As per the official Miami Hurricanes site, the original construction cost of Hard Rock Stadium in 1987 was around $115 million. The renovation in 2015 was estimated to be a $350 million project.

Miami, Florida: The U moved it's football home stadium in 2007 when the City of Miami failed to proceed with renovation plans of the historic Orange Bowl six miles away from the Miami Hurricanes ...

Inter Miami's stadium plan is the best shot UM has of ... the size of Inter Miami’s stadium from “27,000 to 28,000” seats to “45,000 to 50,000” and getting the University of Miami to ...

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Miami billionaire John Ruiz wants to build a brand-new University of Miami stadium. The proposal would put the stadium, that's set to hold 50,000 people, right where Coral Gables Senior High is ...

John Ruiz was undeterred after his plans to build a University of Miami football stadium were met with widespread disapproval. He has been quietly working with HKS architects on a plan to build a ...

University of Miami athletic director Dan Radakovich addressed the media on Tuesday. Among his topics: Hard Rock Stadium and student-athlete facility upgrades.

Billionaire John Ruiz's insistence aside, the University of Miami Hurricanes don't need a new football stadium at Tropical Park or anywhere else near campus. Hard Rock Stadium will do just fine.

New University of Miami athletic director Dan Radakovich is ready to tackle numerous issues and explore considerable challenges — including a football stadium closer to the Coral Gables campus.

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FIU has reached an agreement with recording artist Pitbull for naming rights to its football stadium in Miami. Pitbull will pay the university $1.2 million per year over the next five years as the ...

Bo Schembechler served as the head football coach at Miami University from 1963 to 1968 and at the University of Michigan from 1969 to 1989, compiling a career record of 234–65–8.