Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="JeremyCuse, post: 885178, member: 43"] LOL loved the not so fast. I dont think Syracuse would be against outside events or helping revitalize the area, they have done that by buying some downtown buildings and renovating them along with the connective corridor. My point is that I dont see any scenario where the new stadium suddenly becomes the go to place for any and all events that the city or county hosts ie the festivals and other things. Syracuse is very protective about who and what use there facilities regardless of who funded the most of it (taxpayers). My example was that while taxpayers funded the Carrier Dome theres zero chance SU would agree to host this years taste of syracuse inside the Dome, its not even a realm of possibility. Would a new stadium hold different events? Sure there would be concerts, maybe conventions, different types of shows etc but I see zero chance Gross and the school allow it to become the new party place like Hanover square. [/QUOTE]