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[QUOTE="sufan59, post: 5356381, member: 8789"]
They have to get major volume of small to medium sized donors. I’m sure the NIL fees on tickets is coming, this campaign is just a start. Major donors can only be tapped so often before they question why they can’t join in the revenue sharing when they are basically the main funders of the operation. Major donors I’m sure will still have influence moving forward, but this is truly the only way that works that ultimately keeps some semblance of college sports. As fans we can keep an athletic department much more honest on its priorities to win for the benefit of everyone vs an owner who could have their own self interests once this is an investment opportunity. Ultimately the athletic department is expanding in ways it hasn’t in decades and they need more funds in order to continuing furthering the mission that we as fans believe in such as paying players. We may not like how they approach that mission some of the time. However, the other option essentially is the end of college sports for real. You would have to legit put measures in the contract agreements that the athletic programs need to stay in Syracuse if sold to investors. Maybe investors see better opportunity for the program in Florida or Arizona.
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