@@BloxburgBasketball_Network The Tropical Park site near campus is perfect and that’s where they plan to put the stadium at should it be planned. Either way we got to get out of Hard Rock Stadium
It's very important to know fine details bro. Miami University is in Ohio. The University of Miami is in South Florida. You guys can say what you want but it matters 😅
@@timkinley1779 Both Miami and Pitt could easily add $10 to $15 million dollars a year in brand equity alone with home stadiums of their own. As for Louisville and Virginia Tech, they just need the rub from consecutive big 12 championships.
@@shanekeenaNYC That does nothing for the SEC. Miami can't draw 40k people from a population of over 3 million. That isn't a good look. The most recent additions of A&M, Texas, and Oklahoma pack in over 90k people and a college football atmosphere. Miami is bottom tier for P5 in attendance and relevance. If it wasn't for a few '30 for 30' episodes, there would be even less intrest. The SEC would loose revenue having to cut Miami in. Plus their TV viewers are low. Miami lost it's way 20-plus years ago.
Man, a semenhole troll and a Tony the tiger Clemson troll, living rent-free in the Miami channels in May. Funny, given the fact that neither one went to either FSU or Clemson, and I would be surprised if either one went to college. How boring does it have to be in the place you guys call home. lmao
From a Floridian, if you think September heat won't knock you on your ass.... You're wrong. The dome is for northerners like the Bills when they come down here and complain about losing like last year. 😂
i dont believe that the hold up is the funding. its the city of westchester where tropical park resides. the residents are against using public land for private use and the added traffic. imo it would be the perfect location. there is nowhere in coral gabels to build. tropical pk is only 3 miles away from campus and right off the freeway for access
Well technically it's not city of Westchester it's unincorporated Miami-Dade County. Normally when I pass by there it is relatively packed especially on weekends so I doubt the county would approve something like this to happen.
University of Miami alumn here. The only way we get a new stadium is if we join the Big 10 or SEC. The U’s priorities are more focused on academics right now and getting back to national contention. Honestly, the only Miami school that could get a revamp on their stadium is FIU if they get it together. Miami tends to host a lot of sporting event, specifically soccer.
a 65k stadium is miami, i bet that stadium will overtake hard rock as the miami superbowl bid stadium. personally i think that they should make this look as close to the old orange bowl stadium as much as possible, just with a roof or retractable roof. im sure the dolphins would even think about leaving hard rock for this as well.
2017 proved all you need is a successful team playing consequential games and Hard Rock was electric. UM gets better the "stadium" situation will go away
obviously, metropolitan programs like Miami & USC need wins, but they also need to play good competitive teams. Miami needs to replace Vanderbilt in the SEC east, and USC move to the big 10 will definitely beef up their schedule. Miami does need a stadium like this that will help their recruiting, and show recruits that they can play with luxury in a small setting. Personally Miami should've worked with Miami FC to build a 45,000 seat stadium.
@@Irish8625The ACC has the 2nd most National Championships over the last 20 years. Until Michigan won last week only one title for the Big 10. The ACC is as good or better than the Big 10 of last year. Now of course they added more teams so we shall see. Miami has only won 10 games once since joining the ACC 20 years ago. They have never won a ACC championship. You think they would do better in the SEC or Big 10? Highly doubtful. Miami will never be good again like 30 years ago. It will never happen. Just like Nebraska. Never happen.
Why wouldn’t they need a retractable roof? I guess a canopy makes more sense but man I’m from Jacksonville and I can tell you Miami is extremely hot 11 months out the year lol
I think you can make a shared stadium work with the technology today. Both Dolphins and Hurricanes need new places to play for sure. Just don't make the tax payers fund more of these projects. If you are saying that proposal called for 65,000 seats for a college venue it could work for the NLF as well. 65K is too big for Miami sports IMO. They should go to 55 or 60K and have it expandable. Better option overall.
Don't forget that the park is a public park you would have to get the Miami-Dade county to agree to sell part of the park to Miami they are not going to get it free there might to a lot of people will be against the stadium, and in today world nothing is easy!
If they ever do build a stadium for UM It's not going to really be focused for football but more for soccer 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ nothing wrong with it but history shows that football in Miami was ALWAYS the Game not Soccer... I hate Miami is becoming more one-sided every year
Dude - Miami University is in Oxford, Ohio. The Canes are The University of Miami - hence why the nickname is the “U”. LOL. Also, go to a football game in Miami in October and you will sweat your balls off. Also in November. Come on bro.
Should’ve left the orange bowl alone 😢
As a fan of both the Dolphins and Hurricanes, the Hurricanes need its own stadium asap!!!! Not sure what’s the hold up aside from the obvious
No land would be my guess
@@BloxburgBasketball_Network The Tropical Park site near campus is perfect and that’s where they plan to put the stadium at should it be planned. Either way we got to get out of Hard Rock Stadium
And new locker room
It's very important to know fine details bro. Miami University is in Ohio. The University of Miami is in South Florida. You guys can say what you want but it matters 😅
agreed plus nobody says Miami university when speaking about the hurricanes, it's always the U or Univ. of Miami.
Miami needs to get to the SEC. Years in the Big East & ACC has watered them down.
Well, a decade or two in the big 12 would give them just the rub they need to eventually join the SEC on their terms.
The SEC has no interest in Miami. Why would they? That program brings nothing valuable to the table.
@@timkinley1779 Both Miami and Pitt could easily add $10 to $15 million dollars a year in brand equity alone with home stadiums of their own. As for Louisville and Virginia Tech, they just need the rub from consecutive big 12 championships.
@@shanekeenaNYC That does nothing for the SEC. Miami can't draw 40k people from a population of over 3 million. That isn't a good look. The most recent additions of A&M, Texas, and Oklahoma pack in over 90k people and a college football atmosphere. Miami is bottom tier for P5 in attendance and relevance. If it wasn't for a few '30 for 30' episodes, there would be even less intrest. The SEC would loose revenue having to cut Miami in. Plus their TV viewers are low. Miami lost it's way 20-plus years ago.
Man, a semenhole troll and a Tony the tiger Clemson troll, living rent-free in the Miami channels in May. Funny, given the fact that neither one went to either FSU or Clemson, and I would be surprised if either one went to college. How boring does it have to be in the place you guys call home. lmao
From a Floridian, if you think September heat won't knock you on your ass.... You're wrong.
The dome is for northerners like the Bills when they come down here and complain about losing like last year. 😂
FYI it’s the University of Miami!! The U
i dont believe that the hold up is the funding. its the city of westchester where tropical park resides. the residents are against using public land for private use and the added traffic. imo it would be the perfect location. there is nowhere in coral gabels to build. tropical pk is only 3 miles away from campus and right off the freeway for access
Well technically it's not city of Westchester it's unincorporated Miami-Dade County. Normally when I pass by there it is relatively packed especially on weekends so I doubt the county would approve something like this to happen.
Pitt fan here. Miami has always needed the on-campus experience. A good cap would be 50,000.
The gravy train is coming to an end all across the nation.
University of Miami alumn here. The only way we get a new stadium is if we join the Big 10 or SEC. The U’s priorities are more focused on academics right now and getting back to national contention. Honestly, the only Miami school that could get a revamp on their stadium is FIU if they get it together. Miami tends to host a lot of sporting event, specifically soccer.
Pitt plays at Accrisure Stadium with the Steelers.
It should be the new Orange Bowl
It not a bad atmosphere, Miami fan will come if the product is good.
a 65k stadium is miami, i bet that stadium will overtake hard rock as the miami superbowl bid stadium. personally i think that they should make this look as close to the old orange bowl stadium as much as possible, just with a roof or retractable roof. im sure the dolphins would even think about leaving hard rock for this as well.
You need a roof in Florida. The sun,humidity and rain will destroy you for 3 hours and being hammered doesn’t help.
2017 proved all you need is a successful team playing consequential games and Hard Rock was electric. UM gets better the "stadium" situation will go away
obviously, metropolitan programs like Miami & USC need wins, but they also need to play good competitive teams. Miami needs to replace Vanderbilt in the SEC east, and USC move to the big 10 will definitely beef up their schedule. Miami does need a stadium like this that will help their recruiting, and show recruits that they can play with luxury in a small setting. Personally Miami should've worked with Miami FC to build a 45,000 seat stadium.
@@Irish8625The ACC has the 2nd most National Championships over the last 20 years. Until Michigan won last week only one title for the Big 10. The ACC is as good or better than the Big 10 of last year. Now of course they added more teams so we shall see. Miami has only won 10 games once since joining the ACC 20 years ago. They have never won a ACC championship. You think they would do better in the SEC or Big 10? Highly doubtful. Miami will never be good again like 30 years ago. It will never happen. Just like Nebraska. Never happen.
This would seem cool to see
They need to build a replica of the Orange Bowl. There will never be another place like it and it’s a disgrace what they did to the OB.
Why wouldn’t they need a retractable roof? I guess a canopy makes more sense but man I’m from Jacksonville and I can tell you Miami is extremely hot 11 months out the year lol
Would the Dolphins move there? Or would the Super Bowls in Miami be held there even though the Dolphins would continue to play at Hard Rock Stadium?
Of course not this stadium is going to have way less seats it won't be able to host a Superbowl
@jarvisfrederick4315 Way less? Hard Rock is 65000. This at 60000 plus is perfect
I think you can make a shared stadium work with the technology today. Both Dolphins and Hurricanes need new places to play for sure. Just don't make the tax payers fund more of these projects. If you are saying that proposal called for 65,000 seats for a college venue it could work for the NLF as well. 65K is too big for Miami sports IMO. They should go to 55 or 60K and have it expandable. Better option overall.
the dolphins do not need a new stadium. hard rock is practically a new stadium with the renovations it had like 6-7 years ago
Minimum of AT LEAST 70,000 seats
@@aidenflies2711 The Dolphins need a new stadium. The new U Of Miami stadium should be the new Orange Bowl
@@P00katube our stadium just went through a hard renovation what you mean we need a new stadium????
Agree, 60k too big. Make it 35-40k max. Move bigger games to Hard Rock.
The plants look like overgrown when a stadiums are abandoned.
Get over it. There is no stadium coming to the Coral Gables area.
I don't see what's the issue with Hard Rock? I get you want one on your own campus but sharing with the Dolphins isn't too bad.
Don't forget that the park is a public park you would have to get the Miami-Dade county to agree to sell part of the park to Miami they are not going to get it free there might to a lot of people will be against the stadium, and in today world nothing is easy!
We are “The University of Miami”, not “the Miami University “. Not a big deal, but just saying.
This guys voice….
Ruiz isn't a Billionaire. His valuation of his Company isn't even close to a Billion dollars. Get it right!
You can get a Stadium built within 2 years if you work 24 hours a day seven days a week get moving
Everton stadium's been completed for quite awhile now
If they ever do build a stadium for UM It's not going to really be focused for football but more for soccer 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ nothing wrong with it but history shows that football in Miami was ALWAYS the Game not Soccer... I hate Miami is becoming more one-sided every year
Great channel name
They keep building around Hard Rock Stadium
thumbs down for this book report guy's honking voice
no. do not ruin topical park and the nature of it
Dude - Miami University is in Oxford, Ohio. The Canes are The University of Miami - hence why the nickname is the “U”. LOL.
Also, go to a football game in Miami in October and you will sweat your balls off. Also in November. Come on bro.
Prediction: it will never happen.
You gotta get these Florida schools names right lol
Ruiz went broke 😂🤣😂
Go Noles
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Miami University dude? Miami University is Miami of Ohio. This Miami which is of Florida is the University of Miami.