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in ten years we will be looking back at this time as when things were all set into motion for the OCS I hope.

I sure hope it doesn't take 10 years. Let's shoot for 5

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Would it be considered to be on campus since it's across the street?

 

If USF buys the land, then yes... it would be part of the campus

 

 

Yeah build some campus around it and it becomes on campus.

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Get that OCS going. Once it is built, tons of bars & restaurants will open up around OCS!!

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Get that OCS going. Once it is built, tons of bars & restaurants will open up around OCS!!

 

Right cause there are so many around Raymond James... or Amalie Arena.

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Get that OCS going. Once it is built, tons of bars & restaurants will open up around OCS!!

 

Right cause there are so many around Raymond James... or Amalie Arena.

 

Solely in the interest of keyboarding...what do you do with an OCS during the off season? Do universities use them for something else? I can see where RayJ gets some mileage from other events, but not really sure what schools do now. Any ideas? 

 

AS for the 'tons of ' comment, I'm not entirely certain that just putting up a stadium warrants opening risky ventures like restaurants and bars. You might get a bump on game day - but other than that, I just don't see the barren plain of Fowler Avenue as a destination (it looks to me like it's already saturated with a sufficient supply of strip-mall-fast-food-template-bars as is).

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Get that OCS going. Once it is built, tons of bars & restaurants will open up around OCS!!

Right cause there are so many around Raymond James... or Amalie Arena.

It would be pretty sweet if a science museum opened up nearby.

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Get that OCS going. Once it is built, tons of bars & restaurants will open up around OCS!!

 

Right cause there are so many around Raymond James... or Amalie Arena.

 

Solely in the interest of keyboarding...what do you do with an OCS during the off season? Do universities use them for something else? I can see where RayJ gets some mileage from other events, but not really sure what schools do now. Any ideas? 

 

AS for the 'tons of ' comment, I'm not entirely certain that just putting up a stadium warrants opening risky ventures like restaurants and bars. You might get a bump on game day - but other than that, I just don't see the barren plain of Fowler Avenue as a destination (it looks to me like it's already saturated with a sufficient supply of strip-mall-fast-food-template-bars as is).

 

 

There's a World of Beer opening up next to campus... so there's one!  :icon_drink: 

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Get that OCS going. Once it is built, tons of bars & restaurants will open up around OCS!!

 

Right cause there are so many around Raymond James... or Amalie Arena.

 

Solely in the interest of keyboarding...what do you do with an OCS during the off season? Do universities use them for something else? I can see where RayJ gets some mileage from other events, but not really sure what schools do now. Any ideas? 

 

AS for the 'tons of ' comment, I'm not entirely certain that just putting up a stadium warrants opening risky ventures like restaurants and bars. You might get a bump on game day - but other than that, I just don't see the barren plain of Fowler Avenue as a destination (it looks to me like it's already saturated with a sufficient supply of strip-mall-fast-food-template-bars as is).

 

 

Yes, an OCS would host other events throughout the off season, just like the Sundome does.

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Get that OCS going. Once it is built, tons of bars & restaurants will open up around OCS!!

 

Right cause there are so many around Raymond James... or Amalie Arena.

Solely in the interest of keyboarding...what do you do with an OCS during the off season? Do universities use them for something else? I can see where RayJ gets some mileage from other events, but not really sure what schools do now. Any ideas? 

 

AS for the 'tons of ' comment, I'm not entirely certain that just putting up a stadium warrants opening risky ventures like restaurants and bars. You might get a bump on game day - but other than that, I just don't see the barren plain of Fowler Avenue as a destination (it looks to me like it's already saturated with a sufficient supply of strip-mall-fast-food-template-bars as is).

 

Yes, an OCS would host other events throughout the off season, just like the Sundome does.

I think the new Houston stadium has **** tons of classrooms and lecture halls in it too.

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Get that OCS going. Once it is built, tons of bars & restaurants will open up around OCS!!

 

Right cause there are so many around Raymond James... or Amalie Arena.

Solely in the interest of keyboarding...what do you do with an OCS during the off season? Do universities use them for something else? I can see where RayJ gets some mileage from other events, but not really sure what schools do now. Any ideas? 

 

AS for the 'tons of ' comment, I'm not entirely certain that just putting up a stadium warrants opening risky ventures like restaurants and bars. You might get a bump on game day - but other than that, I just don't see the barren plain of Fowler Avenue as a destination (it looks to me like it's already saturated with a sufficient supply of strip-mall-fast-food-template-bars as is).

 

Yes, an OCS would host other events throughout the off season, just like the Sundome does.

I think the new Houston stadium has **** tons of classrooms and lecture halls in it too.

 

i thought university's aren't allowed to mix academic and athletic funds for athletic buildings

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