can make to the stadium on game day to make it feel like a UM stadium. i am going to address this with Rad, among other things including the ticketing app/process, which sucks

IIRC, it requires the approval of a 13 member commission (might be a super majority) and the miami dade county residents, both of whom were burned badly by the Marlins deal.

agreed and hopefully they'll nix the stadium.

could be a new stadium, but not money. money is the exact opposite of what I am saying.

yes, especially if they place the referendum during a primary election (like last week's election) where the turnout is about 10$-15% or if they run it in a single question referendum, then the turnout will be worse. if the referendum appears in the November election cycle, then it will be...

not sure it is as clean cut as you state, i think there was something magical, mythical about the orange bowl around which the program was built and developed. destroying that stadium, in my opinion, destroying that myth, eviscerated the program's soul. to be great again will require a new...

i've been saying this from day one, win and everything takes care of itself, although i don't necessary agree with the fact that HRS will be talked about like the Orange Bowl.

100% ruse

it will take that long to approve, finance and build a stadium at tropical

agreed, and to boot this is easy to fix.