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I’m the tightest German you know…I get it.Glad you guys aren't running the AD, those are great ways to cut our season ticket sales in half. Not sure you realize how cheap, or 'frugal' ISU fans are in general. We're already considering dropping our 4 tickets to 2 or none at all, increase in ticket prices or donation amounts will make that decision pretty easy.
I can hear the story when we win the natty "Innovate at iowa state....through a partnership with the donor network....iowa state has been able to land every top prospect with their "championship kidney' campaign.....fan can even visit CyTown on Friday and McFarland Clinic will take the kidney and with their advanced recovery,.fans walk out the door the next day ready to tailgate and cheer on the Cyclones!"JTS holds 61500 people. I bet 99% of them have 2 kidneys. Has anyone seen what kidneys are going for? You don’t need 2.
Appreciate the idea. But, they are already getting paid more than what most people make in a year. Now we want to pay them several hundred dollars just to show up at events? **** that.Those things were already happening in ways.
Have a feeling We Will is going to have a slow death. Hope I’m wrong, but have a feeling the athletic department is going to be only focused on big ticket items and kind of forget about We Will. Once again, hope I’m wrong.Has the foundation advertised the we will fund anywhere? It seems to me that I haven’t heard a single campaign or advertisement from the university about. It seems like I’ve only heard about it from CF and Blum who doesn’t even work on it anymore.
I’ve gone to a handful of basketball games and I don’t think I ever recall a single video message about the wewill fund.
Again, totally your prerogative to do what you want. Just saying that using the logic that "we've been fine for the last 5-10 years" as reason to dismiss the importance of the current need, is playing with fire.Ticket prices and donation levels HAVE ALSO increased along with everything else in existence. To raise them yet again during a year when we do not have our in-state rival, replaced the best coach in school history & literally half (or more) of the players would be pretty ******* stupid IMO. I'd almost guarantee the loss of season ticket holders would be more than the increased revenue from those who stay, but I'm sure they know better than I.
Again, totally your prerogative to do what you want. Just saying that using the logic that "we've been fine for the last 5-10 years" as reason to dismiss the importance of the current need, is playing with fire.
Weren't you also running around all the Pollard/NIL threads screaming about how he was going to kill our AD?i make under 150k/year. i dont give 1 f about how iowa state is going to pay millions for players, millions for coaches, and millions on bloated AD staff salaries.
Weren't you also running around all the Pollard/NIL threads screaming about how he was going to kill our AD?
Slight grain of salt. They've been able to throw some pretty big money around in the portal here the last couple of years and his success is going to be somewhat dependent on that continuing.I'm not dismissing any current need, I suppose more downplaying the utter importance of it. If I and 1,000 other joe schmo fans don't increase our ISU donation by $100, $500, $1k, the AD isn't going to cease to exist. ISU isn't going to be competing with UNI for championships moving forward. We'll continue to be a middling Big 12 football team. Seems the basketball team is doing fine, and I'd expect that to continue assuming we can keep TJ.
We're not at the same level as top B1G/SEC teams, and my donation isn't going to change that barring a lotto win.
Hey, at least you tried. You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. See you in 2-to-4 years.I saw this infinite money glitch on Tik Tok that said all you have to do is just cash a really big check at the ATM even if you don't have the funds. I was thinking about trying that with a billion dollar check. I'll let you guys know how it turns out.
Update: I'm in jail.
Experiential Fundraising. The trend now is for people with money to purchase experiences rather than merch.
Put the Ivy Business College on this. Teach those kiddos about Marketing first hand.
- Run a lottery to see who gets to kick a goal at halftime (or make a shot from half-court); strictly pay-to-play
- Let people purchase the right to sing the National Anthem at games
- For a price, you get to be the honorary pre-game Step Show director (football)
- Coach For A Day - the highest bidder gets to wear a headset and participate on the sidelines
- Player For A Day - for a price, you get to suit up but sit on the bench (bball)
- Sell messaging on the Jumbo-Tron or at Hilton; run a kiss cam
- Purchase the right to have dinner with the team and/or attend a practice
- Sell a place on the team bus; How about a ride in the team Cessna?
- Raffle off a membership so that you can watch the Kanopy videos on line (Parks has this, but you can't watch the films with an alumni card...)
- Sell seats at the post-game pressers
- Private meet-and-greet with the players, like lunch or dinner at the Iowa Stater with them and/or the coach
Can do you one better. Casino in Iowa City. "We're building an NIL and IOWA'S GOING TO PAY FOR IT!!"Casino at Cytown.
Corn is big in Iowa. Wrestling is big in Iowa. Corn Oil Wrestling would be big in Iowa!Texas has oil. We have corn. Corn oil is the answer!