Washington athletic department preparing for harsh future financial situation
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Thanks Taft!
saturdayoutwest.com is your source?
Vorel’s report also indicated that UW’s athletic department has restructured its payments on the loan that financed Husky Stadium in 2012. The athletic department will make interest-only payments through fiscal 2025, but when principal payments resume in fiscal 2026, Vorel’s report states the payment will jump from $9.8 million a year to $17.7 million a year.
Hopefully this indicates UW is in the B1G by 2026. That's a huge jump in payments on the stadium.
Vorel’s report also indicated that UW’s athletic department has restructured its payments on the loan that financed Husky Stadium in 2012. The athletic department will make interest-only payments through fiscal 2025, but when principal payments resume in fiscal 2026, Vorel’s report states the payment will jump from $9.8 million a year to $17.7 million a year.
Hopefully this indicates UW is in the B1G by 2026. That's a huge jump in payments on the stadium.
It will be football and women's sports because title 9
Men lose unless they transition
Men lose unless they transition
Me and @whlinder will be fine. We're? rich AF and can afford the finest in flooring.
I mean that is what survives
rodmansrage
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curious timing for this article to drop just ahead of the alleged tv contract.
im not saying our? ad is strategic enough to do this but I guess a broken watch is right twice a day.
im not saying our? ad is strategic enough to do this but I guess a broken watch is right twice a day.
Makes me wonder that if the USC rumors are true, Jen might want to bail on UW just to sidestep the financial fiasco that is drawing nigh
Didn’t Luke Wattenberg already do that?
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So of the remaining Pac-10, which schools are in bad financial shape?
WSU- yes
Cal- absolutely
Stanford- doubtful, but no chance sports are making an operating profit, it is all on donors like our rowing team
Oregon- better than Stanford since they have football fans. Also have the donor aspect, with the focus on the singular
Utah- ?
Colorado- fully dependent on Deion to make money
ASU-?
Arizona-?
OSU- no chance they're in good shape
Whole conference seems like it's spiraling down.
The Pacific Coast League spiraling
creepycoug
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There is a pretty good argument that it is the most grand sporting accomplishment in the history of the university, and possibly the Pac 8; though some Troojan bootlicker will come tell me about some 4x100 meter relay record that nobody cares about.
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creepycoug
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What Oregon has that will survive Phil's death is a massive football endowment, which I'm sure will increase again when he dies. I'm sure track does too.