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msu15
09-04-2019, 11:01 AM
https://hailstate.com/news/2019/8/28/msu-athletics-unveils-fan-experience-enhancements-for-2019-season.aspx
Jack Lambert
09-04-2019, 11:05 AM
I am excited about the new speakers.
ShotgunDawg
09-04-2019, 11:08 AM
I don't see shade on there*
msu15
09-04-2019, 11:12 AM
I don't see shade on there*
I might die these next 2 weeks.
msu15
09-04-2019, 11:13 AM
I am excited about the new speakers.
Long overdue. As a fat boy I am also excited about the food.
MafiaDawg
09-04-2019, 11:17 AM
Trigger warning- it is hot in Mississippi. It is hot in Mississippi in September. It is hot in Mississippi in September at 2:30. Every. Single. Year. We good?
I have never seen so much weaping and gnashing of teeth over a game that we knew was going to be hot for almost a year. Get some water, find some shade when you need to.
ShotgunDawg
09-04-2019, 11:25 AM
Trigger warning- it is hot in Mississippi. It is hot in Mississippi in September. It is hot in Mississippi in September at 2:30. Every. Single. Year. We good?
I have never seen so much weaping and gnashing of teeth over a game that we knew was going to be hot for almost a year. Get some water, find some shade when you need to.
No body is complaining about the weather. You're right, it's this way & is going to be this way EVERY.SINGLE. YEAR
THUS...... it makes completely logical sense to invest in DWS to create a more comfortable, louder environment
Imagine how nice this would be. I don't know how any MSU fan disagree with this
https://stadiumjourney.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Alaska-Airlines-Field-at-Husky-Stadium-Cantilevered-Roofs.jpg
ScoobaDawg
09-04-2019, 12:08 PM
No body is complaining about the weather. You're right, it's this way & is going to be this way EVERY.SINGLE. YEAR
THUS...... it makes completely logical sense to invest in DWS to create a more comfortable, louder environment
Imagine how nice this would be. I don't know how any MSU fan disagree with this
......
Well.. we are waiting for you to...
http://www.texasvox.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/nukeblankcheck11.jpg
ShotgunDawg
09-04-2019, 12:37 PM
Well.. we are waiting for you to...
http://www.texasvox.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/nukeblankcheck11.jpg
Athletic department revenue - $103,858,865
Athletic department expenses - $89,794,392
Profit - $14,064,473
https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances/
Current CBS SEC football deal - $55 million per year. 55 mil/14 = $3.92 mil per school per year
New deal should be near $300 mil per year in 2024
New TV Deal in 2024 should offer each school = 21.42 mil per year
https://www.outkickthecoverage.com/cbss-sec-deal-was-a-steal-what-happens-next/
https://athleticdirectoru.com/articles/sec-cbs-contract-value/
At least $14 mil in profit + 21.42 mil in new CBS deal = $35.42 million profit per year starting in 2024
Do they really need that check your asking me write?
This isn't the ole Mittittippi Tate some of you were raised in. We have to think differently now
ShotgunDawg
09-04-2019, 12:51 PM
Did Jerry Jones ask Cowboy fans to donate money today to pay Zeke?
No. You know why? Because the NFL makes enough money to pay players just like the MSU athletic department does & will most certainly make enough money to make DWS an adequate facility for fans in the Mississippi climate
Jack Lambert
09-04-2019, 01:05 PM
Did Jerry Jones ask Cowboy fans to donate money today to pay Zeke?
No. You know why? Because the NFL makes enough money to pay players just like the MSU athletic department does & will most certainly make enough money to make DWS an adequate facility for fans in the Mississippi climate
I hate to say it but NFL tickets and the cost of attending is way over price and moves like this to pay Zeke is only going to make it worse.
ScoobaDawg
09-04-2019, 01:10 PM
Athletic department revenue - $103,858,865
Athletic department expenses - $89,794,392
Profit - $14,064,473
https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances/
Current CBS SEC football deal - $55 million per year. 55 mil/14 = $3.92 mil per school per year
New deal should be near $300 mil per year in 2024
New TV Deal in 2024 should offer each school = 21.42 mil per year
https://www.outkickthecoverage.com/cbss-sec-deal-was-a-steal-what-happens-next/
https://athleticdirectoru.com/articles/sec-cbs-contract-value/
At least $14 mil in profit + 21.42 mil in new CBS deal = $35.42 million profit per year starting in 2024
Do they really need that check your asking me write?
This isn't the ole Mittittippi Tate some of you were raised in. We have to think differently now
Well by your thought process.. We should have just over $69 milllion laying around not being used based on what is leftover every year after expenses for the past 14 years of data reported by USA Today.
Which I don't believe at all... Somethings not getting allocated as expenses I would guess...or the money is being used in a different way.
I will say it is interesting to see how our revenue and expenses have changed over the past 8 years with the ESPN deal and the success of the programs overall.
Revenue
Expenses
"Not spent"
2018
$103,858,865
$89,794,392
$14,064,473
2017
$103,858,865
$89,794,392
$14,064,473
2016
$94,903,405
$84,732,091
$10,171,314
2015
$75,400,407
$69,493,395
$5,907,012
2014
$62,275,111
$54,388,802
$7,886,309
2013
$62,764,025
$57,362,224
$5,401,801
2012
$69,828,880
$67,926,160
$1,902,720
2011
$58,981,769
$51,588,743
$7,393,026
2010
$38,127,591
$36,265,186
$1,862,405
2009
$36,772,199
$36,703,582
$68,617
2008
$30,440,090
$30,432,972
$7,118
2007
$27,549,532
$27,542,758
$6,774
2006
$25,838,681
$25,796,264
$42,417
2005
$25,502,594
$25,273,465
$229,129
$69,007,588
sleepy dawg
09-04-2019, 01:20 PM
I love it! I fill out the survey every year and am glad to see they take them serious.
Jack Lambert
09-04-2019, 01:22 PM
I love it! I fill out the survey every year and am glad to see they take them serious.
Me too.
ShotgunDawg
09-04-2019, 01:23 PM
Well by your thought process.. We should have just over $69 milllion laying around not being used based on what is leftover every year after expenses for the past 14 years of data reported by USA Today.
Which I don't believe at all... Somethings not getting allocated as expenses I would guess...or the money is being used in a different way.
I will say it is interesting to see how our revenue and expenses have changed over the past 8 years with the ESPN deal and the success of the programs overall.
Revenue
Expenses
"Not spent"
2018
$103,858,865
$89,794,392
$14,064,473
2017
$103,858,865
$89,794,392
$14,064,473
2016
$94,903,405
$84,732,091
$10,171,314
2015
$75,400,407
$69,493,395
$5,907,012
2014
$62,275,111
$54,388,802
$7,886,309
2013
$62,764,025
$57,362,224
$5,401,801
2012
$69,828,880
$67,926,160
$1,902,720
2011
$58,981,769
$51,588,743
$7,393,026
2010
$38,127,591
$36,265,186
$1,862,405
2009
$36,772,199
$36,703,582
$68,617
2008
$30,440,090
$30,432,972
$7,118
2007
$27,549,532
$27,542,758
$6,774
2006
$25,838,681
$25,796,264
$42,417
2005
$25,502,594
$25,273,465
$229,129
$69,007,588
Maybe we do. There's no way for us fans to know
However, what we do know is that a BIG payday is coming in 2024. I realize that the ink hasn't dried on that deal but we've got to be making plans now so there isn't a lag
ShotgunDawg
09-04-2019, 01:32 PM
MSU athletics to USM this weekend
https://images.app.goo.gl/U3q7btjhAkUAHCCt9
Bass Chaser
09-04-2019, 01:36 PM
It wouldn't surprise me at all if the SEC isn't on CBS after 2023.
Does the SEC office get a portion like they do from the bowl games?
Homedawg
09-04-2019, 01:43 PM
Did Jerry Jones ask Cowboy fans to donate money today to pay Zeke?
No. You know why? Because the NFL makes enough money to pay players just like the MSU athletic department does & will most certainly make enough money to make DWS an adequate facility for fans in the Mississippi climate
No. He gets that via them buying tickets and seat licenses. Along w corporate sponsorship and tv money. We int turn get money via bulldog club donors, tickets and tv money. But if we just quit getting monetary gifts we couldn't operate the way we do now.
ShotgunDawg
09-04-2019, 01:43 PM
It wouldn't surprise me at all if the SEC isn't on CBS after 2023.
Does the SEC office get a portion like they do from the bowl games?
I wondered the same. The articles don't insinuate that it does, but I'm not sure.
Dawgbite
09-04-2019, 02:36 PM
HOT Damn! We got a Wing Bar in the Scoreboard Club. Football isn't football without a chicken wing.
BrunswickDawg
09-05-2019, 08:13 AM
Maybe we do. There's no way for us fans to know
However, what we do know is that a BIG payday is coming in 2024. I realize that the ink hasn't dried on that deal but we've got to be making plans now so there isn't a lag
I'd bet that the rev/exp from USAT doesn't include debt service. And I have a feeling that money seen as "profit" is probably paying debt on DWS, Dudy Noble and other facilities improvements made in the past 5 years.
MedDawg
09-05-2019, 11:48 AM
I am excited about the new speakers.
Eight new Panasonic Thrusters
https://images.bonanzastatic.com/afu/images/3939/2893/56/bw1058.jpg
ShotgunDawg
09-05-2019, 11:59 AM
I'd bet that the rev/exp from USAT doesn't include debt service. And I have a feeling that money seen as "profit" is probably paying debt on DWS, Dudy Noble and other facilities improvements made in the past 5 years.
Why would you think that?
Why wouldn't our monthly note on facilities be included in expenses?
BrunswickDawg
09-05-2019, 12:17 PM
Why would you think that?
Why wouldn't our monthly note on facilities be included in expenses?
Because it seemed like a lot of money not being allocated to an expense and with the number of projects we've had recently made me think that could be an explanation.
However, going back and reading the USAT article explaining the calculations - it looks like debt service is factored in.
msbulldog
09-05-2019, 12:39 PM
The SEC gets a share of all TV revenue. The money left over after normal expenses is likely used to retire capital debt from construction bonds. This would not be a regular expense.
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