It is very important that the club sports won't have to pay to use the area, but rather have a way to reserve the field.

I think the reason the numbers are lower than last year is because of the weird time spring break fell. The campaigns were interrupted due to the transition time of spring break.

It's a long and tedious process but it's good that the senate is taking the time to deliberate on the matters of money.

If I owned Sports Illustrated, you've got 33 drivers in the Indianapolis 500, and one's female and hot, why wouldn't you put her on the front page? You'd be stupid not to.

First and foremost, we look at a specific market. Is it a passionate sports market, does it have the potential to draw television viewers, what it's history for soccer events, and we do research into the soccer audience. Second, they need to have an ownership group with the appropriate resources and business acumen to be a success and they need to have plans for a stadium, generally a soccer-specific stadium.

Fortunately, it won't affect Camp's career stats. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the $2 million will go down in the books as unearned.