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  • #46
    Re: Full Cost of Attendance

    Originally posted by Trapped in California View Post
    I am voting against the entire idea of COA in FCS football. FCS was expressly created to limit expenses. With the number of FBS payday games availability recently shrinking by about 10% (maybe more soon?), its a double whammy.

    The law of unintended consequences has struck again.
    this......NDSU are idiots for doing this when they didn't have to. To me, they are planning to go FBS. This points to that. In that case, no, we do not have to follow suit. If they are the only ones in FCS doing it, let them.

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    • #47
      Re: Full Cost of Attendance

      Originally posted by ubuntuCAT View Post
      Think UNI will be impacted when YSU, Montana, and SDSU are doing it as well?
      As I've said before, yes.

      And I agree with the above, lets get rid of it in FCS ball.

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      • #48
        Originally posted by Panther AC View Post
        I honestly don't think the MVFC or FCS subdivision of DI has the authority to tell member schools that they can't fund COA. The leagues and NCAA set minimum requirements for number of sports that must be offered for DI status, even going so far as to tell them which sports they must offer (in the case of MVC it's men's and women's basketball and volleyball). But the leagues don't have the authority to put a maximum on the number of sports that a member institution can offer, nor do they have the authority to tell a school the minimum or maximum amount they can pay coaches. I realize the NCAA puts maximum limits on the number of scholarships for each sport but in this case, I don't think they can tell member institutions that they are forbidden from giving COA to all sports.
        under the rationale above, ivy, Pioneer and patriot league cannot offer athletic scholarship (patriot is offering below FCS max), but could offer full COA?

        No bueno

        From my NSA monitored nexus 5

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        • #49
          Re: Full Cost of Attendance

          Originally posted by Trapped in California View Post
          under the rationale above, ivy, Pioneer and patriot league cannot offer athletic scholarship (patriot is offering below FCS max), but could offer full COA?

          No bueno

          From my NSA monitored nexus 5
          NEC is also only at 40, though I believe the PL is ramping to 63 in a year or two. They are only in year 3 of scholarships and have been going 15, 30, and are 45 this year. Maybe they are only stopping at 60 though. To be honest the vast majority of schools don't give a full 63, including UNI.

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          • #50
            Re: Full Cost of Attendance

            Originally posted by Panther AC View Post
            I honestly don't think the MVFC or FCS subdivision of DI has the authority to tell member schools that they can't fund COA. The leagues and NCAA set minimum requirements for number of sports that must be offered for DI status, even going so far as to tell them which sports they must offer (in the case of MVC it's men's and women's basketball and volleyball). But the leagues don't have the authority to put a maximum on the number of sports that a member institution can offer, nor do they have the authority to tell a school the minimum or maximum amount they can pay coaches. I realize the NCAA puts maximum limits on the number of scholarships for each sport but in this case, I don't think they can tell member institutions that they are forbidden from giving COA to all sports.
            The mvfc absolutely could regulate this if they wanted.
            "I think they're very good," Farley said of the preseason top 25 Hawkeyes. "But so are we."

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            • #51
              Re: Full Cost of Attendance

              I'm not sure some of you are aware how much "a wrestling" state" Iowa is. I have season tickets to football and wrestling. You drop wrestling and UNI would not see my money again. You need fans coming in all year around, not just the Fall. Different people like different sports.

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              • #52
                Re: Full Cost of Attendance

                My God.

                I never said we should drop wrestling. I just said it's the only sport we could drop and save a bunch of money. Dropping it isn't on the table and I'm sure it hasn't even been discussed. Gonzo goes off the deep end and everybody follows him right on down. JFC....

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                • #53
                  Re: Full Cost of Attendance

                  Ha, you, ubuntu, and 610 are all basically saying we are screwed in football with no chance to remain competitive with NDS unless we find the funds to match their gambit and dropping wrestling might be the only way.

                  Thankfully none of you are in charge of anything.
                  GO PANTHERS!

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                  • #54
                    Re: Full Cost of Attendance

                    63 football COA + 63 women COA at $3,500 each is about $450k. That's a ton of scratch to a school like UNI, especially considering a second FBS game is no longer a guarantee.

                    And $3,500 might be underestimating the COA at UNI. Living in North Dakota is dirt cheap and they are offering $3,400/year which will reportedly cost the athletic department $700k/year.
                    Originally posted by TH1974
                    This guy was all-UNI, and wanted to show it by pretending to play a non-existant musical instrument in public.

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                    • #55
                      Re: Full Cost of Attendance

                      Gonzo has gone full Ban in this thread.
                      Originally posted by TH1974
                      This guy was all-UNI, and wanted to show it by pretending to play a non-existant musical instrument in public.

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                      • #56
                        Re: Full Cost of Attendance

                        Originally posted by Kyle View Post
                        And $3,500 might be underestimating the COA at UNI. Living in North Dakota is dirt cheap and they are offering $3,400/year which will reportedly cost the athletic department $700k/year.
                        the data I've seen seems to indicate that the cost of living in Fargo is about the same as the cost of living in Iowa (couldn't find exact info for Cedar Falls, but Cedar Rapids was similar)

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                        • #57
                          Re: Full Cost of Attendance

                          For reference, ISU's is $2430 and Iowa's is $1938.
                          Here's a list of all BCS COA. (Number on far right)

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                          • #58
                            Re: Full Cost of Attendance

                            Strange. How is it possibly cheaper to live in Iowa City than Ames or Fargo? A piece of crap house in Iowa City will rent for $2,000/month.
                            Originally posted by TH1974
                            This guy was all-UNI, and wanted to show it by pretending to play a non-existant musical instrument in public.

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                            • #59
                              Re: Full Cost of Attendance

                              Originally posted by Kyle View Post
                              Strange. How is it possibly cheaper to live in Iowa City than Ames or Fargo? A piece of crap house in Iowa City will rent for $2,000/month.
                              perhaps this is a dumb question, but does a full athletic scholarship cover room and board as well as tuition? (granted, that may only be for on-campus room and board, but still). If that is the case, then perhaps rent prices aren't factored into CoA calculations.

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                              • #60
                                Re: Full Cost of Attendance

                                Originally posted by GonzoCat View Post
                                Ha, you, ubuntu, and 610 are all basically saying we are screwed in football with no chance to remain competitive with NDS unless we find the funds to match their gambit and dropping wrestling might be the only way.

                                Thankfully none of you are in charge of anything.
                                So what's your solution?
                                "I think they're very good," Farley said of the preseason top 25 Hawkeyes. "But so are we."

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