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Re: Farley gives up 900k
If by future, you mean 2018 or whenever our scheduled series with Iowa and Iowa State are over, sure look for the higher pay-day.Originally posted by run&blade View PostIn the future I think UNI can shop for bigger pay days if 900K is being offered.
I don't really want to see UNI play to FBS teams a year. It can take a toll on the team in terms of injuries.
Until then, I agree, no more than 1 FBS game a year and I am quite happy keeping that game as Iowa or ISU. May not get quite as much in payday, but it also doesn't cost as much to travel and we have a chance at getting a good number of our fans in, at least at ISU.
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Re: Farley gives up 900k
How much would UNI have netted from that $900k after they get done juggling their schedule and buying out some of their other games? Sounds like it's a lot, but I bet it isn't as lucrative as it first sounds.
Plus, we have one FBS opponent and that's enough.
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It wouldn't have been 900k. UNI was asking for about $1M, and UM was supposedly countering with about 700k-750kOriginally posted by Big_Al View PostHow much would UNI have netted from that $900k after they get done juggling their schedule and buying out some of their other games? Sounds like it's a lot, but I bet it isn't as lucrative as it first sounds.
Plus, we have one FBS opponent and that's enough.
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Hopefully Farley/Dannen or whoever was doing the negotiating for UNI made the requisite gesture when asking for the $1MOriginally posted by clenz View PostIt wouldn't have been 900k. UNI was asking for about $1M, and UM was supposedly countering with about 700k-750k
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That's an interesting hypothetical. IMO, Michigan is far more winnable next year. Iowa's going to have a damn good team. Michigan still has unresolved issues.Originally posted by 06panther10 View PostWhich game is more winnable, at Iowa or at Michigan? Maybe we could trade.
Rich Rod had better be careful what he wishes for. If he wants an FCS opponent, it would help if he played one with few or no spread teams on their schedule. A team/staff that is used to prepping for that offense has a decided advantage. In other words, he'd be dumb to schedule one of the better CAA teams.
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If lightning would strike twice....the BIG TEN would be DONE....in the nations eyes...Originally posted by SteinPizza View PostThat's an interesting hypothetical. IMO, Michigan is far more winnable next year. Iowa's going to have a damn good team. Michigan still has unresolved issues.
Rich Rod had better be careful what he wishes for. If he wants an FCS opponent, it would help if he played one with few or no spread teams on their schedule. A team/staff that is used to prepping for that offense has a decided advantage. In other words, he'd be dumb to schedule one of the better CAA teams."We're not an ordinary school," said Fort. "We have tradition. We have a good team year after year. We rebuild, and it doesn't matter who we have coming back."
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Re: Farley gives up 900k
Really?Originally posted by run&blade View PostIn the future I think UNI can shop for bigger pay days if 900K is being offered.
I don't really want to see UNI play to FBS teams a year. It can take a toll on the team in terms of injuries.
The Cap'n calls bullsh*t on this one. Where is your data that says playing a FBS team results in more injuries?
Can I then conclude that playing FCS teams results in major injuries, as well? See YSU v OSU last season.
The FBS-injuries thing is a false assumption.

Carry on.
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Didn't you pull your groin on one of those trips to Kansas State? Or was that off the field?Originally posted by Cap'n Cat View PostReally?
The Cap'n calls bullsh*t on this one. Where is your data that says playing a FBS team results in more injuries?
Can I then conclude that playing FCS teams results in major injuries, as well? See YSU v OSU last season.
The FBS-injuries thing is a false assumption.

Carry on.
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