New Orleans Saints executive Dennis Lauscha not enamored with potential cold-weather Super Bowl

Saintswrath · 05-25-2010, 08:09 PM

The voting by NFL owners to award Super Bowl host sites are done by secret ballot, so it isn't known what the final tally was in awarding New York/New Jersey the 2014 championship game.

But you can count New Orleans Saints executive vice president Dennis Lauscha in the number who is not enamored by playing the Super Bowl in a cold-weather city at an outdoor stadium.

Saints owner Tom Benson declined comment.

Lauscha said if he had his way, all the Super Bowls would be played in New Orleans, which will host the 2013 game.

"I think New Orleans offers the absolute best situation," Lauscha said. "It's a warm-weather city. It's compact. There is a lot to do. There are great entertainment venues, great stadium. It is the absolute best place to have a Super Bowl.

05-25-2010, 08:09 PM	#1
Saintswrath +Mod Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Between 504 & 813 Posts: 1,776 Blog Entries: 4	New Orleans Saints executive Dennis Lauscha not enamored with potential cold-weather Super Bowl The voting by NFL owners to award Super Bowl host sites are done by secret ballot, so it isn't known what the final tally was in awarding New York/New Jersey the 2014 championship game. But you can count New Orleans Saints executive vice president Dennis Lauscha in the number who is not enamored by playing the Super Bowl in a cold-weather city at an outdoor stadium. Saints owner Tom Benson declined comment. Lauscha said if he had his way, all the Super Bowls would be played in New Orleans, which will host the 2013 game. "I think New Orleans offers the absolute best situation," Lauscha said. "It's a warm-weather city. It's compact. There is a lot to do. There are great entertainment venues, great stadium. It is the absolute best place to have a Super Bowl. Attached Thumbnails