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RE: Newest USA Today College Athletic Spending Spreadsheet
(07-06-2017 05:46 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  Louisville #21 in The Country / #2 in The ACC before football stadium expansion that adds 10,000 additional seats, plus 1,000 club seats, 65 premium loge-level boxes and 10 field-level suites like Jerry's World.

The ACC has been a financial bonanza for UofL. We make more money than every program in The PAC, every program in The Big 12 except Texas and Oklahoma. We would place 8th in The Big 10 and 11th in The SEC.

Not to shabby but we can do better.
CJ

We all know you make all that money because you bamboozled your city on the bball arena.
07-06-2017 05:50 PM
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