Confidence in you JP

Every other sports coach and high six figure admin need to take a few years pay cut to Pay CMC and John. Without much success till now this program is pulling in 90 Million. If CMC can keep this success consistent I can see us going to 150 million per year revenue.

I want what you’re smoking. $150M would put us 2nd in the country I believe. Unless you’re projecting out 20 years and accounting for inflation, it ain’t happening.
 
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$150 million....humm......is there oil under the IM fields we can pump out and sell as Cyclone High Octane Gasoline?

A vein of gold?

Campbell's Burgers in the new entertainment district and savings from blowing up CY Stephens?

Maybe if Cy's Lockerroom would actually deliver the shirt I bought or at least give me an update we could generate cash that way
Must have been an expensive shirt if that is getting us near 150MM.
 
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Purdy is coming back..... there's no way that Matt doesn't come back..... period.

And if Matt is anything like I think he is.... he isn't going to have JP take money away from other coaches in the department in order to give him more. If I were in Matt's shoes..... there's no way in the world I could live with that.

As I've been saying for at least a year now...... money will NOT be the reason Matt leaves.... if he ever does leave. He will leave if he feels he has nothing left to accomplish here and wants new challenges.
But what about Michigan?
 
I want what you’re smoking. $150M would put us 2nd in the country I believe. Unless you’re projecting out 20 years and accounting for inflation, it ain’t happening.
Probably around 6-8. Several are in that 120-140 range for big ten and SEC schools. We are just starting to catch the lower P5 schools with the 90s
 
It would be interesting to ask Jamie about the financial impact of being really good at football is. Let’s say we are able to sustain this level (top 15) for another couple of years. What would be the estimated impact to ISU athletics?

I’m sure he knows this answer and the impact Matt Campbell is having on the program right now. And I agree that he’ll do whatever he needs to do to keep him in Ames.
 
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It would be interesting to ask Jamie about the financial impact of being really good at football is. Let’s say we are able to sustain this level (top 15) for another couple of years. What would be the estimated impact to ISU athletics?

I’m sure he knows this answer and the impact Matt Campbell is having on the program right now. And I agree that he’ll do whatever he needs to do to keep him in Ames.
What can happen is the lower end seats start going up in price. You see like a 50% in donor requirements to stay in the current spots. Those things along with a 50-100 season ticket bump for non students and a 10-20 bump in student tickets would generate 5-10MM in revenue. May get some larger donors who want their name on things or suites go way up. You could bump 10-25 million off continual years like this if you throw in a conference title one time.
 
It would be interesting to ask Jamie about the financial impact of being really good at football is. Let’s say we are able to sustain this level (top 15) for another couple of years. What would be the estimated impact to ISU athletics?

I’m sure he knows this answer and the impact Matt Campbell is having on the program right now. And I agree that he’ll do whatever he needs to do to keep him in Ames.
This was like, ten years ago, but I’m sure it hasn’t changed and maybe has even widened the gap, but there was something like only 6 schools with FBS football programs where football wasn’t the main revenue generator. I think Kansas and Duke had basketball out generate. Maybe UMass? I can’t remember all of the schools, but almost everywhere, regardless of how good the basketball is and how bad the football is, football still generates more revenue.
 
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This was like, ten years ago, but I’m sure it hasn’t changed and maybe has even widened the gap, but there was something like only 6 schools with FBS football programs where football wasn’t the main revenue generator. I think Kansas and Duke had basketball out generate. Maybe UMass? I can’t remember all of the schools, but almost everywhere, regardless of how good the basketball is and how bad the football is, football still generates more revenue.
That is why if you have to chose, you sacrifice basketball for football.
 
What can happen is the lower end seats start going up in price. You see like a 50% in donor requirements to stay in the current spots. Those things along with a 50-100 season ticket bump for non students and a 10-20 bump in student tickets would generate 5-10MM in revenue. May get some larger donors who want their name on things or suites go way up. You could bump 10-25 million off continual years like this if you throw in a conference title one time.

While I do think Jamie wants to keep Matt, I don't think he'd do a 50% bump in donor requirements to keep seats... that's big. Jamie is, if nothing else, loyal back to the fans that have been loyal through all the ups and downs. I see him trying to raise money everywhere else before making that big of a jump. That being said, I'll gladly give another $10 per ticket or so on my season tickets to keep the staff.
 
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Anybody know what kind of bonuses Campbell gets for this year based on contractual elements of reaching the title game and winning a NY6?
 
I said before.. Get Matt up to the $4.5 tp $5 mill range. The rest goes to keeping the assistants. That would be very similar to the TOE... not to mention ISU is trending better than they are.

Yeah, even though everyone claims he's not interested in the money, you've got to get him up there with his peers.

His buyout has been creeping down (as it should), one dreams that the buyout would increase again though ;)
 
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Matt wants to build something. You don’t build at ND or Ohio state, they are there already. He is doing it here and will be here until he is either done or feels he can’t go any farther.
It’s amazing how many people don’t get this about him. Even though it’s the only thing he says, over and over again, in so many ways.
 
While I do think Jamie wants to keep Matt, I don't think he'd do a 50% bump in donor requirements to keep seats... that's big. Jamie is, if nothing else, loyal back to the fans that have been loyal through all the ups and downs. I see him trying to raise money everywhere else before making that big of a jump. That being said, I'll gladly give another $10 per ticket or so on my season tickets to keep the staff.

I get what you are saying and agree to an extent. But we are nearing big boy football territory. Which is expensive.

I think a campaign to get more lower dollar donors is the way to go. Try to get non-donors to donate $100 or $250. Try to get $100 donors to $500. And $500 donors to $1,000 donors.
 

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