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#1
Quote from: Pat Coleman on Yesterday at 03:02:46 PMConverting QBs to other positions is quite common.
I believe wildcat11 was one of those.
#2
DI troubles at Oregon:
Top University of Oregon administrators said layoffs, program cuts and hiring freezes could be on the horizon to manage a $25.7 million budget deficit.
#3
This board can use more upbeat posters :)  ;D  :'( 
#4
Quote from: CNU85 on June 02, 2025, 12:21:03 PMThanks for the additional info, Ron.

I'd like to see their cash situation. If the loss is only $1.7 Million with approx $40 Million in plant and property, there's a good chance that depreciation may exceed the $1.7 Million loss. So, while the books may show a loss according to GAAP, they very well could be in a positive cash flow situation. However, like your post suggests, this situation is not tenable long term. I think it was a Sweet Briar president who said something like...."go get students and money".




Non profits don't use depreciation in their accounting.
#5
A Salisbury shirt in the Northpark Center mall in Dallas, Texas.
#6
Quote from: Ejay on May 27, 2025, 05:39:45 PMWill North Park be able to field a team  ;D
I looked up their roster.  Move the games to Sweden.  ;D :'(
#8
Quote from: DagarmanSpartan on May 12, 2025, 12:04:07 PMJust found out that my beloved CWRU Spartans will be hosting a regional on campus.

Mather Park is one of the finest venues in D3 softball.

https://athletics.case.edu/facilities/mather-park/8

GO SPARTANS!!!
You can say that again.
#9
Pro ball / Re: MLB Topics
May 11, 2025, 10:30:24 PM
Quote from: Ralph Turner on May 04, 2025, 02:21:23 PMThe Los Angeles Browns? It Almost Happened, in 1942

https://www.si.com/mlb/dodgers/news/the-l-a-browns-it-almost-happened-in-1942

A fun article to read from SI.
They used to have spring training at a local ballpark in my home town of Burbank, California.
#12
Quote from: Ron Boerger on April 30, 2025, 02:50:12 PMAccording to the IRS, GCU has been "non-profit" since 2015. 

As of their June 2024 tax filing, the school reported revenue of $1.87B, expenses of $1.84B, total assets of $2.05B, and total liabilities of $1.54B.  I would love to dig further into that but can't take the time now (and it's not D3 so who cares anyway ;D)
Sorry!  I googled it, and that was what came up. So I didn't pursue it.
#13
Quote from: Kuiper on April 29, 2025, 07:07:02 PMLooks like the future of D1 athletics involves cutting or downgrading in status teams in a lot of non-revenue sports.  In some cases, D3 will be the beneficiary.

https://x.com/NILvsNLI/status/1916963013338534071

QuoteGrand Canyon University announced today that it is dropping its Men's Volleyball program to club status.

At least 183 NCAA Olympic sports programs have been slated for elimination or downgrading in just the past 5 months.

https://x.com/NILvsNLI/status/1917352259765314041

QuoteOne NCAA Division 1 non-revenue Olympic sports program has been eliminated or downgraded in status every 4-5 days, on average, since last November...
Grand Canyon is a for profit university.
#14
That will help make the Massey Ratings look more accurate.
#15
A Linfield Wildcat sweatshirt in the waiting area of the service department at Denton Mazda in Denton, Texas.
I had to enlighten her about Linfield and The Streak.  It seems she bought it at a thrift store in Portland during a work trip.