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Also, he was 10 of 16. One incompletion was on Thornton (?), if I remember correctly...Nico dropped it right over his shoulder, and it went right through his hands. Thornton catches that, we're now at 11 of 16, just five incompletions. Yes, there were 2 or 3 bad throws. Sue him! That's the game, man! Throws are sometimes going to get away from the QB. It happens, often, to the greats.Yeah...Nico sucks...he throws too many bad passes, bever mind the perfect dimes he throws all over the place...
That's pure sarcasm for the sarcastically impaired..
Thats always been my biggest gripe with collegiate athletics. Football/Basketball funding the other plethora of sports, its not a sustainable business model. I get having a few olympic sports, but not so many sports where those sports are millions in red yoy.So here's my big annoyance.
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Tennessee Athletics Reaches New Revenue Milestone - University of Tennessee Athletics
For the first time in school history, the department eclipsed the $200 million mark in revenue generation.utsports.com
Per UT's own reporting the university made over $200 million in revenue in 2023.
So all the increase came directly from the fans ALREADY.
If you open the 80 page report you'll see that the real problem could be solved by eliminating sports that are costing more than they make OR finding a way to improve their revenue.
Football made 75+ million over expenses.
Men's Basketball 5+ million over expenses.
Women's Basketball 5 million under expenses. (this was impacted by KJH buyout and new hire, should level off some)
"other sports" 36+ million under expenses. If you don't include baseball in this category it's a lot worse
"non-program specific" 28+ million under expenses.
So somehow with over 200 million in revenue the total excess ended up being 11 million. Even if their ticket sales DON'T decrease with the 10% increase that's only adding 4 million a year and it wouldn't be counted as revenue excess as they'd write it off as an expense since it's for the student athletes.
Squirrel missed a catch he would normally make too.Also, he was 10 of 16. One incompletion was on Thornton (?), if I remember correctly...Nico dropped it right over his shoulder, and it went right through his hands. Thornton catches that, we're now at 11 of 16, just five incompletions. Yes, there were 2 or 3 bad throws. Sue him! That's the game, man! Throws are sometimes going to get away from the QB. It happens, often, to the greats.
Again, Thornton makes that catch, a catch he should have made, Nico is 11 of 16...69%.
Which has been my argument against NIL. The money should come from the schools and not be used as another price gouging tool.Point of revenue sharing was to give the players a cut of the already HUGE pie they're mostly responsible for, an add-on fee means the fans are basically on the hook for paying for it.
Scared of the dark or something?Facts. Especially with how steep the hotel pricing goes too
For me it would be, wake up early, 3 hour drive over, watch game, 3 hour drive home in the dark (I hate driving in the dark especially late at night).
Would much rather have friends and family over to grill out and watch the game
Levi's to the Titans punter....Where’s that guy at who hyped up Caleb Williams up before preseasontag his a$$
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Thats always been my biggest gripe with collegiate athletics. Football/Basketball funding the other plethora of sports, its not a sustainable business model. I get having a few olympic sports, but not so many sports where those sports are millions in red yoy.
Plus those people with their high beams on at night. I have an astigmatism and I hate driving at night because I can't see.knew that was coming. I can’t see well at night for some reason. Used to always make fun of my dad because he’d say the same things when I was a kid, and I guess I got that karma lol
Also I-40 at night sucks big booty cheeks
I'm not an economist, but it's economics. The market will adjust itself if consumers stop paying for it. We are riding good times, and they have demand. The interesting decisions will come when demand is low for poor product, but I hope that is a long time from now.Has nothing to do with being a top notch program. Lower level p4 teams will be doing the same. This is the epitome of this country’s business philosophy, passing down the cost to the customer.