LOL @ Minnesota Here

[Wamu]

Seems like you are talking about non-football related stuff again.

Minnesota Gophers hockey is the best ever. Dammit, wrong topic.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

You frigging retard, you didn't even check out your source before posting it, did you? lol


There was a 250 million dollar jump from 2019 to 2020, so just clicking on the name Oregon, highlighted in blue, would take you to a page with more detailed information where it can be clearly seen that Oregon is counting some sort of 270 million dollar DONATION.

That's not revenue you nutjob. That's Uncle Phil buying a University and making it his slave so that they'll promote his product or some other friend of the University donating to them for whatever reason?

I'm sorry that Minnesota football has been too putrid for the past 60 years to attract wealthy donors.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

I responded to a comment saying your info was 4 years old. Try to pay attention. What you posted in comment # 773 has no date on it. It could have been from any year.

YES, it does. Unless like an idiot you didn't even click on the link? The Date is right there for any seeing person to see. lol

 

[Wamu]

Minnesota track & field > Oregon track & field

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Some of you dumb Oregon fans actually believed your University was bringing in over three hundred million dollars in athletic revenue a year hahaha!!!

Idiots

The link I provided did not state 300 million, but feel free to keep lying.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Seems like you are talking about non-football related stuff again.

University Athletic Departments are funded by their football programs, for the most part, with only a few exceptions such as Minnesota who has THREE sports who make a profit.

So talking about Athletics budgets in general, has a ton to do with football.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Minnesota track & field > Oregon track & field

At one time, back in the late 40s, and possibly THIS year? I mean our Women's CC team is ranked #7 or #6, and Oregon's wasn't even in the Top 30 last I checked.

 

[Wamu]

YES, it does. Unless like an idiot you didn't even click on the link? The Date is right there for any seeing person to see. lol

You actually might be right. It says- projected FY17 revenues. So doesn't that FY stand for fiscal year? If so what you posted is from 2017. Not exactly something from this year.

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

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

The link I provided did not state 300 million, but feel free to keep lying.

I said "some". I was not specific regarding who those "some" were. And I was including Mr OSU who was being a temporary Oregon fan because it gave him a vehicle with which to give me a hard time.

 

[Wamu]

At one time, back in the late 40s, and possibly THIS year? I mean our Women's CC team is ranked #7 or #6, and Oregon's wasn't even in the Top 30 last I checked.

@michaeljordan_fan

I think he's trying to say Minnesota track's better historically than Oregon. This could get real interesting.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

You actually might be right. It says- projected FY17 revenues. So doesn't that FY stand for fiscal year? If so what you posted in from 2017. Not exactly something from this year.

I wasn't referring to that link. I was referring to the one that I posted just before you made the crack about how I would NOT post anything recent. THAT article was dated from April of this year.

 

[Wamu]

I wasn't referring to that link. I was referring to the one that I posted just before you made the crack about how I would NOT post anything recent. THAT article was dated from April of this year.

Of course you weren't referring to your own link that was about 2017 when we're talking about revenue from last year. You're a real character.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

I'm sorry that Minnesota football has been too putrid for the past 60 years to attract wealthy donors.

LOL, we've had donors, you moron, how do you think we built our Stadium and our new Practice Facility?

We just didn't include it in our athletic budget under revenues so as to fool people into thinking we were making tons of athletic revenue like Oregon apparently had no moral stance against doing.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Of course you weren't referring to your own link that was about 2017 when we're talking about revenue from last year. You're a real character.

University of Oregon improperly transferred $5.8 million to shore up athletic budget

University officials blamed “a bookkeeping error” and said it doesn't have the 2008 documents that govern how it can use the money.

www.oregonlive.com

THIS ARTICLE YOU RETARD.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Minnesota Gophers hockey is the best ever. Dammit, wrong topic.

YES, they are. Without a doubt. And yes, wrong topic

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

University Athletic Departments are funded by their football programs, for the most part, with only a few exceptions such as Minnesota who has THREE sports who make a profit.

So talking about Athletics budgets in general, has a ton to do with football.

Oregon's football program generates more revenue than Minnesota's. I provided a link earlier to confirm that fact.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

LOL, we've had donors, you moron, how do you think we built our Stadium and our new Practice Facility?

We just didn't include it in our athletic budget under revenues so as to fool people into thinking we were making tons of athletic revenue like Oregon apparently had no moral stance against doing.

What would make it immoral?

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

@michaeljordan_fan

I think he's trying to say Minnesota track's better historically than Oregon. This could get real interesting.

He's dumber than a brick.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

I said "some". I was not specific regarding who those "some" were. And I was including Mr OSU who was being a temporary Oregon fan because it gave him a vehicle with which to give me a hard time.

He's not an Oregon fan, dumbass.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

He's not an Oregon fan, dumbass.

He was acting like one, dumbass.