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[QUOTE="Alsacs, post: 1338369, member: 652"] Luxury boxes at Louisville, Kentucky, North Carolina make HUGE money for those programs. I don't know about Kansas and Arizona but I am sure they have luxury boxes as well. Syracuse doesn't have the luxury boxes at the Dome for basketball because it a football stadium as well. They have those expensive courtside seats, but I think that is where the big money comes from for those other schools. 6th is awesome IMO we are the highest private school. [/QUOTE]
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