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[QUOTE="TheCusian, post: 2069942, member: 2585"]
You're a bit in the weeds on all of this.

It's not that it will solve all of our problems. But there are two facts that need addressing:

1. The roof needs fixing not matter what.
2. The game day experience is important to the fan experience (how comfortable is is, how easy it is to get in and out, food, how clean it feels, modern amenities, etc).

The roof is an impending problem no matter how you slice it. The fan experience can drive the numbers, the perception, etc. of the university itself (it's the most steadily public facing anything from the university, so a full dome that looks great that people rave about - has a ton of value to the university).

It's really not a huge bet. There is real value in solving the roof so the value doesn't become a complete negative, or at worst a disaster. The public face of the university (lets say 90%) and the city itself (what 65% maybe?) has value.

To characterize this as just a "on the field" or "on the court" solution is crazy sauce.
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