garizzalies
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Wow, with "great lighting" and a "superior" HVAC system, the BSC should just schedule all future tourneys at the Oh Well.
I think the Gateway (drug) Project might have a better chance of coming to fruition than this pipe dream. Okay, probably not, but it seems close. I think you guys are biting off more than you can chew and/or digging yourself into a hole. Sounds like your AD will be happy to break evenSDHornet said:Yup, which is what Macriss mentioned in the article. At a bare minimum we need to see movement on a fund raising effort on the issue.Kadeezy said:Having the opportunity to host this tournament would go a long way towards SAC getting a new arena built... And that's good for everyone.
Do these tournaments ever make money for the school? I know the FCS FB playoffs are usually big money pits (except for UM). Even if it is all donated, thats still a tall order (hoops, floor, bleachers, risers, tarp, portable locker rooms, good lord!). Somehow they plan to cover that with ticket and program sales? Sounds a little sketch to me, but what the hell do I know.Macriss hopes if Sac State hosts the tournament, it isn’t a money loser, despite all the costs associated with rentals, setup and tear-down.
“We’re making every effort to keep this revenue neutral and maybe even make a little money through sponsorships, tickets sales, program sales and other revenue streams,” Macriss said.
What? Did he mean to say UNfortunately? Dude sounds like a college kid with a new credit card. I guess this could be really good for SuckSt or really bad. Sometimes you have to be careful what you wish for. UM knows all about big deficits and abusing credit.“Fortunately, most of the bills don’t start coming until we actually know we’re hosting the tournament and we start to build.”
garizzalies said:This quote also had me scratching my head:
What? Did he mean to say UNfortunately? Dude sounds like a college kid with a new credit card. I guess this could be really good for SuckSt or really bad. Sometimes you have to be careful what you wish for. UM knows all about big deficits and abusing credit.“Fortunately, most of the bills don’t start coming until we actually know we’re hosting the tournament and we start to build.”
When inflation finally kicks in, which it will, any debt now for capitol improvement might be an absolute bargain.garizzalies said:Good. That makes more sense. Thx.
I just have a hard time believing the best way to get a new arena or start the funding raising for one is to go into debt.
GrizLA said:When inflation finally kicks in, which it will, any debt now for capitol improvement might be an absolute bargain.garizzalies said:Good. That makes more sense. Thx.
I just have a hard time believing the best way to get a new arena or start the funding raising for one is to go into debt.
You must feel right at home in CaliGrizLA said:When inflation finally kicks in, which it will, any debt now for capitol improvement might be an absolute bargain.garizzalies said:Good. That makes more sense. Thx.
I just have a hard time believing the best way to get a new arena or start the funding raising for one is to go into debt.
Yup…or that some of the planned set up could be called off for no charge if we end up not hosting. If there is a loss taken on the BSCT it will more than likely just be covered from the University’s general fund, like every other money losing program/event/activity that happens on campus.SacStateAlum said:garizzalies said:This quote also had me scratching my head:
What? Did he mean to say UNfortunately? Dude sounds like a college kid with a new credit card. I guess this could be really good for SuckSt or really bad. Sometimes you have to be careful what you wish for. UM knows all about big deficits and abusing credit.“Fortunately, most of the bills don’t start coming until we actually know we’re hosting the tournament and we start to build.”
I think he is saying that the college hasn't incurred much debt during the planning phase. It would be unfortunate if the college spent a lot of money on the temporary setup just to find out that SacState wasn't going to host the event.
CDAGRIZ said:Kadeezy said:Having the opportunity to host this tournament would go a long way towards SAC getting a new arena built... And that's good for everyone.
Being very familiar with the WELL, I can say it will be extremely loud in there for anyone who plays SAC if we host. The acoustics will be like yelling into a 50 gallon drum.
How cold is it?
argh! said:CDAGRIZ said:Kadeezy said:Having the opportunity to host this tournament would go a long way towards SAC getting a new arena built... And that's good for everyone.
Being very familiar with the WELL, I can say it will be extremely loud in there for anyone who plays SAC if we host. The acoustics will be like yelling into a 50 gallon drum.
How cold is it?
this is a question egriz denizens get asked a lot. blah.
CDAGRIZ said:argh! said:CDAGRIZ said:Kadeezy said:Having the opportunity to host this tournament would go a long way towards SAC getting a new arena built... And that's good for everyone.
Being very familiar with the WELL, I can say it will be extremely loud in there for anyone who plays SAC if we host. The acoustics will be like yelling into a 50 gallon drum.
How cold is it?
this is a question egriz denizens get asked a lot. blah.
I see someone received his shipment of "Word of the Day" toilet paper. A simple thank you would be nice.
Sure do..things are going very well for me, my neighbors and our city. The State is doing pretty well too....garizzalies said:You must feel right at home in CaliGrizLA said:When inflation finally kicks in, which it will, any debt now for capitol improvement might be an absolute bargain.garizzalies said:Good. That makes more sense. Thx.
I just have a hard time believing the best way to get a new arena or start the funding raising for one is to go into debt.
Hosting a tournament two hours away was seen as a public relations nightmare for Sac State and the community.
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/sports/college/mens-basketball/article12367871.html#storylink=cpy" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
:clap: but still I give sac state credit for putting a plan together. A small part of me wants to see sac host - could be spectacular, and as a spectator this will be like gold - a no lose situation.EverettGriz said:Hosting a tournament two hours away was seen as a public relations nightmare for Sac State and the community.
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/sports/college/mens-basketball/article12367871.html#storylink=cpy" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Yeah. 'Cause that's the PR problem....
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Kadeezy said:The building is only few years old, the HVAC is superior. It'll be mid 70s anyway next week, so nothing to worry about...
NorthEndZoneDan said:Kadeezy said:The building is only few years old, the HVAC is superior. It'll be mid 70s anyway next week, so nothing to worry about...
In little league parlance we would call that a swing and a miss! :lol:
I would say you most definitely are not on the inside of that joke. its a really old one here. you have to watch the football threads, sooner or later the pregame back and forth veers into home field advantage and how the cold is our buddy. CDA was pretty funny for bringing that into a bball thread! :clap: :clap: :clap:Kadeezy said:NorthEndZoneDan said:Kadeezy said:The building is only few years old, the HVAC is superior. It'll be mid 70s anyway next week, so nothing to worry about...
In little league parlance we would call that a swing and a miss! :lol:
Sorry, guess I'm not in on what is probably the world's least interesting inside joke.
mcg said:FYI gents, here in Colorado the University of Northern Colorado is always referred to as UNC. That's just how it is. I've never heard anyone say 'NCU'.