Here's where I have a problem with this part of the topic. We sit here and speculate about where this new arena will be built. I agree with most people in that this arena will more likely be a University-only project more than a partnership with the City due to the constraints the City would place on the design. Thats not the problem... The problem is location. Spicer and Exchange? REALLY? To build an arena there, we'd have to purchase closer to 20 properties on that single block to fit an arena no bigger than the JAR. In fact, that block wouldn't be able to hold any arena larger than BGSU's brand-spankin-new Stroh Center. Toledo's Savage Arena, which was built in '76? That wouldn't fit if you tried. That means the University would then have to buy 2 blocks-worth of properties, assuming all owners willingly sell (id guarantee we'd end up with another Manny's situation) to fit a properly-sized arena with all the amenities (suites and the like) into that area of campus. How many people REALISTICALLY see that happening? Don't count me as one..
Point is, I sincerely doubt it would get built there. Can it? If there's a will, theres a way; I just think the way is the same route we took to get Infocision Stadium built, and we all remember the headache that came from that.
I still put my money on the space between the Kaiser building and the Mayflower building. The area would look GREAT with a modern basketball arena and theres realistically no other open and large enough space for such a building.