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  • Re: Future Schedules

    Anybody have any dates or opponents (even tentative ones) for 2018, 2019, and 2020 football?

    All I have is:
    Sept 15, 2018 at Iowa
    Oct 6, 2018 NDSU
    Aug 31, 2019 at Iowa State.

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      600 attended,the,pre,game gathering in Hawaii. I can't say if they always had game tickets but most did.

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        Originally posted by UNIdad View Post
        Anybody have any dates or opponents (even tentative ones) for 2018, 2019, and 2020 football?

        All I have is:
        Sept 15, 2018 at Iowa
        Oct 6, 2018 NDSU
        Aug 31, 2019 at Iowa State.
        Will 09/15/2018 be the last time UNI faces Iowa?

        Why do we already know the date of the NDSU game in 2018? This seems odd, but I'm sure there's a reason.

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          Originally posted by Codytwo View Post
          Will 09/15/2018 be the last time UNI faces Iowa?

          Why do we already know the date of the NDSU game in 2018? This seems odd, but I'm sure there's a reason.
          Because conference schedules are already sent through 2019. Some schools have no problems giving that information out. Others guard theirs schedules, our department having been one of them.

          I'm convinced there are years that our old leadership would have preferred to announce our schedule as it happened - like, a couple days before each game. There was a 4 or 5 year stretch our football program was the last in the FCS to announce it. We'd all know the schedule because everyone else put their out and it was as simple as "Where's the UNI game", but it would be another month or so before we announced it.

          For whatever reason our department insists on doing it as some big full schedule reveal. That worked before the internet. Now everyone knows, and sitting on the full schedule for weeks, after is already out there, is annoying.


          NDSU's full conference slate in 2018
          Sat. 9/29/2018 * South Dakota State (Dakota Marker) Fargo, ND
          Sat. 10/6/2018 * Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa
          Sat. 10/13/2018 * Western Illinois Macomb, Ill.
          Sat. 10/20/2018 * Illinois State Fargo, N.D.
          Sat. 10/27/2018 * South Dakota Vermillion, S.D.
          Sat. 11/3/2018 * Youngstown State (Harvest Bowl) Fargo, N.D.
          Sat. 11/10/2018 * Missouri State Springfield, Mo.
          Sat. 11/17/2018 * Southern Illinois Fargo, N.D.

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          • Re: Future Schedules

            Holy front loaded schedule, Batman....

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            • Re: Future Schedules

              Originally posted by BCPanther View Post
              Holy front loaded schedule, Batman....
              It's almost a UNI schedule. At least 2 of the first 3 on the road, plus the top half of the conference up front.

              Their OOC isn't done yet, but it does include UD at home to open the season.

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                • Originally posted by UNIpanther99 View Post
                  Ahhhh! Thank goodness the Big Ten came to their senses. This will be a big gain for UNI and for Iowa also. David Harris is on the phone right now I would assume.

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                  • Just a reminder, UNI got $400,000 or 20 percent of net ticket receipts, whichever is greater. This was the same in 2016. Anyone know what the actual check was in 2016?
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                    • Originally posted by Panthers to the Bone View Post
                      Just a reminder, UNI got $400,000 or 20 percent of net ticket receipts, whichever is greater. This was the same in 2016. Anyone know what the actual check was in 2016?
                      I don't know about last year, but this years 61,500 tickets (sellout) times the $60 I paid for my literally as far back as possible seats is $3,690,000. 20% of which is 738,000. So one of the absolute lowest estimates is $750k. In reality, it's probably somewhere closer to $1.25 million.

                      Speaking of future schedule, is this the same agreement that the school has with Iowa? Because if so, that is a much larger payday. More seats, more expensive tickets.
                      Last edited by sevelev711; 09-02-2017, 11:58 PM. Reason: Added question

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                      • Originally posted by sevelev711 View Post

                        I don't know about last year, but this years 61,500 tickets (sellout) times the $60 I paid for my literally as far back as possible seats is $3,690,000. 20% of which is 738,000. So one of the absolute lowest estimates is $750k. In reality, it's probably somewhere closer to $1.25 million.

                        Speaking of future schedule, is this the same agreement that the school has with Iowa? Because if so, that is a much larger payday. More seats, more expensive tickets.
                        I doubt the calculations are that simple (or the payday for UNI that large)

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                        • Originally posted by vbfan19 View Post

                          I doubt the calculations are that simple (or the payday for UNI that large)
                          This is correct. ISU will work it to keep it at the minimum $400K. It will be pretty tough to claim a gate that isn't over $2 million though. That's $32.50 when I guess the face price was $60. I'd guess our payout will be around $500K.
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                          • Originally posted by GonzoCat View Post

                            This is correct. ISU will work it to keep it at the minimum $400K. It will be pretty tough to claim a gate that isn't over $2 million though. That's $32.50 when I guess the face price was $60. I'd guess our payout will be around $500K.
                            I'd imagine that they also factor in student tickets, donor comps, and the average price of season tickets being less than face price. Plus, they use "net ticket receipts", which implies that it is different than gross receipts. I'm no accountant, but I'd bet it was not close to $1.25 million

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                            • Originally posted by vbfan19 View Post

                              I'd imagine that they also factor in student tickets, donor comps, and the average price of season tickets being less than face price. Plus, they use "net ticket receipts", which implies that it is different than gross receipts. I'm no accountant, but I'd bet it was not close to $1.25 million
                              You're both right, my mistake, I thought I read gross, not net.

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                              • UNI back on the Iowa schedule

                                Sept 2 2020

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