Georgia's Locker-room

[JarHeadJim]

 

[gmoney44]

Our locker rooms are comparable to a broom closet at Georgia.

 

[Orangezoo]

Is this at the practice facility or stadium? Ours from what I saw with our upgrades won't be a closet.

Also it's just wild to me that we are in a day and age where a photography studio must be built into a locker room..

 

[orangefog]

No water park? What a dump.

 

[Chip]

Our locker rooms are comparable to a broom closet at Georgia.

We have less fans and most of them have better things to do with their money.

That's not a dig at our fans either. Quite the opposite.

I'd never take a fund raising job for an athletics department. One, because I wasn't built for fund raising, but two, has to be the weirdest cause to sell. Maybe those two things are related.

 

[Cuse12]

Oh cool our annual off season content, always a few locker room upgrades by SEC schools every off season that make this fanbase shed a small tear. Yup off seasons here

 

[kcsu]

No water park? What a dump.

Where's the Poll?

 

[hoopsupstate]

Why don’t they just put an ATM machine in their locker room and give each player a PIN number so they can get cash whenever they want it? The bank could say it’s a NIL deal. $100 a day. Unfortunately, it would probably be a pay cut for the SEC.

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

We have less fans and most of them have better things to do with their money.

That's not a dig at our fans either. Quite the opposite.

I'd never take a fund raising job for an athletics department. One, because I wasn't built for fund raising, but two, has to be the weirdest cause to sell. Maybe those two things are related.

We have fewer fans.

 

[cliftonparksufan]

Our locker rooms are comparable to a broom closet at Georgia.

It shouldn't surprise anyone that 13 of the last 16 college champions have been from Georgia, Florida, Louisiana or Alabama. It's a religion. Here it's an afterthought.

 

[orangefog]

It shouldn't surprise anyone that 13 of the last 16 college champions have been from Georgia, Florida, Louisiana or Alabama. It's a religion. Here it's an afterthought.

It truly is a religion. Ironic that is the bible belt.

 

[TexanMark]

I'm okay with this. Cuse will never be able to compete with the SEC football factories. Just be the best they can be.

 

[orangenauburn]

Love the ATM idea

 

[orangefog]

Love the ATM idea

Yeah, I think each ATM could be sponsored by a booster. They could have a little plaque and the ATM could be directly linked to a booster.

 

[kcsu]

Yeah, I think each ATM could be sponsored by a booster. They could have a little plaque and the ATM could be directly linked to a booster.

Only if the ATM is back lit

 

[dollarbill44]

Our locker rooms are comparable to a broom closet at Georgia.

There's nothing wrong with that. I mean, have you seen their brom closets?

 

[OrangePA]

We have less fans and most of them have better things to do with their money.

That's not a dig at our fans either. Quite the opposite.

I'd never take a fund raising job for an athletics department. One, because I wasn't built for fund raising, but two, has to be the weirdest cause to sell. Maybe those two things are related.

I think if you're doing it right, you're selling "love."

And "love" can make individuals become very generous.

 

[OrangePA]

It truly is a religion. Ironic that is the bible belt.

Lot's of irony down south.

 

[sufandu]

It truly is a religion. Ironic that is the bible belt.

I live in the midst of it. I have some strong opinions about who most see as their god.

 

[qdawgg]

There's nothing wrong with that. I mean, have you seen their brom closets?

Ped State’s ears just started ringing

 

[syrBossHogg]

We're never gonna compete with this

But we can compete with our actual peer schools/lesser P5 schools. That's who we should focus on

 

[CuseCactus]

And yet one more reason to continue to lose interest in CFB. It’s like living in Elizabeth NJ - we can see Manhattan - but we aren’t able to live in the City. SU football is like triple A baseball now.

 

[wfschrec]

It truly is a religion. Ironic that is the bible belt.

You should read up on the origin of college football in the south. Has nothing to do with the bible. I live in Georgia and while it is seen as a religion by some the history behind it is more political and to this day still has political undertones. Some of the ideology exists even on this board as to why people in the south still point at football's importance.

 

[Shrmdougluvr]

We have less fans and most of them have better things to do with their money.

That's not a dig at our fans either. Quite the opposite.

I'd never take a fund raising job for an athletics department. One, because I wasn't built for fund raising, but two, has to be the weirdest cause to sell. Maybe those two things are related.

"What, you are going to donate that money to the local homeless shelter so some 400 people will be able to enjoy hot meals for the next year? Why on earth would you do that when you can have your name on a plaque above our long snapper's locker? You know, he's got an X-Box in there. Go Dawgs!"

In the end, i think most charitable people, really spread it around. At least, I like to think that.

 

[wfschrec]

"What, you are going to donate that money to the local homeless shelter so some 400 people will be able to enjoy hot meals for the next year? Why on earth would you do that when you can have your name on a plaque above our long snapper's locker? You know, he's got an X-Box in there. Go Dawgs!"

In the end, i think most charitable people, really spread it around. At least, I like to think that.

UGA football facilities: A donor’s guide

Each section in Sanford Stadium has a per-seat contribution requirement

www.ajc.com

That is a big part of donors for UGA then we have:

5 Georgia football players form donation fund

Five Georgia football players started working to leverage their status to benefit causes close to their heart.

www.redandblack.com

But by all means continue perpetuating the myth that all money goes to football. The donors also consist of former athletes who donate to other major charities but that wouldn't fit your narrative either I suppose. A large portion of donations are tied to football tickets and those donations are applied across more than 500 UGA athletes not just football. I guess it helps to have a passionate fanbase over a bunch of folks content to rake leaves. You get what you pay for.