JayRob
TigaPaw
Don't back down now that you've tripped over your own lie.I never said you know everything about SU. I said you THINK you know everything about SU and you've come up short once again. I guess little-man syndrome is a serious illness.
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Don't back down now that you've tripped over your own lie.I never said you know everything about SU. I said you THINK you know everything about SU and you've come up short once again. I guess little-man syndrome is a serious illness.
Don't back down now that you've tripped over your own lie.
Use whatever childish antics you want to cover up your lie. It's still a lie.No one's backing down little-man. I'm correcting your attempt to quote me. I know that you don't know squat. You THINK you know but you don't.
Demand that Jindal and his administration provide accurate budget cut numbers without getting laughed out of his office.
Under the budget passed by the Appropriations Committee, higher education institutions' funding would be similar to what they received last year. Health care funding would fall $180 million short.
http://www.nola.com/politics/index.ssf/2015/05/louisiana_house_didnt_raise_as.html
Use whatever childish antics you want to cover up your lie. It's still a lie.
used to love it when SU came to town...Jag football fans are very astute in some instances and set in their way in others. If S.U. doesn't place a decent product on the field chances are the numbers will suffer as the season progress. Also, if a d-2 squad shows up on the home schedule (even worse if it's a d-2 PWC) the numbers will dip. You're right though, the Jaguar Nation loves to hit the road in certain places. I remember a few years back at Alcorn there was attendance of 33K when he played them (yeah Alcorn.....lol).
And if SU loosing there numbers are bout the same as JSU during a loosing season. Be real now. I'm a attendance fanatic when it comes to investigating attendance number. SU fans or Jaguar nation or whatever are just like most schools. Winning equals butts in the seats, loosing mean tailgating parking lot sold out. For proof go on swac.org and pull up football select SU, go to game stats and you go all the way back to atleast 2003 if I can recall and the attendance numbers will be right by the weather and start of game time.Yea when they winning!! I know they mentality! Ok Vet Memorial holds 60k of course they can hold 38k. At Mumford we will never average 38k. Why?!! Because Mumford only holds 29K. Yea u can say well Southern has a losing season there crowd attendance is down. True!! But if jackson aint winning they aint comin!! Ive seen where if our team has a losing season we still will lead the swac in attendance. Even in 2012 we lead the conference in attendance and thats with Stump was our coach. Like i said in jackson case yea they might lead the conference in attendance the ONLY I mean ONLY reason because there having a good season. AINT KNOW FANS LIKE THE JAGUAR NATION!! THATS REAL!! O yea check out James Bell era and see jackson attendance was back then!!
Yea okAnd if SU loosing there numbers are bout the same as JSU during a loosing season. Be real now. I'm a attendance fanatic when it comes to investigating attendance number. SU fans or Jaguar nation or whatever are just like most schools. Winning equals butts in the seats, loosing mean tailgating parking lot sold out. For proof go on swac.org and pull up football select SU, go to game stats and you go all the way back to atleast 2003 if I can recall and the attendance numbers will be right by the weather and start of game time.
That's not how it works. Revenue is revenue. Decrease in expenses would increase profit or budget surplus.It's all in the OVERALL SCHEME OF THINGS. Like someone stated on here, if a person reduce their expenses, it would automatically increase their revenue, although their income/check hasn't changed at all.
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That's not how it works. Revenue is revenue. Decrease in expenses would increase profit or budget surplus.
This doesn't make any sense. Non-revenue generating programs have ZERO impact on the total revenue. With or without non-revenue generating programs the revenue SHALL remain the same. The only thing that goes up is expenses, which means less PROFIT. Some of these delusional characters have very poor FINANCIAL understanding.
Here's a sample question for those that don't understand what changes revenue: If a person decides not to buy a new car over buying a new car, would that have an affect on that person's income/revenue???
Oh ok.If you go back and read what I previously replied to someone, you'll see that I already stated what you just typed. I was being purely sarcastic.
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This doesn't make any sense. Non-revenue generating programs have ZERO impact on the total revenue. With or without non-revenue generating programs the revenue SHALL remain the same. The only thing that goes up is expenses, which means less PROFIT. Some of these delusional characters have very poor FINANCIAL understanding.
Oh ok.
But even still....
Non-Revenue programs DO have an impact on revenue for small schools. The way schools count revenue, if there is no need to fund outdoor track, the "revenue" would decrease solely because there is no need to spend the money on those scholarships/equipment/coaches. Revenue generated from tickets/contributions/merchandise/sponsorships is not enough to fund those programs, so the money subsidized by the school would likely be unjustified at MOST FCS schools, thus decreasing the "revenue".
That's deceiving. su doesn't field the allotted number of non-revenue teams, which allows it to turn that money into actual revenue.
Also those stats don't take into account how individual schools count revenue.
I don't read JayRob posts. LOL