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Miami awarded 2010 Super Bowl

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ROMULUS, Mich. ? (AP) ? Miami was chosen Thursday as the

site for the 2010 Super Bowl, making it the 10th time the

city will host the game.

 

Atlanta, Houston and Miami made a final pitch for the

marquee event at an NFL owners meeting in this Detroit

suburb, located about 25 miles from Ford Field, where the

next Super Bowl will be played.

 

Atlanta and Houston went into Thursday's vote as favorites

because Miami already had been picked for the 2007 game.

 

After 2010, Miami will top New Orleans' record of nine for

hosting the most Super Bowl games.

 

 

 

More to come as it becomes available

God damn werent we already hosting it next season?

 

great news though.

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God damn werent we already hosting it next season?

 

great news though.

 

 

 

 

correct, miami hosts 2007 and then again in 2010....2010 was originally scheudled for New York but fell through when they couldn't seccure the new Stadium

what year is the superdome slated to host it?

 

we should pull a perisho and gobble that one up too.

i'd be shocked if Phx didn't land in regular rotation starting in '08 .... almost the perfect place to have it

i'd be shocked if Phx didn't land in regular rotation starting in '08 .... almost the perfect place to have it

 

except 500 degrees, not enough hotel support and it is in a desert :)

 

 

but yes it could work

 

Just give it to Huizenga every year at this point.

 

 

he wants 1 every 4 years for his "super site"

i'd be shocked if Phx didn't land in regular rotation starting in '08 .... almost the perfect place to have it

 

except 500 degrees, not enough hotel support and it is in a desert :)

 

 

but yes it could work

 

Just give it to Huizenga every year at this point.

 

 

he wants 1 every 4 years for his "super site"

 

The Cardinals are building a new retractable dome stadium.

 

The NFL if I heard correctly shot that idea down.

Arizona is getting the 2008 superbowl and the stadium is retractable roof with a grass surface ... the stadium also has an extra 10k-15k seats that can be added for special events ... like the first collegiate national championship game (under the "new" system) which will be played here in 2007

 

average temps for the time the SB is played is the high 60s

 

also the whole city is nothing but resorts and hotels

 

the only draw back is how spread out the city is and lack of cabs / public transportation

 

however, they could have all the special events and parties in scottsdale near where cabs actually do run and there are a ton of hotels there

i used to live in arizona adn the temps in january were beautiful. also, pheonix already held super bowl XXX and it went pretty well i believe so they can handle it.

 

unlike jacksonville which from what i hear was one of the worst super bowl sites ever.

I like it. By then Dolphins Stadium should be fully renovated with the "NFL Village" and it should be a really great place to watch the Fins along with the Orange Bowl and Superbowl.

unlike jacksonville which from what i hear was one of the worst super bowl sites ever.

 

seriously.

 

i dont even know how they thought that city was big league enough for an NFL team.

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