Where will Temple play football?

[papreps]

Well, there goes Temple's share of the increase in the AAC's media deal. Life in the G5 I guess.

$6 million buyout in the Diaz contract and $4 million in the Collins' contract. Temple is making money from football.

 

[gioff2323]

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I’ve been to a few games in last 2-3years - they must be counting folks in planes flying overhead to airport. I get the ND-PSU pop in 15, but NFW they have 20k in seats for games.

 

[Irishfan]

I’ve been to a few games in last 2-3years - they must be counting folks in planes flying overhead to airport. I get the ND-PSU pop in 15, but NFW they have 20k in seats for games.

do they count tickets sold or people in the stands?

 

[DarthGrumpy]

Here's another article from the Temple News confirming their costs will be $3M per year going forward.

Community residents, leaders weigh in on Temple, Eagles contract extension

The contract extension comes after the university’s plans to develop an on-campus stadium stalled in 2018.

temple-news.com

Still trying to figure out what type of development that the locals think will help improve their neighborhood that a stadium is. That said, I believe the plot of land temple was looking at for the stadium was at W Norris and 16th St on the the edge of campus in a mostly residential area next to a high school. It's a pair in the next to get there via car from Center City and I-95. I wonder if the University can find a plot of land amoung the empty industrial buildings closer to I-95 or I-676 that would be easier to visitrs to get to, still close enough to campus (less than 2 miles), and not in a residential area?

 

[Slasher]

do they count tickets sold or people in the stands?

Usually it's tickets distributed, which is more than both.

 

[Irishfan]

Usually it's tickets distributed, which is more than both.

ND does it on tickets sold.