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People would think it was a Root Hall collective and no one's donating to that.So something like Root Root Root for the Trees would be appealing to you then LMAO! Some of my best work.
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People would think it was a Root Hall collective and no one's donating to that.So something like Root Root Root for the Trees would be appealing to you then LMAO! Some of my best work.
As of right now, the schools cannot pay the students directly but that seems to be changing in short order with the House settlement unless they will be running that money through the conferences or a third-party.
I owe you all a really in-depth breakdown… So many moving parts. Had a meeting earlier this week / have a meeting next week I’m hosting at my office… Hold your breath - a representative from one of the IU collectives will be providing us with some guidance per a phone call I made today.Has our NIL situation improved? Isn't there a consultant firm helping with it? Just curious. Been a while since I've heard how we're doing.
I'd like to thank you all for helping support ISU Football! Go Big Blue and beat the Racers!ridiculous - the entire thing is a farce and the fact that some schools have multiple collectives? a bigger fucking joke
is this description accurate? does x-roads of champs NOT spend a nickel or even penny on MBB?
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if so, WTF?!
Some do more than others.I'd like to thank you all for helping support ISU Football! Go Big Blue and beat the Racers!
What was the net income when the Foundation conducted the golf outing?. Outcome? $120k directly toward the overall collective fund - $120k we can budget for annually. Meaning on the short end we only need to raise $380k. Absolutely attainable!
Some do more than others.
I would tell you to pay it forward but I don’t think you even pay full price to watch the team now, so I won’t hold my breath on the future.
9X out of 10 I pay full price for football, basketball, and baseball tickets when I'm able to attend. The real question is in the somewhat rare cases where I'm able to get a ticket at a lower price than normal why wouldn't I?
It’s why you should probably sit out any discussion of the NIL collective since you are already on record as saying you will never do anything or contribute anything to help it.
You know the program is a tremendous drain on the athletic department as a whole, but as the “fan” who wants to keep the program so badly, you can’t be bothered to donate, or even pay full price for a ticket each time because “why would I?”
Yet despite being a huge “fan” of the program, and wanting coaches fired and bought out, you don’t want any of those things bad enough to actually do something to make it happen.
It shows that you don’t actually believe what you say on here that you really think the program could be strong if Mallory was gone, etc. You pay lip service to it, but let others pick up the check. It shows that even you, as a self proclaimed huge “fan” realize that Indiana State football is a giant waste of resources.
You just don’t care that it is because it’s someone else’s resources being wasted.
What was the net income when the Foundation conducted the golf outing?
Was the income when it was a Foundation event spent in that current year or was it deposited to endowment building?
Will non-revenue sports suffer financial loss if the control of spending is outside of the Foundation & University?
Just wondering.
It's 'growing' on me. (Pun intended). Provides a perfect illustration. More NIL = stronger program & a greater likelihood of sustained success. For this reason alone, I like it better than current branding.Noticed the school started using the hash tag #treesuprootsdown. Roots Down Collective doesn’t sound half bad.
Does it really matter what the name is?
Yes, in my opinion. Think it plays a small part in branding, attraction, community buy-in, marketing appeal, etc.Does it really matter what the name is?
"Crossroads of Champions" has a few things going for it. 1. It is alliterative and flows off the tongue nicely. 2. It paints a visual image that puts ISU at the central point of success = the Crossroads. 3. It ties in nicely with the historic "Crossroads of America" theme long used for the intersection of the original National Road (US40) and the country's first major interior north south highway (US41).
On the down side, it is very much a Terre Haute/Vigo County oriented slogan rather than reflective of the entire state, region or university.