TarHeel324

acc is a lot better than you'd think: Tech, Clemson, NC State, UNC, are all not as sorry as people would think. i dont know.... unc (really) sucks (defense 117), at least until spurrier takes over as head coach in 2005

okay, let me get this straight the county will announce plans to build the stadium on a site that is awesome, but access is a problem would somebody find an awesome site that is hard to access that we havent mentioned in miami? i know i cant

There is a very large sewer lift station on the site that abutts biscayne blvd. That is why it always smells like crap. Why does that make so much sense? dont the heat play near bicentenial? maybe thats why it smells like crap

you guys probably heard already mo vaughn's arthritic knee will keep him out for 2004 and he will be doubtful for 2005 this guy has completely fallen apart since he signed with the mets remeber when he was a star? that seems so long ago

here is the initial listing before it was sold. courtesy defalco real estate group: West Palm Beach Commercial Real Estate Opportunity! 1415 45th Street, Mangonia Park FL *Former Jai Alai Fronton *Offered at $22 million Formerly utilized as a Jai Alai sporting facility, this property has tons of potential in the hands of the right developer. Over 54 acres, this property is the largest parcel of land in all of Palm Beach County and South Florida with direct access to I-95 and the Tri-Rail. Situated two I-95 exits north of the new Palm Beach County Convention Center and City Place, It's ideal for South Florida and Palm Beach County tourism that this parcel be kept as mixed use to provide the maximum benefit for the community. There is a Tri-Rail Substation on the property. The property is offered at $22 million. Call today to register and receive a package. 561-391-4141 bad location i know its on tri-rail, but tri-rail sucks ass it runs once an hour weekdays, every 2 hrs on weekends its too far for miami dade AND broward to go to

don king proposing a stadium in a place with little marlins fan base? only in america

personally, i dont like the clear for me, its fruit punch, orange (non clear), and nothing else

if they put an art museum on bicenttenial park I might go there and urinate on it! why is it i could see you pull a najeh and defacate on it?

this shows that the pads are getting way too big... but, a great acheivement for "the waterboy"

Where are all the Edcanes doubters? judgement day is over and edcanes was right looks like the marlins are down to 2 options for the future: obowl, northern virginia (forget ft laud. that joke of a proposal)

I've been re-reading the article from the Herald and I've seen a discrepancy, it's probably just a mis-print. But in the article posted at 5:57pm, the ballpark will be on the Southern side of the Orange Bowl.? In the article posted at 7:57, the ballpark will be on the Northern side. Any opinions on which side would be better?? southern i believe the buses to the bowl go by the southern side, so maybe thats a plus... why would the busses matter? they could always move them well, now we know the "fish bowl" gonna be on the northern side, close to the river, too far for splash landings (obviously) all i was saying about the buses before was that it would be a plus if you wouldnt have to move em

remember one thing: this orange/fish bowl would be in the middle of a latin community that alone would do wonders for attendence another thing that would definitely help attendence is ticket prices, which will prob go up because we need the $$$. expect higher ticket prices but nothing too outrageous (see: boston)

The layout looks like it's more geared to be a baseball facility than a football one. Looks great to me, and it may be distorted, but it looks like a pitchers park. In the end, I see us ending up in the OB, just because we have nowhere else to go. i like those pictures it really does look like they want a nice baseball stadium but i dont know whats goin on with the obowl picture well, this could happen, and i want it to get done in miami this is a better idea than ft lauderdale stadium

I've been re-reading the article from the Herald and I've seen a discrepancy, it's probably just a mis-print. But in the article posted at 5:57pm, the ballpark will be on the Southern side of the Orange Bowl. In the article posted at 7:57, the ballpark will be on the Northern side. Any opinions on which side would be better?? southern i believe the buses to the bowl go by the southern side, so maybe thats a plus...

I rate it a 1. I won't see the tape until tomorrow but from what I've read it's an awful plan at an awful site and the Marlins won't accept it as presented. i think they might if this team wants a future, its in miami

i'll give it a 1. it isn't even a real proposal. it's a token plan by the city. youre a canes fan arent you? well, i am, and one thing i like about this is that the ob gets a face lift

id have to say this is a 3, because there are better sites than the orange bowl and the parking is really up in the air but i give it a 3 because it is really the best plan so far (actually in miami) and it has close proximity to metrorail, a plus for me...

its official "judgment day" has begun

carolina looked shaky at first, but the heels brought it late in the 1st all the way to the end of the game roy has a long way to go before unc can play with the big boys every night next game for heels is uconn....tough

does anyone realize that jan 8, a date where nothing important ever happens for the marlins, may decide this season and possibly this clubs future im both excited and nervous about judgement day, but im ready... (this better not be a huge letdown)

guys, im a tar heel born, a tar heel bred, and when i die, im a tar heel dead get ready for carolina to crush the canes um cant handle acc bball im calling it now: next yrs um acc wins:

and whoever thought 2003 um attendence was bad, get ready for 2005: no fsu, no vt, no uf i'm almost positive our opener in 2005 is against fsu, just as it is in 2004. the home team will be swapped. yeah, we play fsu i was talking about the home schedule we also have vt away

mlb are a bunch of hypocrites they say they dont want to deal with rose, but when they can have a nice moment with the all century team and increase attention, they bring him out. mlb needs to make a stand against this guy and shut him out completely

77. charlie hough like alex arias, original marlin

If you don't want to go see your team at a great atmosphere while they are top ranked, you don't care. And if you'd rather go to a lousyass heat game or panthers game rather than a canes' game you don't care. Canes' fans are like SoFla sports' fans: they suck! dude, every time you repeat that, you really kill your argument by completely not noting the differences between the two cities. i'm surprised that you'd use such rationale since you are FROM miami, so you would be the first to know that it isn't a college town. believe it or not, but non-college towns ALWAYS have attendance problems for college football games. it's not because people don't care about the team, but more the fact that the city doesn't revolve around one school & team. thank you alkazoid big cities never have gr8 attendence just look at ucla (la), usc (la), washington (seattle) all three, like um, have a respectable following, over the last 10 yrs have been contending (esp. usc) and all 3 have crappy attendence and whoever thought 2003 um attendence was bad, get ready for 2005: no fsu, no vt, no uf