I don't like the idea of building down town. I understand the fact you don't make as much off of student attendance, and I understand that in order to attract a more mature audience someplace like the JAR is not optimal, but I just don't see the huge investment of building an arena downtown paying off.The only way to make it work (not even counting the fact that you will need to continue and increase our success on the court) is if you create a premium experience. This means, better access, better convenience, and better amenities. In other words, it would be a huge mistake to invest all those millions of dollars on an arena when parking is limited, and invariably the project will end up taking economic liberties with comfort. The bean counters will just want to know how many seats there are... not what it feels like to sit in one. And just because you can get a Joey to maybe take interest because there is a wings-N-Beer joint next door doesn't mean you're going to fill the place.