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I'll get some and post when i go back to work on tuesday. the side panels are already being put up. they're moving surprisingly quickly on it (the structure itself anyway).

or because of federal education funding regulations that still exist despite your refusal to believe otherwise.

no. the academic side of the university does not take money from athletics revenue, minus scholarship money that is specifically donated for that purpose by boosters. all athletics gets from the academic side is the athletics fee that is mandatory for undergrads, but optional for grad/law/med...

christ. you're the dan sileo of contractors.

you don't understand title ix do you? let me make it easy enough to digest: if we don't spend on women's sports, we lose women's sports. if we lose women's sports, we lose federal money on the academic side. if we lose federal money on the academic side, we lose the university. if we lose the...

what part of "if it's not raised by athletics or specifically earmarked to athletics, it can't be used on athletics" don't you understand? the university of miami is an accredited university that receives federal funding, so there are a ton of rules about where money can or can't go based on...

you don't message board much, do you?

you spent 4 posts here criticizing the athletic department based on completely false conjecture and got called out. if you ignore facts based on me hurting your feelings, then there really isn't any helping you.

you don't know **** about ****. what other areas of the school, outside of the athletic department, gets funds directly from football? spoiler alert: the answer is "none." did you just watch the 30 for 30 and believe that football money paid for campus buildings? football helps advertise the...

as in the academic entity of the university itself cuts a check, and not the athletic department (which gets a ton of its operating revenue from boosters)? that's not how it works, champ.