AztecMD

Your behavior in this thread was hilarious. You literally couldn’t have been more wrong on every aspect of the fight for mission valley. I love it! Go Aztecs!

The Q won’t be demolished til the new stadium is built. They are shooting for the first season in the new stadium to be 2022.

Yep, UNLV doesn’t understand what is going to happen to them. They essentially no longer have a high ceiling in Vegas and the crowds that looked ok at SBS will be a joke in a 65k stadium....trust me, as an SDSU fan I know all about this. The day the Chargers left San Diego was one of my favorite sports moments ever. UNLV Now would have been something to get excited about, this is the opposite of that. After a year or two in the new stadium and the novelty wears off they will realize how screwed they are.

I still can’t believe we did it. Total game changer for the university on and off the field.

Funded by revenue bonds, donations and naming rights. Budget is $250m and will be very similar to CSUs stadium.

Game changer for SDSU academically and athletically!!! I can’t even believe we pulled it off!

Is SDSUfan SteveAztec? Seems pretty unhinged.

Lol. So angry. T-minus 10 months til FS Investors grip on MV is loosened.

And the electorate for 2018 is going to be older and less likely to give a damn about soccer. SoccerCity is dead.

Hahahahahahahaha!!! Wanna bet? SuckerCity is dead...you just don't know it yet.

Stunner, can you talk to West Coast conference into taking SDSU so we can go independent in football? Thanks!

Let's hope so. Need to have the stadium built first though. We get home and homes with most of the PAc12 so I think we could put together a great schedule.

I haven't followed the Vegas stadium situation...could they not just build a $1.25B stadium with the $750m from Vegas and $500m from Raiders?...does it really have to be $1.9B?

That has been the case at Viejas arena since 2011...should we have built it considerably larger than 12,414? Now with our first real poor stretch since then it's half full.

http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/sports/sd-sp-mls-20170130-story.html San Diego is a virtual lock. "One more hint that San Diego might be on MLS’s fast track: The investors announced a new partner on Monday -- Juan Carlos Rodriguez, the Miami-based president of Univision Deportes, the most powerful sports channel in Mexico that holds the rights to MLS games. Rodriguez said he is investing his own money, and despite no direct ties to San Diego, he said, “I believe in the group of owners. I believe in the future of the sport. I believe in the city.”