There will be no problem with the Board of Regents approving the funding. It's a done deal.
Totally agree.
There will be no problem with the Board of Regents approving the funding. It's a done deal.
There will be no problem with the Board of Regents approving the funding. It's a done deal.
Gopher Warrior where are you? Gopher Warrior, we need to know if this is another violation of the "rules."
GOPHER WARRIOR?
GOPHER WARRIOR?
There will be no problem with the Board of Regents approving the funding. It's a done deal.
So much for donors in the pipeline.
Your Wrong : What this means is there is about 40 million in the pipeline.
In this case I think we need to be careful and wait to hear what is really said and presented at the meeting. Teague's word-choice could be bad in the above quotes, or the writer may have not used appropriate context.
If you read what Bleed quoted, it's actually difficult to understand exactly what the hell he is saying. The "future revenues" is key.
However, maybe what will really be talked about is something along these lines, which is a different story:
The athletic department will borrow funds. The full intent is to pay these back and make the the U and athletic department whole (excl the project) with private donations. We expect those donations to continue to come in over the next several years. We don't have the donations now and sure the CFO seemed to say we need 80% of project committed to with donations, but we're going to get started with construction now and eventually make everyone whole through private donations in the future.
Believable? Maybe. But, something along these lines would be very different than 'hey we make a lot of money through media contracts. we'll use some of that money to fund this thing.' (Which is fine to do and recommended by LNH on day 1, however it would be an incredible flip flop.)
In this case I think we need to be careful and wait to hear what is really said and presented at the meeting. Teague's word-choice could be bad in the above quotes, or the writer may have not used appropriate context.
If you read what Bleed quoted, it's actually difficult to understand exactly what the hell he is saying. The "future revenues" is key.
However, maybe what will really be talked about is something along these lines, which is a different story:
The athletic department will borrow funds. The full intent is to pay these back and make the the U and athletic department whole (excl the project) with private donations. We expect those donations to continue to come in over the next several years. We don't have the donations now and sure the CFO seemed to say we need 80% of project committed to with donations, but we're going to get started with construction now and eventually make everyone whole through private donations in the future.
Believable? Maybe. But, something along these lines would be very different than 'hey we make a lot of money through media contracts. we'll use some of that money to fund this thing.' (Which is fine to do and recommended by LNH on day 1, however it would be an incredible flip flop.)
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Go Gophers!!
Does this donation break the old rules or the new rules?
So, who has it right - Joe C. or Doogie? Inquiring minds want to know.
Well, one is plugged In and the other is as plugged in as me. I know who I'm gonna believe (at least until I hear from GW).
Yeah...the last interview from Norwood laid it out pretty well. $70 million raised so far, another $10-20 in the pipeline for donations and borrow $40 in June
All the sparring aside, the Lindahl's are an amazing family and true friend of Gopher athletics. For those who may not recall they also made significant donations to TCF Stadium construction and also donated extra money after the fact to make sure the field walls were covered beautifully in brick before it opened. Ski-U-Mah to the Lindahl's! Thank you!<script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
All the sparring aside, the Lindahl's are an amazing family and true friend of Gopher athletics. For those who may not recall they also made significant donations to TCF Stadium construction and also donated extra money after the fact to make sure the field walls were covered beautifully in brick before it opened. Ski-U-Mah to the Lindahl's! Thank you!
All the sparring aside, the Lindahl's are an amazing family and true friend of Gopher athletics. For those who may not recall they also made significant donations to TCF Stadium construction and also donated extra money after the fact to make sure the field walls were covered beautifully in brick before it opened. Ski-U-Mah to the Lindahl's! Thank you!
I think it's fair to keep eyes open
Since norwood is counting unannounced contributions toward he 70MM it is safe to say there are no locked in contributions right now?
As a practical matter, the only "locked in contributions" are those that have been paid (as is the case with any project like this).
I'm not clear on what you mean. Since the Lindahl's gracious contribution "has been in the works for some time" and has been counted in the 70MM touted by Norwood total since pre-Christmas by my recollection it is logical to conclude that Norwood doesn't have solid promises to add to the 70MM at this time. Fair to say?
Maybe there are additional contributions we or reporters such as Joe C are not aware of. If not, they may need to borrow a little more than the 40 to get started this fall. Not a big deal, unless revenues can't cover the checks that need to be written. The BoR vote may be telling on the solidity of the financial plan.