Should Rutgers drop to I-AA?

[Samuel Fang]

RU recently invested some serious bucks in a football facility that
people who have been there have told me is a really nice place to go
and watch your team beat Rutgers. I doubt they are ready to throw
that away yet.

I, as a New Jersey taxpayer, contributed serious bucks in a football
facility. The result, Miami or no Miami, they still draw 15-25K a game.

I'm in the same boat as a North Carolina taxpayer with NCSU's basketball
arena, so I feel yer pain (as probably do taxpayers in almost every state).

I, as a Virginia taxpayer, do not contribute a single cent to the
athletic facilities at the University of Virginia, nor (as a taxpayer)
contribute a single penny to the athletic facilities at Virginia Tech.
As a private citizen, of course, I contribute a fair amount to the
facilities at VT.

And yes, RU's stadium is absolutely beautiful, and it *is* a wonderful
place to see your team beat up the Scarlet Knights.

--
Samuel Fang
***@ntelos.net
"In Paris they simply stared when I spoke to them in French; I never did
succeed in making those idiots understand their language." - Mark Twain

[Jon Enslin]

Post by Samuel Fang

RU recently invested some serious bucks in a football facility that
people who have been there have told me is a really nice place to go
and watch your team beat Rutgers. I doubt they are ready to throw
that away yet.

I, as a New Jersey taxpayer, contributed serious bucks in a football
facility. The result, Miami or no Miami, they still draw 15-25K a game.

I'm in the same boat as a North Carolina taxpayer with NCSU's basketball
arena, so I feel yer pain (as probably do taxpayers in almost every state).

I, as a Virginia taxpayer, do not contribute a single cent to the
athletic facilities at the University of Virginia, nor (as a taxpayer)
contribute a single penny to the athletic facilities at Virginia Tech.
As a private citizen, of course, I contribute a fair amount to the
facilities at VT.

As a resident of Jefferson County, Wisconsin, outside of road
relocation, have not spent a dime on any of the major stadium project
for the pro or college sports teams in this state.


Jon

[Mark Hasty]

Who do ya know wants ta buy a car, Jon Enslin

Post by Jon Enslin

Post by Samuel Fang

RU recently invested some serious bucks in a football facility that
people who have been there have told me is a really nice place to go
and watch your team beat Rutgers. I doubt they are ready to throw
that away yet.

I, as a New Jersey taxpayer, contributed serious bucks in a football
facility. The result, Miami or no Miami, they still draw 15-25K a game.

I'm in the same boat as a North Carolina taxpayer with NCSU's basketball
arena, so I feel yer pain (as probably do taxpayers in almost every state).

I, as a Virginia taxpayer, do not contribute a single cent to the
athletic facilities at the University of Virginia, nor (as a taxpayer)
contribute a single penny to the athletic facilities at Virginia Tech.
As a private citizen, of course, I contribute a fair amount to the
facilities at VT.

As a resident of Jefferson County, Wisconsin, outside of road
relocation, have not spent a dime on any of the major stadium project
for the pro or college sports teams in this state.

Yes, but do you have to buy reformulated gas?

--mh

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Mark Hasty ***@charter.not (net)

The Bemusement Park: http://www.markhasty.com

" ."--Calvin Coolidge

[Jon Enslin]

Post by Mark Hasty
Who do ya know wants ta buy a car, Jon Enslin

Post by Jon Enslin

Post by Samuel Fang

RU recently invested some serious bucks in a football facility that
people who have been there have told me is a really nice place to go
and watch your team beat Rutgers. I doubt they are ready to throw
that away yet.

I, as a New Jersey taxpayer, contributed serious bucks in a football
facility. The result, Miami or no Miami, they still draw 15-25K a game.

I'm in the same boat as a North Carolina taxpayer with NCSU's basketball
arena, so I feel yer pain (as probably do taxpayers in almost every state).

I, as a Virginia taxpayer, do not contribute a single cent to the
athletic facilities at the University of Virginia, nor (as a taxpayer)
contribute a single penny to the athletic facilities at Virginia Tech.
As a private citizen, of course, I contribute a fair amount to the
facilities at VT.

As a resident of Jefferson County, Wisconsin, outside of road
relocation, have not spent a dime on any of the major stadium project
for the pro or college sports teams in this state.

Yes, but do you have to buy reformulated gas?

Nope. I can pollute at will.

Jon

[David Loewe, Jr.]

Post by Samuel Fang

RU recently invested some serious bucks in a football facility that
people who have been there have told me is a really nice place to go
and watch your team beat Rutgers. I doubt they are ready to throw
that away yet.

I, as a New Jersey taxpayer, contributed serious bucks in a football
facility. The result, Miami or no Miami, they still draw 15-25K a game.

I'm in the same boat as a North Carolina taxpayer with NCSU's basketball
arena, so I feel yer pain (as probably do taxpayers in almost every state).

I, as a Virginia taxpayer, do not contribute a single cent to the
athletic facilities at the University of Virginia, nor (as a taxpayer)
contribute a single penny to the athletic facilities at Virginia Tech.
As a private citizen, of course, I contribute a fair amount to the
facilities at VT.
And yes, RU's stadium is absolutely beautiful, and it *is* a wonderful
place to see your team beat up the Scarlet Knights.

I think Rutsgers is going to recruit a little bowling ball of a RB
and win some big games. But, hey, hindsight is 20/20.