Siouxperman8

Montana quarterback Clifton McDowell transferred to Temple in January and is transferring again to McNeese St. That will be his 6th school in 6 years. He also committed to Southern for a couple weeks somewhere in his journey but never went there.

ate there once. place was mostly empty and took most of an an hour to get burgers after we ordered.

He is a goofball and mispronounces names all the time so it’s very possible. On the screen it did show $700k as the price for Payne.

On WCCO last night Mike Max said Payne from gophers is gonna get $700k+ somewhere else. Also hinted the SU big man is approaching 7 figures but wasn’t definite on that. Looks like he went to Nebraska.

I don't like the paying for a playoff game either. The only positive I can come up with is maybe if they know they have that base for ticket sales for a playoff game it makes it easier to bid to host.

no additional cost for parking if you have a tailgate spot.

The transfer portal news just gets more and more disheartening and frustrating.

He might be a 2024 recruit

I, for one, vote for believing the thorough response written by Ira the medical doctor vs. the one from someone who 'did their own research' of conspiracy theories on the interwebs.

Agree with all of your statements. Regarding the portal - the G5 and less successful P5 schools are next in the pecking order and lose players up the chain too. It will be interesting to see what it looks like in 5-10 years. It is not sustainable the way things are now. I read that Calipari from Kentucky has been promised $5M/year in NIL funds at Arkansas.

Thanks for confirmation. Was hoping he'll start posting again.

I asked the same question a couple months ago. I know Dale had an account on here back in the day that disappeared when he left.

Is geaux_sioux ever coming back? Nothing since January 12?

Your point is still valid but the story is a little misleading. The team did get shoes from new balance but they were more like knock around shoes, not basketball shoes. Technically they ‘wore them on the way to the state championship’ since they wore them on the bus ride to the game.

In the 5 fb seasons prior to 2023 UNC won a total of 13 games and never more than 3 in one year. So yes it could get a lot worse.

Also hurting REA more than the fb program by 4%. REA takes 52% of football ticket revenue.

Same with me.

Serious question. Do you have bb season tix and if so, will you be dropping them also? BB team 18-14 with first winning season since ‘16-‘17.

I’ve run into Bledsoe a few times this season watching and recruiting players in Twin Cities at hs games and practices. He seems like a good guy.

Is Ausmus no longer being considered?

PxP guy worked up tonight. Calling out the refs by name.

Now black screen?

Thank you. I thought I was going crazy or it was my TV.

Per the paragraph above it is referred to as a 'facility usage fee'. How is the football program paying REA s facility usage fee. It makes sense for the teams that use the Ralph and the Betty.

Imagine what the 52% of ticket sales ($642k in 2023) that go to REA could do for the program. There is already a line item where REA gets paid to manage and sell the tickets so I am not sure what the 52% is for. 2023 average attendance 10,288 x $20/ticket = $205,760/game in ticket revenue $205,760 x 6 home games = $1,234,560 ticket revenue in 2023 52% to REA = $642k Not certain of the $20 ticket price but even at 75% of that it would be a big number. Also not sure how much of that would go directly to the football program but some of it would.