• DrMike
    1.1k
    both. Revenue is much higher. Plough said that NDSU was paying their players (I believe) $10k as part of revenue sharing. That’s way out of our league, by roughly $1M
  • movielover
    700
    I agree, no rush. Stanford and UCLA not thriving going back East, UCLA has drama and confusion, and Cal is banking on their QB wunderkid.
  • agalum
    523

    “ We have a wealthy alumni base. The school just needs to get them something to be excited about. And it starts with Football.”
    Plough has commented several times that Montana has 500 people donating $1,000 each. I’m not sure where our revenue numbers sit since Tim took over but surely its gone up. Success should generate excitement and hopefully revenue. Maybe the wine fund raising event in February will give us an idea of where we’re at.
  • 69aggie
    416
    If there is so much uncertainty why not just put it up for a vote. All those in favor of the Aggies moving up to the FBS level say so with a $1000 donation to the effort. In other words, put your money where your mouth is. Well you all know where this is probably going. I just don’t think it will fly to the tune of the Montana folks at least at this point. Economically the country is not going in the right direction now for a lot of discretionary spending. IMHO . Hope i could be wrong.
  • movielover
    700
    GDP 4.4% Q3, Q4 could be higher, Real Wages rising, but lots of uncertainty in our state, Iran, Ukraine, etc. We don't have the history of giving going back to Meyer and D2.
  • Aggie Cisco
    62
    truthfully we don’t have to have 500 people give $1000, I am fine with just 100-200 giving $1000-$1,500 but what I want is 5,000-7,000 alumni giving $200-$300 a year which is much more! Going to FBS can accomplish this. Already many of my colleagues are more interested in UCD Athletics just because we are moving to Mountain West and playing schools they know and respect.
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