She has been great for UTEP in almost every way except for athletics.
OT: Next Big Thing for El Paso?
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Arizona already has a pro football team.
Try and keep up Denver.
Fili has said numerous times he lives in Arizona. His ties to El Paso are a mystery
Despite Guadalajara having the Jalisco and Akron Stadiums they're building an 20,000 capacity arena, and San Luis Potosi wants to build a 10,000 capacity arena. But El Paso has canceled its arena.
I thought he grew up in El Paso. He went to the Tim Hardaway Basketball Camp.
Fili’s jersey still hangs from the YMCA rafters to this day.
Meanwhile city council is busy talking about peoples' mental health when discussing increasing crime on the east side. What a waste of time....
Name a better duo: el paso and incompetent city councils/leadership
Check out this article from El Paso Times:
Downtown El Paso's vacant buildings await next wave of redevelopment
Downtown El Paso's vacant buildings await next wave of redevelopment
If they are not going to build an arena, an all purpose indoor practice facility could be built instead for UTEP athletics.
You all still think this shite will improve UTEP football.
I was just thinking.
Why doesnt El Paso have a entertainment district? El Paso has the land to build one.
Why doesnt El Paso have a entertainment district? El Paso has the land to build one.
Why hasn't El Paso built restaurants and shops on Transmountain road, that goes through the mountain??
Wasn't that what we've been trying to do with downtown? Saving the Plaza Theatre, bringing in the Chihuahuas, etc.?
El Paso has built 5 small water parks throughout the city. How much did that cost?? You tell me they couldn't just build one big waterpark and put restaurants and entertainment around it ??
Great Wolf Lodge pulled out weeks into the COVID 19 pandemic. So there was going to be “one big waterpark”.
I wouldn’t worry about the 5 water parks and worry more about whatever Phoenix is doing.
Don’t know what part of Transmountain you are talking about, East side belongs to Fort Bliss, the mountains are a state park. There are homes being built on the west side.
Those water parks are regional parks geared towards young families.
Those water parks are regional parks geared towards young families.
Some of the land near that area has unexploded ordnance, for one thing. Much of the land in the vicinity of the mountains is controlled by Fort Bliss and Castner Range was made a national monument. The actual Trans Mountain Road cuts through the Franklin Mountains State Park. None of that land is open for development.
I'm talking about the one that goes through the mountain. It's a shame they cant build a restaurant or hotel there.
That’s the dumbest thing you have ever posted. And you have posts lot of dumb s—t.
They should plant a couple million pine trees and make a ski slope. Then make a little village at the bottom that only opens up at Christmas. Hallmark can film all their movies there.
