“ Judge declines to halt work on soccer field”, meaning 1500 local young folks must give up their athletic activity for two months to benefit the multimillion-dollar enterprise known as the NFL. It is not as if the media has no place to set up their equipment or hang out before and after the event. Every media company, foreign or domestic, has field equipment they can deploy to any place on the globe to cover news as it happens. Where were the “media villages” for the previous 49 Super Bowls? Did they make 1500 young folks search all over town for fields on which to practice or compete? Let the media use their own location equipment parked on adjacent streets and parking lots, able to be set up and taken down on a moments notice. They do not need a “media village” to do their job. Judge Huber had a chance to do the right thing , and he fumbled. Big time!