I honestly don't care if the announcement comes out - I just think that for Davis to be legitimate there needs to be measurable facility upgrades each season, starting with Football - not starting on the Club Boxes by next February and finishing them for the 2027 season seems like a total failure in my eyes.

I could see that for the other side.

Great idea on the cover

Not going to happen. Would already be through the Regents if that was the case. Also remember those boxes have no ROI. The beer garden pays for itself and starts generating NIL funds within 2 years.

how would the boxes not have any return on investment??? That doesn’t make sense. The school is building it with donated money, meaning the school will be able to funnel the proceeds of the ticket sales directly back into the program.

They are premium box and club seats, so they will make more money than beer garden tickets. ALSO, the new club is designed to host events year round. For example, My HS prom was hosted at Cal Memorial Stadium in their club. Davis can host events year round at their club too.

It’s pretty simple. There isn’t a donor in place to fund the project and there isn’t demand to lease the suites. If CMS hosted a few more proms maybe Cal football would be in the Big Ten.

There isn’t a donor in place to fund the project — LeFan

Main problem #1. No money, no buildey.

there isn’t demand to lease the suites. — LeFan

Main problem #1a. One of causes of problem #1.

Lmao, does anyone have any sources on where we’re at with funding the renovation, other than guesswork?

How does ANYONE know that there hasn’t been people donating towards the renovation. Why, because it hasn’t been announced that building has commenced?

Historically we get a big media releases when there is a donation...like with Aggie Stadium, and Edwards.
All we've seen is an email and campaign asking for us to pay for it, right? It doesn't appear that there is big money pouring in. I'm pretty sure we'd be hearing all about it.

We seem to be lacking much, if any, corporate interest.

ok, thanks for the explanation. Hopefully things are different.