So what happens to Oregon.....

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stolitonic

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I didn't realize it until a little while ago, but Phil Knight is 86 years old.

I'm sure when he is gone, Oregon will get a nice chunk in a one time thing-but what happens after that?

The rest of his family big time supporters also? A trust fund to continue contributions to the Ducks?

Anybody know?

(Alternate thread title-"Ladies and Gentlemen, off season Friday evening ruminations".
 
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I didn't realize it until a little while ago, but Phil Knight is 86 years old.

I'm sure when he is gone, Oregon will get a nice chunk in a one time thing-but what happens after that?

The rest of his family big time supporters also? A trust fund to continue contributions to the Ducks?

Anybody know?

(Alternate thread title-"Ladies and Gentlemen, off season Friday evening ruminations".
The word is he's leaving most of it in a trust to fund Oregon nil

He has 34 billion. The interest alone would destroy college football
 
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For me the one to watch is Michigan if Larry Ellison (who is 80) or his wife become more active.

The guy is worth $230B. He could drop $50B on Michigan and still be in the top 10 richest people on the planet. That kind of wealth, if fixated like Knight on college athletics, would be unstoppable.
 

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