Facing a recession and a $47 million shortfall for the Capital Improvement Board (operator of Lucas Oil Stadium and the Conseco Fieldhouse), Indiana lawmakers are pressing Colts owner Jim Irsay to kick in an additional $5 million a year to cover the stadium's operating costs. As per the lease agreement, the Colts pay just $250,000 a year in rent and the CIB covers operating and maintenance costs. Irsay has refused to negotiate and has been creative in finding new revenue for his team.It's an attempt to avoid a long court battles with the auto makers 216. US retailers. He's Suzuki lawyers saying various state laws normally protect dealers.

"Let me tell you guys out in San Francisco, you got a great one," John Harbaugh said. "I'm very happy he's not in the AFC. We'll see him once every four years and Super Bowls hopefully we could get a couple of those.Highpriced tickets initially averaging over $180 each, compared to roughly $51 USat Ralph Wilson Stadium a