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Message: [QUOTE="Nostical, post: 5066406, member: 749"] There's no way we're getting into the B12 (even with football's 2031 entry date) without committing to a much higher spending level and an on-campus stadium. Football will be the driving element that keeps us viable from a revenue and competitive standpoint. We have no choice if we want to continue being the flagship University we claim to be. Experiencing college football on a spectacular autumn Saturday in New England--while showing off our quintessential campus with it's major league athletic facilities would do more to attract out of state students than any other form of advertising. The State spent $5B over the past 30 years on our campus. This decision in 2024 is for the next 100 years. Fixing PAWSARF so students can continue getting bussed back and forth is the most short sighted solution you could ever come up with. That's not the way Bret Yormark thinks. Or Marc D'Amelio, or the Governor, or me! [/QUOTE]