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[QUOTE="Townie72, post: 1791461, member: 780"]
When you knock the old one down, cart away the materials and build a new one in it's place. You know, like what SU did with Archbold Stadium.

Would a new building use some of the concrete foundation of the old one and still be a new building? Who knows where the line can be drawn.

But a new roof is a renovation.

Now an honorable approach for SU would be to buy back the naming rights from Carrier. A "fair" price would be the $2.5M in 2016 dollars. Any Interest would have been offset by the value of the name to Carrier.

And then get out of the corporate naming rights game and name it Alumni Stadium or Ernie Davis or whatever.

It's interesting to see the different positions on this. I suspect there's a segment of the SU fan base that would want a new or renovated facility and don't particularly care what the University has to do to get it. That's the University's problem and not theirs. And if there need to be some ethical shortcuts that need to be taken, that's also the University's problem, not theirs.
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