LOL @ Minnesota Here

[fredsdeadfriend]

If I wanted to debate Oregon's merits about things unrelated to CFB, I'd go to the appropriate forum. Seeing as this is the CFB forum, that would be the only thing to discuss.

Please, continue to elaborate as to how Minnesota is inferior to Oregon the past 30 years.

Athletic Budgets are almost completely dependent upon a school's FOOTBALL program. So obviously Oregon's FOOTBALL program is not up to the task, which is pretty pathetic when you consider how few athletics programs Oregon supports.

 

[Irish7478]

So you are ok with Oregon's inability to make money from athletics? Oh wait, sorry, seems they made something like 200 thousand, lol.

just curious. Are you counting the money they get from the Big 10. If so, counting Minnesota’s share of money generated by Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State, Nebraska, and Wisconsin and a few others is pretty funny.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Athletic Budgets are almost completely dependent upon a school's FOOTBALL program. So obviously Oregon's FOOTBALL program is not up to the task, which is pretty pathetic when you consider how few athletics programs Oregon supports.

Minnesota's football revenue is about 8 million less than Oregon's. Keep flailing.

 

[DetroitDevil]

Minnesota, the only team that needs guns.

 

[Wamu]

---->So you are ok with Oregon's inability to make money from athletics?<---- Oh wait, sorry, seems they made something like 200 thousand, lol.

From usa-today.com (10/13/21) ncaa finances: revenue & expenses by school


This is gonna be hilarious, revenue's listed


# 1- Oregon $391,769,609

# 27- Minnesota $119,280,297


Now here's expenses. And pay close attention to this one, it's a doozy.

Oregon $120,884,588

Minnesota $124,818,508


Notice anything weird about those numbers? Like Minnesota's expenses are more than the amount of money they bring in? Oregon doesn't have that problem.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

From usa-today.com (10/13/21) ncaa finances: revenue & expenses by school


This is gonna be hilarious, revenue's listed


# 1- Oregon $391,769,609

# 27- Minnesota $119,280,297


Now here's expenses. And pay close attention to this one, it's a doozy.

Oregon $120,884,588

Minnesota $124,818,508


Notice anything weird about those numbers? Like Minnesota's expenses are more than the amount of money they bring in? Oregon doesn't have that problem.


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It is truly hilarious how bad his takes are.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

I have no illusions of grandeur Badgers will get NCAA Football national title in my lifetime if that makes you happy. College football is dominated by the bigger programs and I realize that. Would have been nice if Badgers could have won 2015 basketball title... unfortunately I doubt Badgers get back to basketball title game again in my lifetime.

Bucks wining title this year was pleasant surprise.. but not a big NBA fan, but happy for city of Milwaukee and Bucks fans.

My sports life is complete... I grew up in 70s/80s after Lombardi years... grew up 1/2 hour from Lambeau Field so sports news was always Packers, Packers and more Packers. Suffered through a lot of bad years of the Packers and all I wanted was one Super Bowl win in my lifetime and have already experienced 2. After the first Packers Super Bowl win for 96 season I consider everything else icing on the cake for sports teams I support.

Well shame on you for not being ashamed of your home team for not lowering itself to take blood money from a child/slave labor exploiter like Oregon does, because then you'd maybe be as good as Oregon's been? Hasn't won them a title, but they've made the top 25 a few more times than the Badgers and that has to be worth getting that blood on their hands on

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

From usa-today.com (10/13/21) ncaa finances: revenue & expenses by school


This is gonna be hilarious, revenue's listed


# 1- Oregon $391,769,609

# 27- Minnesota $119,280,297


Now here's expenses. And pay close attention to this one, it's a doozy.

Oregon $120,884,588

Minnesota $124,818,508


Notice anything weird about those numbers? Like Minnesota's expenses are more than the amount of money they bring in? Oregon doesn't have that problem.


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Provide the link. Source I checked reported something very different.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Minnesota's football revenue is about 8 million less than Oregon's. Keep flailing.

And Oregon's cbb revenue is barely above their expenses.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

just curious. Are you counting the money they get from the Big 10. If so, counting Minnesota’s share of money generated by Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State, Nebraska, and Wisconsin and a few others is pretty funny.

Oh, so Oregon doesn't count the money it gets from the PAC? lol. Are you really that dense?

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

It is truly hilarious how bad his takes are.

If it makes Oregon look good, you just believe it without any need of proof, eh? lol

No wonder YOUR takes are so bad.


I don't know where this information is coming from because I've found multiple sources that indicated something FAR different.

I'll post them soon.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

And Oregon's cbb revenue is barely above their expenses.

Thank god this is the CFB forum and not the CBB one.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

If it makes Oregon look good, you just believe it without any need of proof, eh? lol

No wonder YOUR takes are so bad.


I don't know where this information is coming from because I've found multiple sources that indicated something FAR different.

I'll post them soon.

College Football Value Rankings

graphics.wsj.com

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

https://static.goducks.com/custompages/pages/athlfin/FY17Budget.pdf

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

https://static.goducks.com/custompages/pages/athlfin/FY17Budget.pdf

Budgets from 4+ years ago?

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

College Football Value Rankings

graphics.wsj.com

University of Oregon Athletics Programs

What sports are offered at University of Oregon? Learn how each athletic ranks, how much revenue it brings in, the average sports aid per student athlete at UO, and more.

www.collegefactual.com

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

University of Oregon Athletics Programs

What sports are offered at University of Oregon? Learn how each athletic ranks, how much revenue it brings in, the average sports aid per student athlete at UO, and more.

www.collegefactual.com

I'll take the WSJ over some rando site.

 

[Wamu]

Provide the link. Source I checked reported something very different.

I already mentioned the site and the name of the article. You can look it up for yourself, just type in the name of the article. Don't be so lazy. But this is your chance to say it's invalid. Or that usatoday has some kinda biased agenda.

 

[Irish7478]

Oh, so Oregon doesn't count the money it gets from the PAC? lol. Are you really that dense?

I don’t know what you are counting. It just seems silly since Minnesota has such a tiny stadium, and they don’t even sell it out. So if you need to count the money that these other teams generate because they can sell out a stadium twice as big as the one Minnesota can’t fill up, you can do it, even though having to do it is embarrassing. Just think, your stadium is bigger than Northwestern’s but smaller than even Rutgers’.

 

[Wamu]

Budgets from 4+ years ago?

You think he's gonna post anything recent? Of course not. The article I mentioned is from yesterday.