SAN DIEGO -- Athletic director John David Wicker says San Diego State is prepared to build a new football stadium on its own if it isn't involved in a billion-dollar development that would include a stadium for an MLS team.
The university has concerns with the SoccerCity concept, including the proposed size of the stadium. The Aztecs would like a stadium that seats between 35,000 and 40,000.
Wicker and other SDSU officials met Tuesday with Mayor Kevin Faulconer.
Says Wicker: "If we needed to today, we could go out and build our own football stadium."
He estimated the cost at between $125 million and $150 million.