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[QUOTE="NJCuse97, post: 4603043, member: 5058"]
OK, I will bite one more time. Cincinnati is maybe your best example. Miami’s is not internally lit, it’s back lit, and it’s at the scale of a person, where the JMA sign is the size of a house. South Carolina’s is flanked on each side with the school logo. All are basketball arenas, and not the D1 football stadiums you originally referenced, but because ours is both, I give you this argument. Miami’s arena is in the sports district of their campus, the equivalent of Manley and the Lampe complex. South Carolina’s is about as off campus as on campus can be and is fully surrounded by full city block parking, a solid 15 minutes from the quad, where as our arena is visible from the quad. Cincy is also in a sports district on the dense urban campus. It’s not far from their quad, so there’s that. The signage in your picture is from a small urban park that is in the outfield of the baseball stadium and faces the football practice fields. It’s also pretty small and isolated. Again, it’s as simple as “we won’t agree” but I am enjoying the investigation some, so I’m happy to continue the conversation. I worked on a building at UC (at the Medical Campus) and like the campus, but it is very “contemporary” when compared to most college campuses, so there needs to be a grain of salt with that as an example. 
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