Murfreesboro, TN – New information continues to surface regarding the failed plans to build a massive sports complex in Murfreesboro, shedding light on the Arizona-based company behind the project and the federal charges its founders now face.
The proposed $350-million development, known as Legacy Sports Tennessee, was initially slated for over 260 acres along NW Broad Street near the I-840 interchange. The ambitious project, announced in 2021, was met with enthusiasm from both Murfreesboro and Rutherford County officials. However, that excitement soon turned to skepticism, and the project ultimately never materialized.
At the heart of the unraveling plan are Randy Miller and his son Chad Miller, who were recently indicted for defrauding investors and potential partners between November 2019 and May 2023. All of the allegations were tied to their park in Arizona and according to an unsealed federal indictment, the Millers used a combination of lies, forged documents, and inflated financial projections to secure over $250 million in bond funding. Rather than investing in the sports complex, prosecutors allege the money was spent on personal expenses, including luxury vehicles, homes, and inflated salaries…