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You know, it is going somewhere. The research stuff is typical but you should know who we are giving money to:

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University Of Miami - Nonprofit Explorer - ProPublica

Since 2013, the IRS has released data culled from millions of nonprofit tax filings. Use this database to find organizations and see details like their executive compensation, revenue and expenses, as well as download tax filings going back as far as 2001.
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5/31/17 - 5/31/18
University of California 1,702,246"Research"
University of Wisconsin 694,689"Research"
Duke 317,905"Research"
FIU 669,972"Research"
Florida 798,668"Research"
Florida State 1,329,932"Research"
Frost Museum of Science 2,066,729"Research" - Securities Fraudster
NC State 157,838"Research"
San Jose State 2,955,333"Research"
Stanford 158,824"Research"
Pittsburgh 327,552"Research"
South Florida 303,567"Research"
Washington 501,256"Research"
11,984,511
5/31/17 - 5/31/18
Uhealth CEO 3,573,267
Uhealth CFO 2,008,369
5,581,636
Year ending Troll's Salary
5/31/2015 1,206,598retires
5/31/2016 1,466,927
5/31/2017 747,707
5/31/2018 312,681
2,527,315
 
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I realize that not everyone has experience with higher education, but an athletic department is expected to be self-sufficient. They set their budget based on ticket sales and donations. They don't get budget dollars from the university. Hope this was helpful.
 
duke4heisman said:
Oh the bottom was the total, I thought it was an undisclosed position that was similar. Still add 1.2 to Shalalaalaala and we have what we need. Plus, it's gotta be more now
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Those involved buyouts and aren’t actual annual salaries.
 
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PanamaCityCanes said:
I realize that not everyone has experience with higher education, but an athletic department is expected to be self-sufficient. They set their budget based on ticket sales and donations. They don't get budget dollars from the university. Hope this was helpful.
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expected. not must. you act like unrestricted cash is not unrestricted.
 
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SneakyFriendlyCrow said:
What’s more important to our community a college football team or producing future doctors and nurses? You choose
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Don't need to choose. Yet another straw man argument. The athletic department has enough revenue to be competitive, and could generate a lot more if it was being handled efficiently. The school can be good at all things it does, there is no need to choose to be good at some things and bad at others.
 
g8rh8rMD said:
Don't need to choose. Yet another straw man argument. The athletic department has enough revenue to be competitive, and could generate a lot more if it was being handled efficiently. The school can be good at all things it does, there is no need to choose to be good at some things and bad at others.
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Then tell the original poster to stop whining about research expenses. That has nothing to do with athletics.
 
PanamaCityCanes said:
Dollars that come into a university are typically earmarked for certain expenses. You're acting as though the general budget can slide $10 million over to athletics every year. That's not how it works.
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unrestricted cash and assets are not earmarked. restricted cash and assets are.

"Unrestricted net assets are donations to nonprofit organizations that can be used for general expenses or any other legitimate purpose of the nonprofit."
 
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