Why do you keep harping about tickets prices and RCAF. Ok I admit it will be a struggle for me and you have more money to donate than me. Good for you. But you have never answered my question about what other ways are we looking at to generate revenue besides RCAF and ticket prices. I don't know the answer and I'm guessing you don't either except things that might be circulating in the community which may or may not be true
Pretty sure some of those fund raising proposals were part of the plan provided to the university. They know you can't get all the needed revenue from the fan base. The worry is we weren't smart enough five years ago or we would be much further ahead than we are right now.
I know that none of the things we want to do to make athletics independent are investment free, that I know. You have no idea how much money I have, I give because I want to see the program progress. I work in the oilfield, I certainly could use that RCAF money right now. You just dont want to pay it, you mean other options of besides your pocket. Hey f'it...let somebody else pay for it and I'll just enjoy it. Again, what motivates me to keep giving to RCAF as a baseball season ticket holder while the guy sitting right next to me doesn't? You want to talk short term? If they don't do something soon RCAF will be worthless. Make all season ticket holders join RCAF, immediate influx of money...look fans this is what we did with your money...oh awesome, here is more money. Do you not think RCAF has been a huge benefit so far? Or did you like the previous 30 years of mediocre sports in ____y facilities? But hey it was cheap. Obviously nothing I say will make you want to open your wallet but the important thing is it's coming...you have 2 years to decide what you are going to do. ___ is about to finally start getting done around here.
I'm thinking it also removes any excuses by coaches, departments, and others about us not having "XXXXXX" as being the excuse we aren't or can't be successful.
To be honest, once the RCAF was created I thought it was a forgone conclusion that at some point the ability to purchase season tickets would be tied to an RCAF donation. After regional's when the arguments started about what takes precedence, being a season ticket holder or being an RCAF donor, I thought it was even more important that they be tied together.
And you clearly didn't read where I said several times it's not about either of our financial situations....do you stand outside a fine resteraunt and argue with them about their prices? Do you argue with the lady at the window of the movies? No, you either pay and go or you don't.
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