I tend to agree. How far and how fast, if at all, will Todd Dodge take North Texas. If TD is successful over the next two or three years, building a momentum never seen at NT since Fry, and the fan base responds in turnout, contributions and season tickets, then we could see a stadium. In addition, during this "window of opportunity", the university will see where it sits with TxDot and Fouts Field. I think this university will not commit to a new stadium until they see a return on their investment from Todd Dodge and the fan base. If Dodge gets the program back on track, makes some bowl appearances and still does not get 25,000+ fans at Fouts at any given home game, then NT will be looking at the program's existance. The next few years could be the beginning or end of North Texas' committment to big time football as we know it. How can the university commit to a new stadium for $40+ million when the whole university endowment is not much more than that?