Arizona State
Posted by ugarte
Arizona State
Posted by: ugarte (---.177.169.163.IPYX-102276-ZYO.zip.zayo.com)
Date: January 07, 2019 04:12PM
Can't say that I expected that when Cornell went out to Tempe that they'd be trailing in both the polls (13 and 17) and the Pairwise (10 and T17) to the Sun Devils.
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Re: Arizona State
Posted by: French Rage (---.mediazone.com)
Date: January 07, 2019 04:24PM
Both Cornell hockey games this weekend will be on the Pac-12 network...wait what?
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Re: Arizona State
Posted by: Jim Hyla (---.239.191.68.cl.cstel.com)
Date: January 07, 2019 05:27PM
Funny thread, so far.
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Re: Arizona State
Posted by: Swampy (---.cl.ri.cox.net)
Date: January 08, 2019 10:16AM
ugarte
Can't say that I expected that when Cornell went out to Tempe that they'd be trailing in both the polls (13 and 17) and the Pairwise (10 and T17) to the Sun Devils.
Cornell went out to Tempe? When?
And why is the CU ticket office selling tickets for games at Lynah this weekend?
Hope your plane tickets to AZ are fully refundable.
Re: Arizona State
Posted by: ugarte (---.177.169.163.ipyx-102276-zyo.zip.zayo.com)
Date: January 08, 2019 10:46AM
we have a winnerSwampy
ugarte
Can't say that I expected that when Cornell went out to Tempe that they'd be trailing in both the polls (13 and 17) and the Pairwise (10 and T17) to the Sun Devils.
Cornell went out to Tempe? When?
And why is the CU ticket office selling tickets for games at Lynah this weekend?
Hope your plane tickets to AZ are fully refundable.
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Re: Arizona State
Posted by: cufan (---.hsd1.fl.comcast.net)
Date: January 10, 2019 11:26AM
Just curious as to who is footing the bill for ASU's extensive travel budget?
Playing ranked teams around the countr appears to be paying off this year - just look at their record.
Makes we wonder why we do not beef up our schedule a little. Maybe you lose a game or three but the team gets exposed to to flight competition.
Just a thought.
Playing ranked teams around the countr appears to be paying off this year - just look at their record.
Makes we wonder why we do not beef up our schedule a little. Maybe you lose a game or three but the team gets exposed to to flight competition.
Just a thought.
Re: Arizona State
Posted by: Beeeej (Moderator)
Date: January 10, 2019 11:45AM
cufan
Just curious as to who is footing the bill for ASU's extensive travel budget?
Playing ranked teams around the countr appears to be paying off this year - just look at their record.
Makes we wonder why we do not beef up our schedule a little. Maybe you lose a game or three but the team gets exposed to to flight competition.
Just a thought.
Coach Schafer generally insists that any school we visit will also visit us within a year or two. Some of the powerhouses simply don't care to entertain that kind of arrangement, and frankly they know they don't have to in order to get visits from decent patsies who have no such demands.
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Re: Arizona State
Posted by: ugarte (---.177.169.163.IPYX-102276-ZYO.zip.zayo.com)
Date: January 10, 2019 03:18PM
The Arizona State football team.cufan
Just curious as to who is footing the bill for ASU's extensive travel budget?
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Re: Arizona State
Posted by: Jeff Hopkins '82 (---.102.132.76.res-cmts.sm.ptd.net)
Date: January 10, 2019 07:51PM
ugarte
The Arizona State football team.cufan
Just curious as to who is footing the bill for ASU's extensive travel budget?
Beat me to it.
Re: Arizona State
Posted by: osorojo (---.res.spectrum.com)
Date: January 11, 2019 12:54PM
Any information what percent of D-1 college hockey programs are self-supporting?
Re: Arizona State
Posted by: RatushnyFan (---.133.36.132.ipyx-123457-zyo.zip.zayo.com)
Date: January 15, 2019 01:21PM
D1 hockey economics
FYI - ASU also had two donations totalling $32mm. Possibly much of this is earmarked for the on-campus rink they're building. Maybe some for the travel budget?
Guess that very few college hockey programs are self-supporting? University of MN had $4.7mm in ticket sales and $1.2mm in directed contributions. Coaches sales totalled $800k. Travel expenses were nearly $800k. Equipment cost a bit over $200k. Game expenses $200k. Overhead and admin $1.0mm. Meals $130k. Total operating expenses are $4.5mm compared to $4.7mm in ticket sales and $1.2mm in directed contributions. Essentially they're break-even comparing ticket sales to expenses, decently profitable if you include directed contributions. U MN D1 Economics
I imagine that some of the bigger schools (U Michigan, BC, PSU, U WI) may have similar characteristics. The problem for most others is the expenses probably don't vary that much (other than coaching salaries?) but the revenue and contribution pools are probably much lower.
FYI - ASU also had two donations totalling $32mm. Possibly much of this is earmarked for the on-campus rink they're building. Maybe some for the travel budget?
Guess that very few college hockey programs are self-supporting? University of MN had $4.7mm in ticket sales and $1.2mm in directed contributions. Coaches sales totalled $800k. Travel expenses were nearly $800k. Equipment cost a bit over $200k. Game expenses $200k. Overhead and admin $1.0mm. Meals $130k. Total operating expenses are $4.5mm compared to $4.7mm in ticket sales and $1.2mm in directed contributions. Essentially they're break-even comparing ticket sales to expenses, decently profitable if you include directed contributions. U MN D1 Economics
I imagine that some of the bigger schools (U Michigan, BC, PSU, U WI) may have similar characteristics. The problem for most others is the expenses probably don't vary that much (other than coaching salaries?) but the revenue and contribution pools are probably much lower.
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