We've had preliminary site studies done, as well as site location studies done. We do anticipate providing a timetable sometime in the future for the building of a new arena as well. Unless again, this fund-raising effort is so phenomenal that it generates a lot of money that we're not counting on. But I would guess it would take a major gift to the arena as well. Smith's gift was unrestricted in its designation, as long as it was used for athletics.
Football is the hot sport at UVa.
There are more bucks to be made from ticket sales and their accompanying contributions in football. There is more space in a football stadium for VIP seating and signage than in a basketball facility. While a new arena would boost men's and women's basketball and a few other sports at UVa, the larger stadium will benefit more programs. For a program with 10 consecutive seasons of at least seven victories, eight capped by bowl trips, UVa's football home has been too small. Holland isn't worried about selling the additional seats, nor should he be.