Tigerpride
THE Logical ONE
so they are going to tear down memorial down once yal move out of it
yeah, unless ya'll want it to host the Capital City Classic. :lol:
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so they are going to tear down memorial down once yal move out of it
When this stadium is built, what is going to happen to memorial stadium? I mean JSU has put a lot of money into renovating it like adding the jumbo screen, and etc.
yeah, unless ya'll want it to host the Capital City Classic. :lol:
Parking will always be an issue. There will never be enough parking spaces for everyone. Even if they built a parking garage, the next student will be complaining about it's too far from Peoples Science building, etc.
What y'all sleeping on is that Gov. Bryant was pushing a new stadium for JSU during his campaign. But we all know how that changes.
TIGERDOME aka THUNDERDOME
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When this stadium is built, what is going to happen to memorial stadium? I mean JSU has put a lot of money into renovating it like adding the jumbo screen, and etc.
Hella' move. Would be nice diggs for SWAC hq as well.
P88 has only one request, make it a convertible(retractable roof).![]()
LOL.. you want us to be fancy, huh? I bet that would cost another $50M.
What type of property is adjacent to the university and can it be purchased?
Honestly.
If the state "give" us $75,000,000, we need to go back to the original 35,000 to 40,000 seat open air stadium plan with the estimated cost of $93,000,000. Thats $100,000,000 saved and a open air stadium can be expanded years from now if there is a need to do so. You build a dome, you are trapped with no expansion option once it is outdated.
I'm not complaining but I am not a big fan of domed stadiums unless you live in 15 feet of snow country.
Honestly.
If the state "give" us $75,000,000, we need to go back to the original 35,000 to 40,000 seat open air stadium plan with the estimated cost of $93,000,000. Thats $100,000,000 saved and a open air stadium can be expanded years from now if there is a need to do so. You build a dome, you are trapped with no expansion option once it is outdated.
I'm not complaining but I am not a big fan of domed stadiums unless you live in 15 feet of snow country.
so they are going to tear down memorial down once yal move out of it
See that's why I would be against a dome. Really by the time it would be paid for renovations would need to be done and it could possibly be outdated. The same thing is going on here in GA. Falcons want a new 1B retractable roof and want the state to pay 300 mil. Folks balking at taking the tax money away for that when they feel we have a perfectly good stadium. But in actuality, the stadium needs work and you cant expand it. I really dont want to be stuck with a raggedy ol dome ala Metro and Silver dome.
Am I the only one who thinks this is a bad idea? Last I checked, our endowment was at $12M.
It's not like we have that kind of money to throw around. Why the need for a dome when the avg. temp is 70 degrees in the fall? Why the need for 50K capacity when you only avg. over 30K for two or three games out the year?
That's some serious cheese. And if you think that State of MS is gonna fund that kind of thing? C'mon now.
Dr. Meyers must've got some of that Steve Jobs' inheritence or something. I guess that explains the Apple Store. LOL.
We ain't in no position to be expecting 100s of millions of dollars by expanding or renovating a stadium. Why is it that we wanna get brand new??? All these old ass stadiums these schools play in now, and we already talking about expansion and renovations. By open air stadium standards, Memorial is a dump. But we love it. If we build a dome, 80 years from now we will love our old ass dome. Lets not compare ourselves to NFL stadiums. They have major revenue potential by getting new digs. We ain't nowhere near that.