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Exploding like a toxic dust storm on a September afternoon in SLC“Exploding”
They have three million people and are growing at 1.5% per year. These are small numbers.
Exploding like a toxic dust storm on a September afternoon in SLC“Exploding”
They have three million people and are growing at 1.5% per year. These are small numbers.
Come on, there is a reason we don't mention Utah in the same breath as Villanova and MSU. Most of those wins came in the WAC and something called the Mountain States Conference. Rick Majerus ain't walking through that door
I can always tap the "just went to back-to-back Rose Bowls" argument again, if youd prefer
Duh. But you do get 2-3 Kansas/UConn games which is likely equal to BYU/UtahMore people will watch Utah-BYU football than UConn-Kansas basketball?
Dude is going to start telling us about the majesty of Holy Cross basketball and Yale football.At what point does that history really matter, though? You know who's #6 in wins? Temple.
It is possible for a University to hold the line on spending and tuition increases.Every university in the USA has degraded since 2008. U. Cal-Berkeley's President's words to the incoming freshman: "You will pay so much more for an education in the Cal System than your parents did and you will get so much less."
It's a war of attrition. Remember when UAB dropped football a few years ago? Only to have alumni and politicos force them to put it back? I can only imagine the massacres inside that university.
As UConn tops out its tuition, it has less and less wiggle room.
I wrote in an earlier thread about the budget that when people look at the $1B in expenditures, they conclude $50m is only 5%, but the truth is that the fungible part of the school's budget is teeny. Entire colleges inside run on less than that. It's a problem.
And watch what happens to Utah if they get relegated to the MWC. They’ll go back to being nobodies. Winning in a P5 conference is not that hard.I can always tap the "just went to back-to-back Rose Bowls" argument again, if youd prefer
They certainly would be a better take than ASU even with BYU covering the market area.Only on here are people genuinely dismissing the credentials of Utah, a school that just went to back-to-back Rose Bowls, went as far in the WBB tournament as we did and has a solid MBB history.
Try looking around, guys.
And UConn / Arizona basketball 2-3 times. Plus all the ranked UConn v TBD games that will draw well.Duh. But you do get 2-3 Kansas/UConn games which is likely equal to BYU/Utah
And watch what happens to Utah if they get relegated to the MWC. They’ll go back to being nobodies. Winning in a P5 conference is not that hard.
Duh. But you do get 2-3 Kansas/UConn games which is likely equal to BYU/Utah
That's been said somewhere between one and three thousand posts ago. But I do believe you are the second.I think I was first here to say that I'll feel bad for Utah if they get left out because I do think they've done everything right.
But it's still a weird add from the perspective of the Big XII. They already have the state locked down.
The best holy war ratings ever were like 3.5 million viewers. And that's the best. Average is 3mm or less. Ranked Kansas vs ranked UConn will pull close to a million viewers.Its really not likely equal to that. I wish it was, but football rates drastically higher.
Amazing how quickly minds can change
Amazing how quickly minds can change
Little known fact, the DePaul v. Creighton Christmas game this past season brought in 3 million TV viewers.The best holy war ratings ever were like 3.5 million viewers. And that's the best. Average is 3mm or less. Ranked Kansas vs ranked UConn will pull close to a million viewers.
U of A is a basketball and market play like us. Men's bb is a solid program. Second best game I attended was U of A at Gampel. Second only to Kansas at the Civic Center.ASU is strictly a University of Arizona play. For some reason they seem to really want Arizona despite their not so stellar sports.
It would be really funny if the opposite happens and ASU makes Arizona stay in the PAC. Maybe they can just take long enough that the Big XII moves on us.
Spending hasn't increased beyond inflation. Expenditures go up in normal increments. Tuition has far surpassed inflation because of the huge drops in state subsidy. In fact, in California, you can compare the drop in subsidy per student to the rise in tuition almost dollar for dollar.It is possible for a University to hold the line on spending and tuition increases.
I have 2 kids at a large state University that has not raised tuition $1.00 in 12 years- It can be done and still provide a high quality education.