Dec 5, 2024
4:39:04pm
4:39:04pm
The level of support in the SEC is hard to comprehend
Even Kentucky and Missouri averaged 60k fans in attendance in 2023; only Miss St and Vandy averaged less.
Other than those four teams, every SEC team averaged more fans in attendance than the capacity of LES...
And I bet they pay more for their tickets, and get more in donations, and get more money from the athletic department from student fees, etc.
Other than those four teams, every SEC team averaged more fans in attendance than the capacity of LES...
And I bet they pay more for their tickets, and get more in donations, and get more money from the athletic department from student fees, etc.
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12/5/24 4:47pm
It's not just the SEC, though they're the most notable. Ohio St had $60M in donations & $73M in tix, $33M in 'other'
12/5/24 4:54pm
If you're curious why Clemson has been successful, despite being ACC, they brought in $85M in donations
12/5/24 5:22pm
Imagine what our NIL would look like if we had $85M in annual donations. Our expenses are much lower than others. We
12/5/24 7:05pm
I don't follow " so allocating those funds to NIL means lowering ticket costs,". We get about $25M per year in
12/5/24 8:04pm
Schools will start funding NIL this coming season. And even if they don't, Tom would just need to tell a donor to send
12/5/24 8:22pm
It's actually revenue sharing, but NIL and rev share are used interchangeably, adding to the confusion
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