Raymond James Stadium misses out on Super Bowl

By Business Observer Staff
| 4:49 p.m. May 25, 2016

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

TAMPA — Raymond James Stadium is already set to host the college football National Championship game in 2017, but city officials and area sports leaders had bigger goals in mind.

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