New Chiefs Stadium

[AlkaliAxel]

Cleveland Browns are now eyeing a $1 billion new stadium with significant taxpayer money. Also will have mixed use development.

https://twitter.com/clevelanddotcom/sta ... ZeLMEndM9g

So the Browns, Bills, Commanders, Titans are all pushing to quickly open new stadiums now. We’re a bigger than 3 of those 4 metros. We also have a real incentive (WC2026) to get moving quickly. I don’t understand why can’t we just atleast announce the Royals or Chiefs new stadium plans and get going if Cleveland, Buffalo & Nashville are able to.

[ericwyner]

with the LA market being filled, everyone else lost leverage

[freedog]

with the LA market being filled? everyone else lost leverage

Austin/San Antonio needs a team tbh

San Antonio is the 7th largest city in the nation and only has the Spurs

[AlkaliAxel]

with the LA market being filled? everyone else lost leverage

Austin/San Antonio needs a team tbh

San Antonio is the 7th largest city in the nation and only has the Spurs

My guess is they don't get teams because Dallas & Houston make sure it doesn't happen.

[ericwyner]

with the LA market being filled? everyone else lost leverage

Austin/San Antonio needs a team tbh

San Antonio is the 7th largest city in the nation and only has the Spurs

My guess is they don't get teams because Dallas & Houston make sure it doesn't happen.

and could Austin support any team that doesn't have Bevo stars?

[freedog]

Austin/San Antonio needs a team tbh

San Antonio is the 7th largest city in the nation and only has the Spurs

My guess is they don't get teams because Dallas & Houston make sure it doesn't happen.

and could Austin support any team that doesn't have Bevo stars?

Same argument as the “can kc support an nba team because of KU”

[ericwyner]

My guess is they don't get teams because Dallas & Houston make sure it doesn't happen.

and could Austin support any team that doesn't have Bevo stars?

Same argument as the “can kc support an nba team because of KU”

Or competitive mizzou or kstate teams?

[AlkaliAxel]

KU won the national title and only got the next day of local sports radio attention before shifting back to pro-sports. College sports doesn't have anything on any pro-sports.

[ericwyner]

KU won the national title and only got the next day of local sports radio attention before shifting back to pro-sports. College sports doesn't have anything on any pro-sports.

in some places with pro teams, the local/regional college programs are bigger. the sports radio in Austin talks about UT football all year

[AlkaliAxel]

KU won the national title and only got the next day of local sports radio attention before shifting back to pro-sports. College sports doesn't have anything on any pro-sports.

in some places with pro teams, the local/regional college programs are bigger. the sports radio in Austin talks about UT football all year

I'd say KC was like that pre-2014 because the pro-teams were terrible and the college teams were good. But once the Royals & Chiefs started winning championships, college teams became worthless in KC. Tbf I think most people would agree with that.

[DColeKC]

Cleveland Browns are now eyeing a $1 billion new stadium with significant taxpayer money. Also will have mixed use development.

https://twitter.com/clevelanddotcom/sta ... ZeLMEndM9g

So the Browns, Bills, Commanders, Titans are all pushing to quickly open new stadiums now. We’re a bigger than 3 of those 4 metros. We also have a real incentive (WC2026) to get moving quickly. I don’t understand why can’t we just atleast announce the Royals or Chiefs new stadium plans and get going if Cleveland, Buffalo & Nashville are able to.

The fact that Cleveland isn’t just getting destroyed by society over signing Watson to a record deal blows my mind.

What’s the deal? Why are they and Watson getting a pass? Now they’re floating a billion dollar stadium off a sexual predators back.

[shinatoo]

Cleveland Browns are now eyeing a $1 billion new stadium with significant taxpayer money. Also will have mixed use development.

https://twitter.com/clevelanddotcom/sta ... ZeLMEndM9g

So the Browns, Bills, Commanders, Titans are all pushing to quickly open new stadiums now. We’re a bigger than 3 of those 4 metros. We also have a real incentive (WC2026) to get moving quickly. I don’t understand why can’t we just atleast announce the Royals or Chiefs new stadium plans and get going if Cleveland, Buffalo & Nashville are able to.

The fact that Cleveland isn’t just getting destroyed by society over signing Watson to a record deal blows my mind.

What’s the deal? Why are they and Watson getting a pass? Now they’re floating a billion dollar stadium off a sexual predators back.

And Kareem Hunt. It really baffles me too.

[TheBigChuckbowski]

KU won the national title and only got the next day of local sports radio attention before shifting back to pro-sports. College sports doesn't have anything on any pro-sports.

in some places with pro teams, the local/regional college programs are bigger. the sports radio in Austin talks about UT football all year

I'd say KC was like that pre-2014 because the pro-teams were terrible and the college teams were good. But once the Royals & Chiefs started winning championships, college teams became worthless in KC. Tbf I think most people would agree with that.

I think conference realignment has more to do with it than the Royals and Chiefs winning. Mizzou and Nebraska play in different conferences so why should KU/K-State fans care and vice versa. They're too segmented now to not make over half the audience lose interest when talking about college.

[AlkaliAxel]

in some places with pro teams, the local/regional college programs are bigger. the sports radio in Austin talks about UT football all year

I'd say KC was like that pre-2014 because the pro-teams were terrible and the college teams were good. But once the Royals & Chiefs started winning championships, college teams became worthless in KC. Tbf I think most people would agree with that.

I think conference realignment has more to do with it than the Royals and Chiefs winning. Mizzou and Nebraska play in different conferences so why should KU/K-State fans care and vice versa. They're too segmented now to not make over half the audience lose interest when talking about college.

Fair point. That def contributed to the decline. The pro-sports coming up around the same time sealed the deal though.

[Goonies]

KC has always been a Chiefs town. 2007 gave us a nice little run with KU/MU but its always been a Chiefs town since the early 90s.

[FangKC]

Sports betting deal won’t be enough to attract Chiefs, Kansas governor says

https://fox4kc.com/sports/sports-bettin ... rnor-says/

[AlkaliAxel]

I sort of want Kansas to drive up the cost so the Chiefs get a super super good stadium instead of getting some bare minimum bullshit stadium.

[FangKC]

I have a feeling the Chiefs are staying at TSC since Arrowhead will get renovations for the World Cup.

[AlkaliAxel]

I have a feeling the Chiefs are staying at TSC since Arrowhead will get renovations for the World Cup.

Oh I agree. But when the Chiefs do the re-build, I want Kansas to drive up the cost so that it becomes a really big rebuild which will be a really nice stadium. Not some cheap build.

[Rusty Irish]

with the LA market being filled? everyone else lost leverage

Austin/San Antonio needs a team tbh

San Antonio is the 7th largest city in the nation and only has the Spurs

I ould see in a decade or so the Chargers moving out there under new ownership. Its too big a region to ignore now even if Jerry Jones wants the horde it. San Antonio especially would provide a huge amount of public funding they will never get in Cal.