When we get an OCS ...

[MaltLiquorBull]

After OCS topics:

 

• Not enough people in stands
• People don't stand up enough
• Not everybody wearing green
• Can't hear the band
• Had to park across campus and walk
• General ******** and complaining

[bullsbucsfan426]

What will be the new, irresistible topic for TBP? What will become the new "lifeblood" issue that will generate a legion of threads and ideas?

I know ... I nominate the sub sandwich debate.

I vote Publix.

Expansion of the new OCS.

This and p5 invite

That, this, and whether we think the OCS is super cool or needs to be torn down and rebuilt because we can never be satisfied.

did anybody else see where cuse is trying to build a new OCS that they est will cost 495 mil. Suppose to host football, basketball and have a retractable roof...

A 44,000-seat building at a cost of $495 million

The stadium would be built on private property near the main campus and is envisioned as part of a complex with a 250-room hotel, 160 apartments and 150,000 feet of retail space. The school owns the Carrier Dome but would be a tenant of the proposed new stadium, which would be built with a combination of private and taxpayer dollars, the letter says.

http://msn.foxsports.com/college-basketball/story/syracuse-university-wants-retractable-roof-stadium-to-replace-carrier-dome-012514

A combined use facility? That would be brilliant here if we can use it to supplement embassy suites and student housing

[slick1ru2]

....USF fans will still find things to complain and argue about...seating, quality, cost, color scheme, sound system, field turf, concessions, attendance, field logo, cost of maintenance,  policies etc..

[GaUSFBull]

....USF fans will still find things to complain and argue about...seating, quality, cost, color scheme, sound system, field turf, concessions, attendance, field logo, cost of maintenance,  policies etc..

Again with the "USF fans," instead of "we."

[GoBulls84]

It'll be something that involves the "wrong" gold

[ForestBull]

Where to put our pirate ship

[smazza]

who would ever approve a stadium for a team competing in the second tier of teams?

[TheUpperHand]

Stadium lacks the amenities of RJS.

[Fold FB Invest in BB]

 

 

 

 

 

What will be the new, irresistible topic for TBP? What will become the new "lifeblood" issue that will generate a legion of threads and ideas?

I know ... I nominate the sub sandwich debate.

I vote Publix.

 

Expansion of the new OCS.

This and p5 invite

 

That, this, and whether we think the OCS is super cool or needs to be torn down and rebuilt because we can never be satisfied.

did anybody else see where cuse is trying to build a new OCS that they est will cost 495 mil. Suppose to host football, basketball and have a retractable roof...

 

 

A 44,000-seat building at a cost of $495 million

 

The stadium would be built on private property near the main campus and is envisioned as part of a complex with a 250-room hotel, 160 apartments and 150,000 feet of retail space. The school owns the Carrier Dome but would be a tenant of the proposed new stadium, which would be built with a combination of private and taxpayer dollars, the letter says.

 

http://msn.foxsports.com/college-basketball/story/syracuse-university-wants-retractable-roof-stadium-to-replace-carrier-dome-012514

 

 

Sounds like Rupp Arena in Lexington, but with a bigger stadium...and retractable roof. This begs the question why the hell would anyone even consider a retractable roof in Syracuse? There's 3 months out of the year where it would be used and school isn't even in session then.

[JTrue]

who would ever approve a stadium for a team competing in the second tier of teams?

FAU, North Texas, Akron, UCF, UConn, SMU, Utah.. if you want the last few years.

 

But assuming you want who would do it right now, then Old Dominion, Houston, UNC Charlotte, App. State, GA Southern, UMass, and Tulane.

Edited January 27, 2014 by JTrue