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Message: [QUOTE="Consigliere, post: 5489100, member: 559"] First thing I learned as a Econ major is that there is no such thing as a free lunch. There are certainly administrative COSTS with any enterprise. SU Football likely covers out of pocket by their lead donors while a grass roots group explicitly lists as a cost. It’s essentially a difference in accounting where one approach takes it above the line, while the other is below. To be fair, SANIL and BPS are commercial enterprises, so once administrative costs are covered they can realize a profit, but as a service business that is to be expected. At any rate both groups have contributed significantly to SU Athletics and the success of our teams and student athletes. [/QUOTE]