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CSU going bankrupt? lolno
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Yes.
$50K-1.5MM......a bit of a range there.
Last couple blurbs then I am done for the night
Graham: We want to raise money thought giving and naming rights, and minimize the use of debt. If we use debt, it will be paid for through very stable streams so the university won't be on the hook to make up the difference.
Graham: "We are not the least bit interested in engaging in a nuclear arms race..." against other universities, but CSU does need to compete.
Graham: "We are not the least bit interested in engaging in a nuclear arms race..." against other universities, but CSU does need to compete.
Graham: we still haven't looked at annexing a hotel to the stadium, although that remains something under consideration.
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Populous is proposing a wide variety of premium seating options, as well as an alumni center, a recruiting lounge and "closing room" for "special recruits" and a bookstore.
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 | KellyLyell: IKON says pure hard cost of proposed#CSUstadium would be about $160M. Total cost would be about $228M. [via Twitter] |
50k was from Okie State where T Boone pickens doesn't allow it for anything besides football and I believe the $1.5million was from Minnesota who uses it 300+ times a year.
I believe the figure they said for CSU was 278x a year and $500k
ok... let me try it this way....
OMG.... you cant get CSU fans to buy 50% of thier ticket allotment for the game in Denver. Denver is CSU's biggest alumni base. what makes you think you can get an average attendence at a new stadium in Ft Collins in upwards of 40K?
thanks for your response.
OMG.... you cant get CSU fans to buy 50% of thier ticket allotment for the game in Denver. Denver is CSU's biggest alumni base. what makes you think you can get an average attendence at a new stadium in Ft Collins in upwards of 40K?
thanks for your response.
Thanks for clarifying.
Rick James
Member
Honestly dude, it's kind of sad that your big moral victory is a feasibility report.
ramtard
EDIT: name me an outdoor venue in Colorado that has ever been used more than "100x" in one year? Coors Field? nope. Invesco? nope. And you are proposing that a stadium in FoCo will break 278 days out of 365? I don't believe the travelling brother ****ing sister circus comes around that often. And even if it does, your sister said they don't perform in the snow.
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No rep for you. The correct answer was: no, good sir, I'm on the level.
Apparently the assumption is that the CSU fan base is so passionate about supporting their program that they won't drive from their homes in Denver to Invesco, and the student body is so enamored with the team that they won't drive a few miles out to Hughes, but they will be willing to come to a new building on campus, since that won't require much effort on their part...
I might just neg rep you for putting up with this idot for this long. ****.
Let me guess, you are the big brother, the Lammie is the little brother. Amirite? :lol:
No he is older by a minute. But his head/brain was constricted by his umbilical cord at birth. That could be the cause
You have got to be joking
Nope. Err Derp:lol:
Derp indeed
It's feasible that I own a feasibility firm. It's also feasible that all 11,000 regular season fans will buy new box seats feasibly speaking. It's feasible that there will be no fans in the regular seating. Feasibly speaking it will be weird for teams of D2 players to play in a stadium with no one in the seats, no wait, that last part isn't feasible it's the only part of the thread that's reality. Feasible!
Unleash Hell
Well-Known Member
:lol:
I don't know if I'm laughing that you guys think thats big time or the fact that is an unrealistic expectation for attendance in a town like Ft. Collins.
The only "owning" is CU owning CSU. Dan Hawkins owned CSU, sad sad sad.
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Ouch, reality smack... Thats gotta sting.
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The Apogee North Texas stadium isn't really a success story. After building that $78M facility, which took from 2002 to 2011, they average 19,000 fans.
They jacked up student fees for a portion of their "private funding".
So you are saying that CSU can build something 2-3 times as expensive in half as much time? Good luck with that. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apogee_Stadium
If CSU built a $500M stadium, the feasibility study would indicate an average attendence of 74,000 fans.
With a $1 billion dollar stadium, CSU will pull in a bigger attendance than the Texas Longhorns. LOL.
If you are going to BE BOLD, CSU, then be BOLD.
CSU - National Champions! Woot!
One thing that study made clear to me is why CU doesn't bother with too many events at Folsom outside of football, Bolder Boulder and 4th of July. There's not that much money in it and the disruptions you'd have to classes with our on-campus stadium makes it more trouble than it's worth.
Gasm- a little advice. If someone from Primerica comes and tells you that you can make hundreds of thousands of dollars selling mortgages and mortgage insurance, just run. I think you would be one of their targets. The stadium commission or whatever they call themselves, sound like great salesmen.
I want CSU to have a stadium on campus. But you have got to look at it with a more critical eye and be sure that the math is sound. They are throwing out numbers that have a huge sliding scale. The numbers on the low end look great. The numbers on the high end look amazing. Used car salesmen and timeshare people use these same tactics.
Nobody pays these people the money they do to get told that it won't work.
I want CSU to have a stadium on campus. But you have got to look at it with a more critical eye and be sure that the math is sound. They are throwing out numbers that have a huge sliding scale. The numbers on the low end look great. The numbers on the high end look amazing. Used car salesmen and timeshare people use these same tactics.
Nobody pays these people the money they do to get told that it won't work.
I guess we know why he couldnt get into CU