Husker Wrestling sitting at 7-1 and ranked 6th in the country says hello
Record fiscal year for NU Athletic Department
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Husker Wrestling sitting at 7-1 and ranked 6th in the country says hello
Who organized the outdoor VB match for the world record? Who is out there at BB games with NU's highest rated recruit in 30 years? Who is overseeing the Memorial stadium renovation? Who handled the Go Big project to give NU the best facilities in the country to attract top recruits? You want Bill Moos and Sean Eichorst back?
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I'll admit that i didn't consider the wrestling team when leaving the like.
I was at a function earlier where the KU athletic director spoke. He said there is a revenue sharing proposal out there gaining a lot of traction. The proposal would have Universities paying half their student athlete’s $30K. He said that would cost KU something like $12M and that their Athletic Department could not afford that. Made me glad Nebraska has a highly profitable Athletic Department.
Take a shit in it, then it will be full.
how many university fans across the nation claim the best facilities in the nation beyond N fans? we should have a poll for best facilities and then one for best fans.
Good point, I believe that the NU athletic department has paid the university the full amount of every scholarship athlete's tuition and fees for years, and gives the university an additional couple of million a year for good measure.
We'd be tops in both you know 😏 😋. Amazing how NU did financially last fiscal year with as pathetic our men's teams did.
it speaks to the incredible fan support up there coupled with belonging to the b10. not much here that isn't b10 or sec in the top tier.
Speaking of facilities, ksu building a new indoor practice facility. East of stadium? Are they adding parking somewhere because didn't they also put in new vb only areana to the west of bb facility?? Wasn't that parking as well or did that go a little south in the park/grass
There is a ton of context missing here.
First of all, schools in other conferences (sans the SEC) that are winning without B1G money are usually located in fertile recruiting grounds or are adjacent to them (like Oregon and Washington, who are now in the B1G.) There are exceptions, sure. Like Kansas, for example, who just happens to have an excellent head coach. That's the difference.
Second, for programs like Nebraska, who has always had to recruit nationally, having the financial advantage of the B1G at least gives them an opportunity to get back on track providing they have a good head coach. That's the part NU hasn't had since TO retired. We still don't know if Rhule changes that.
It's obviously the key ingredient that makes it all happen. Because without good coaching nothing else really matters.
Is this current? Just looking for dateit speaks to the incredible fan support up there coupled with belonging to the b10. not much here that isn't b10 or sec in the top tier.
I just dont agree. Theres plenty of money to be made at nebraska outside of the big ten to hire a good coach etc.
Fans celebrating big ten money is weird to me and always will be.
…Be a good fan and ignore all that extra money while you pay more for tickets for a losing program, get bombarded with nil ads, and subscribe to btn+ and peacock.
The university and administrators make more while you spend more and the product has sucked for years even with all this big ten money. Numerous programs, including kstate, can point to winning while we point to a bunch of money we’ll never see.
If NU uses this money to illegally funnel it to athletes Ill be very happy and impressed. I highly encourage this. But I wont hold my breath.
I dont get the reason for celebration. WIN.
facilities are pretty much complete. indoor/outdoor football practice facility to the left, volleyball facility upper right in front of baseball stadium, beyond it is the soccer stadium. parking is not an issue although the football facility gobbled up about 800 spaces which moved to the east. volleyball was placed on a former track outdoor field, not parking.
It means building state-of-the-art facilities and hiring coaches at the top going market rate. As a fan you can decide if that is important to you or not. I assume there are some fans who must not give a crap about being competitive in those areas although I don't know who that massive South Stadium project benefits other than fans.
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it speaks to the incredible fan support up there coupled with belonging to the b10. not much here that isn't b10 or sec in the top tier.
I wonder how Purdue feels.
Really irritates me that OU is on that list and we're not. But yes I understand why with our horrible recent track record.and then there's this little study that may or may not surprise a blue blood.
Yeah, without a link to the full study, it seems rather arbitrary that they would begin at 2016 - 2023, which is the worst period of Husker football since the 1950s.
Looks good. Kinda how I envisioned. Nice to have open space to do that and kinda all in the same area. Do they still do indoor track at Ahearn
facilities are pretty much complete. indoor/outdoor football practice facility to the left, volleyball facility upper right in front of baseball stadium, beyond it is the soccer stadium. parking is not an issue although the football facility gobbled up about 800 spaces which moved to the east. volleyball was placed on a former track outdoor field, not parking.
Great! So when does the winning start? All this $$ and nothing but pain for years.
I'm glad to have something else to bitch about. I know my weekend is full now. Thanks Inside Nebraska/Rivals forum!
How did kstate manage to do this…..and win….without cashing big ten checks and demanding fans pay more while stringing together losing season after losing season in mens sports?
facilities are pretty much complete. indoor/outdoor football practice facility to the left, volleyball facility upper right in front of baseball stadium, beyond it is the soccer stadium. parking is not an issue although the football facility gobbled up about 800 spaces which moved to the east. volleyball was placed on a former track outdoor field, not parking.
I get this kstate facilities arent as grand as NU, but its all relative. NU woulda been just fine financially in the big 12..
Pain and a crap slate of games vs teams we feel nothing about and a league that doesnt even like football.
They are bringing in so much money that they’re having a hard time spending it.
Our refund check should be in the mail
Probably when they hire a good head coach. Like KSU and Kansas have. That's like, the super important part.
Not sure about that. The next chapter hasn't been written yet. I'm sure if we were in the 12, we could be top of the heap as kstate probably is now. But could we get coach with $? Given our past discrestions in hiring would we be at the top vs bottom half of the b1g? I guess I would rather have the $ and claw our way back than be the leader of a sinking ship. We'll probably know in 10 years
That's what this place has become. People are no different than sheep.
You can't tell me reducing capacity by 15,000 benefits the average fan. It doesn't benefit anyone other than rich ****s with small bladders.
Really? No benefit to fans to have a better South Stadium with wider seats, more concessions and more restrooms? FWIW, I don't think a lot of rich fans were sitting in the South Stadium. But everyone can have an opinion.
Oldjar doesn't care. He'll be outside the stadium yelling at the clouds!!😪Really? No benefit to fans to have a better South Stadium with wider seats, more concessions and more restrooms? FWIW, I don't think a lot of rich fans were sitting in the South Stadium. But everyone can have an opinion.
Reducing seats means price of tickets will go up correct? Simple supply and demand …all to help the portly fansReally? No benefit to fans to have a better South Stadium with wider seats, more concessions and more restrooms? FWIW, I don't think a lot of rich fans were sitting in the South Stadium. But everyone can have an opinion.
It's going to benefit the 15,000 season ticket holders who now get to watch games at home. I'm so glad I will some day be able to take my son to Lincoln to watch the game at a sports bar.
Maybe the airlines will follow as well. I'd love to sit on a plane and not have to worry about turning into a diamond between two fatties.😰
