Why would proposed Football Ticket Sales for FY 2017 be $1 million less than budget for FY2016?
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Why would proposed Football Ticket Sales for FY 2017 be $1 million less than budget for FY2016?
My guess would be the 7 home games in 2016 compared to only 6 in 2017.
You can find all of the Board of Regent budget reports here.
From the most recent report (FY2017), Iowa State's athletic budget is page 20 and University of Iowa's is page 14.
It's a good thing Iowa gets about 6 million more a year than ISU in order to settle their lawsuits against them.
So in reality, once Iowa is done settling lawsuits, we make about the same! Didn't the Rhabdo thing cost them a pretty penny too? What about the Pierce thing? I can't remember all of them, and whether it cost Iowa anything?
So in reality, once Iowa is done settling lawsuits, we make about the same! Didn't the Rhabdo thing cost them a pretty penny too? What about the Pierce thing? I can't remember all of them, and whether it cost Iowa anything?
How big of a pie are you splitting? 22 or 24 pieces. Better be a damn big pie.
PAC 12 is at a natural disadvantage because they are in the Pacific Time Zone.
It won't happen.
Thanks. That must be it.
Do we really sell $1 million of single game tickets for a 7-home game season? I thought most of our revenue comes from season tickets which haven't changed with 6 or 7 game packages.
Wonder what it would have cost to buy out the Akron game? We did it with the away game with San Jose State.
If there ends up sharing of PACN assets but the two conferences remain totally separate entities, the B12 likely stays intact with 10 schools.
If there is a true merger, the Pac12 will never agree to include Baylor and TCU could be iffy as well with their arm's length affiliation with the Disciples of Christ church. Assuming ESPN and Texas settle on LHN and WV goes to the ACC or SEC, you would likely see a Pac10 West with the old Pac10 schools and Pac10 East with Utah and Colorado joining 8 B12 schools (without Baylor and WV). The only joint FB and BB game between the two would a FB CCG. All other games would be considered non-conference games.
I'd like to start small by just taking AZ and ASU . Culturally, they are more similar to the B12 than the PAC. Then the pressure would shift from us to the PAC which might just make them more agreeable to accepting religious schools like TCU, Baylor & BYU.
Actually, I believe if you were to ask West Virginia fans they believe the Big 12 is a better cultural fit than the Big East or ACC. Plus I'm fairly certain the ACC doesn't want West Virginia. They've had multiple opportunities and passed every time. I say we keep those crazy bastards.
No P12 Merger unless its a last resort.
The PAC 12 is a dumpster fire. I wouldn't be surprised if Larry Scott is canned or contact not renewed at some point in the near future. If the Big12 continues to see its revenues keep up, it wouldn't surprise me that some PAC12 schools might want into the Big 12.
Theres a ton of things that can happen in the next 5-8 years. One thing is for sure, the Big 12 is in much better shape that people give it credit for. Those people more or less live on clickbait and try to keep it in the narrative.
The PAC 12 is a dumpster fire. I wouldn't be surprised if Larry Scott is canned or contact not renewed at some point in the near future. If the Big12 continues to see its revenues keep up, it wouldn't surprise me that some PAC12 schools might want into the Big 12.
Theres a ton of things that can happen in the next 5-8 years. One thing is for sure, the Big 12 is in much better shape that people give it credit for. Those people more or less live on clickbait and try to keep it in the narrative.
Umm no dude..not even close. Beebe was fired bc he allowed TX to take 80% of all the tv revenue for decade. Bowlsby negotiated the current tv deal i believe or it was chuck neiness (sp)?..who was interim commish after beebe.
Blatant favoritism there putting Iowa 6 pages ahead of ISU. Who can we boycott?
Had reason to be in Sioux City this week and was taken by the number of ISU vanity plates we saw around town. Far cry from my days there when no one seemed to know Ames existed. It was all Nubs and Hurky back then. Anyway, nice to see the cardinal and gold around town.
