Your post is just so full of inaccuracies and assumptions...it's pure comedy to see you lying to try to make a point.
The stadium expansion was not hundreds of millions as you originally posted. It was not $121 million as you followed up with. It was $102 million. That's it.
http://news.rutgers.edu/medrel/news-releases/2008/12/rutgers-board-of-gov-20081212
the average ticket price at Rutgers this year was $87 dollars...not $50/ticket. That alone is $2.645 million a year you shortchanged the expansion (11k seats x 37 dollars x 6.6 games = 2.645mm.
http://www.tiqiq.com/tiqiqtop25/
Also, 11,000 new seats means an additional 3-4 thousand cars paying 20 bucks a game to park. That's an additional 500k a year. Then there's the additional revenue from seat donations, and concession and merchandise sales for 11,000 additional people, which adds up to several hundred thousand if not more.
Then there's are the additional sponsorships, like the deal Rutgers signed with Audi, for naming rights to the section. That deal began last year for 650K a year...and escalates to over 1mm a year in year 5 of a 10 year deal.
Finally, you convenently leave out that the expansion also included the construction of 25 corporate and private loge boxes, which brings in millions of additional dollars that we weren't getting before the renovation.
You just have no idea what you are talking about in this case. None. You think the only money gained is by the 11k seats themselves? That's embarrassingly foolish.
Finally, 85mm of the bonds are Tax Exempt Rutgers bonds, and only 17 mm are taxable, Commerical paper bonds.
I got news for you. We' owe less than 8mm a year on the debt service, bu we're paying off more than that. That is why we are ahead of schedule. A debacle? Hardly.
The Star-Leger, notorious for its animosity towards Rutgers, even wrote an article that the repayment is ahead of schedule.
The stadium is a big reason why we were ready and able to be invited into the Big Ten. We have a stadium worthy of joining the premier league in the country...and for that reason alone...it was worth every penny.
To call that a "debacle" is just uninformed.