College football bowl thread: Days of Signs and Roses

Where will we find the money? Maybe if there was a source of revenue we could tap into. The Big10 I bet could make a pretty penny from the recent expansion.

'How will we pay for this?' — College leaders react to NCAA's new subdivision proposal

 

Rutgers broke its own rules on borrowing, needs bailouts from the state, and is $500 million in the hole years AFTER joining the Big 10.

 

FYI: tickets for the Army-Navy game at Gillette Stadium today are fetching as much as $1200 on the secondary market.

 

How will we find the money?
Asked while at a club at the Aria, in Las Vegas.

 

You could get 10 tickets to the Pats game for that price

 

If you are a coach - wouldn't you rather win and make $3m a year than lose and make $6m a year?

 

Shoot, the bowl in Birmingham features teams who have or will lose their head coaches and one has lost its starting quarterback (granted, he might not have played because of injury anyway, but following McMurphy point nevertheless).

 

Yeah, but you have to watch the Patriots.

 

Speaking of non-bowl schools. Sounds like a scene out of "Horse Feathers."
Nebraska's $450M football stadium renovation plan criticized (msn.com)

 

I have no idea why I am drawn to games in outposts like Montana or South Dakota.

I might be hoping for a game in the snow. Which is interesting, because I never want to see the white stuff around here.