Street Novelist

"The council voted four to three to move forward with a $290 million bond purchase to pay for a new stadium deal and the development of the land around it. However, the Pinellas County Commission must also approve bonds to pay for their portion of the deal."

St. Pete City Council To Vote On Stadium Bonds Thursday https://www.wfla.com/sports/the-discussion-continues-all-eyes-are-on-st-pete-city-council-as-they-vote-on-rays-stadium-bonds/

That's a big loss.

That New A's Stadium Is Never Going To Be Built...Now Up To $1.75 Billion https://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/athletics/estimated-cost-of-as-planned-ballpark-rising-to-1-75b-3221243/

Tampa Bay President Responds To Pinellas County Commissioners https://www.wfla.com/sports/rays/tampa-bay-rays-respond-to-pinellas-commissioners-letter-on-stadium-deal/

It most certainly is not. Planting a Michigan flag right in the middle of the O at the 50 yard line is unsportsmanlike and disrespectful. There was no need for that. Go and celebrate with your fans.

Great game, but I hate the 2 point conversion rule that starts in the 3rd OT.

I would be completely shocked if he doesn't commit to Nebraska.

More Craziness: It Looks Like The New Rays' Stadium Will Not Be Built In St. Petersburg...Or For That Matter, Tampa https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Articles/2024/11/25/tampa-bay-rays-ballpark-plans

And he had Hill partnering him last game. Now, he won't. Even if Hill played liked garbage, he still is our best option besides Ceyair. Now, we'll have to rely primarily on Buford/Hartzog. That's a step down in talent, IMO.

I hate the way our season is ending. Ceyair is really going to have to step up, now that Hill is done. We have to win one of these two games. We can't go yet another season without a bowl game.

https://apnews.com/article/tampa-bay-rays-tropicana-field-milton-bbef1566c921a778c090a8102ad5671f Another Article: This One From The AP, Saying The New Stadium Deal Is Dead

I'm disappointed you feel that way. I don't consider our boys losers. They were the best on their team in high school. Some were even the best in their state. Our coaches recruited most of them heavily. Did you stop and think, for one second, that the problem might not be with the players, but with the coaches who recruited them? The coaches who sat in their living rooms, eating dinner with their parents, telling them how great their kids were and how they would be such a great fit for Nebraska? Or are you saying that we are better off without them and that they just suck? Because I am getting really tired of hearing that narrative.

I will say this: after this season, we are losing a ton of our starters. Banks, Neyor, Mazzccua, Bullock, Hill, Sherman, Garcia-Castaneda, Scott, Buschini, Hutmacher, Robinson, Benhart, Corcoran, Gifford, Singleton and R. Johnson will all be gone. That is a massive amount of talent. Our team will look dramatically different next season. That could be just the excuse Rhule uses for another down season if we look awful in 2025.