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RE: GSU eyes campus expansion with Turner Field
(04-18-2014 11:47 AM)Tennessee_Eagle Wrote:  I don't mean this as a dig at Ga State at all (This time :) ), but when you have problems getting the funds together for a spring game I think you gotta believe money will be an issue. Couple that with the fact student fees are tops in the state and I also understand Ga State has the most bonds in the state as well, money is and will be tight.

Also, comparing College Town at FSU to what you guys need I am not sure is a fair comparison. FSU has 40k+ students that are mostly living on or around campus. Yes Ga State has 30k+ students but the majority of these are commuters if I am not mistaken. I just don't see the demand for a college town type atmosphere at Ga State.

LOL. Just because Ga Southern is broke doesn't mean every other state school is broke. If there's mutual interest, Ga State will get it done.
04-18-2014 02:48 PM
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