College Basketball Budgets

[Silverbacked1]

Don't they just use ethanol Norm? It is cheaper and clean burning. Or so I've heard.

[Norm Peterson]

Don't they just use ethanol Norm? It is cheaper and clean burning. Or so I've heard.

That's probably what Creighton uses in their private jet when they go recruiting.

 

Oh, wait ...

[49r]

Hey, 49r, you s'pose when Double Douche attributed our increased hoops budget just to coaching buyouts that he forgot to factor in the cost of jet fuel?

 

https://twitter.com/chrisharriman24/status/386118532716453889

 

I think he forgets to factor in a lot of things.  Common sense being one of those things.  Rational thought may be another.

[Creighton Fan]

 

Don't they just use ethanol Norm? It is cheaper and clean burning. Or so I've heard.

That's probably what Creighton uses in their private jet when they go recruiting.

 

Oh, wait ...

 

 

I think you might just be surprised Normy....

[Searching 4 Chester Surles]

one could say the only schools in the top 25 that "dont belong" for recent success would be Nebraska, Auburn, and maybe South Carolina but even they have been in the tournament as recent as 2004 and are back on the rise. Hopefully the correlation continues for NU.

 

I'd add to that... Oklahoma State is DEFINITELY not getting Boone's monies worth. Georgetown is also paying quite a bit for first-round flameouts. Arkansas definitely needs an audit to find out what their spending money on (it's not success). For a private school, St John's is shelling out an awful lot to be annually mediocre. Oklahoma isn't great. Seton Hall has picked up some huge recruits this year, but they haven't been relevant since the early 90s. And good gawd... DePaul! DEPAUL!!

 

So that's about a third of the top 30 that's not getting a respectable ROI.