"The big money boosters need to step up"

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People are always quick to spend other people's money. It's usually the have nots telling the haves to spend more. What a world.
 
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So in the OPs opinion, our big money guys need to open their wallets? I never even thought of this :)

My opinion is irrelevant...it's an often expressed opinion on here. :)

My opinion is actually that it's okay to wait and save $2.5 million, but whatever the case I want the next coach to be a step up from Butch and a quality hire.

If some impatient fans want Butch gone now, "just because", then they should pony up!

Is my actual point. :hi:
 
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Or is it run by village idiots? And who is the actual idiot? :lolabove:

I am well aware that Haslam is a billionaire, and DishTV mogul Ergen is as well (how strongly Ergen cares about UT football compared to Haslam is debatable).

This is more about YOU, or at any rate those complaining about Butch not being bought out.

Hell...Haslam is reported to be worth $2.5 billion. So even for him, $2.5 M is 0.1 %.

That would be the equivalent of $400 for the average net worth of a person in Tennessee.

How many of you are willing to donate even $400?

And let's take into account that Haslem is likely already donating a ton of money to UT. How many of you have given one cent?

So how about it? It would take 6250 people donating $400 to pay Butch's $2.5 M additional buyout prior to end of season.

It's easy to sit back and whine, and want someone else to pay for it. Put up the money yourselves, or STFU. :)
Tell me where to mail the check ****er.
 
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Ha... a little Pervy imo

:lolabove::lolabove:

Seriously though...there are some open Saban admirers among the rank of so called Vol fans, who, I think, would like to "pleasure" him. :p

And for the grammatically challenged individual above asking the question about quotes, in this case I am using them because "pleasure" is a euphemism for something else. :p:p
 
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It's costing Tennessee more than 2.5 million to keep him till the end if they do. They can lose a ton more than that in a single game day.
 
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People are always quick too spend other people's money. It's usually the have nots telling the haves to spend more. What a world.

Exactly. Many of those whining about the big money boosters not stepping up have likely not contributed a single dime to the University. And those are the ones I'm calling out.
 
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It's costing Tennessee more than 2.5 million to keep him till the end if they do. They can lose a ton more than that in a single game day.

Easy to assert without proof.

Is that a drop in concessions at Neyland? According to my sources, almost all the tickets for this season are already sold.

Exactly how will UT lose that amount in the next 3 weeks?

But you're missing the point. Feeling impatient? Open up your own wallet! :)
 
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Look how well firi g the coach midseason worked for Florida today. At this point, what difference does it make?

(it hurts to ask that question)
 
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Easy to assert without proof.

Is that a drop in concessions at Neyland? According to my sources, almost all the tickets for this season are already sold.

Exactly how will UT lose that amount in the next 3 weeks?
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They won’t but it will tell them what the forecast is for next year. Empty seats means a serious decrease in next years sales
 
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Here’s the simple problem with your “math”

We have billionaire and half billionaires in our top 20 boosters.

But i digress, this fanbase is ran by village idiots.

#visit the Gruden thread , the cup runith over with the dumbass over there
 
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Easy to assert without proof.

Is that a drop in concessions at Neyland? According to my sources, almost all the tickets for this season are already sold.

Exactly how will UT lose that amount in the next 3 weeks?

But you're missing the point. Feeling impatient? Open up your own wallet! :)

Local economic impact is 8 to 10 million per game. Of course that's coming from the economy of kville not UT. Let's just say the university and those affiliated with it have a lot on the line.

I could care less when they make a change as long as Currie makes the right hire but you're viewing this very small picture. Idk what your sources know but I do know for a fact that donations are down for season tickets and this is the first early signing year. If you're looking at just filled seats as revenue lol.
 
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You said that UT would lose more than 2.5 million, not the local economy. Let the local economy pay the buyout if they want him out before season's end.

How much do you think on average a fan spends on a game day for concessions, apparel, other university endorsed products? How much do you think a 25 percent reduction in attendance affects this? This is just short sighted loss too without considering future ticket sales, donations, the recruits you land for being a good team, etc. The money line gets moved a tremendous amount if you have two home games that are 85k or less in attendance but by all means carry on assuming that those seats being sold mean everything.
 
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How much do you think on average a fan spends on a game day for concessions, apparel, other university endorsed products? How much do you think a 25 percent reduction in attendance affects this? This is just short sighted loss too without considering future ticket sales, donations, the recruits you land for being a good team, etc. The money line gets moved a tremendous amount if you have two home games that are 85k or less in attendance but by all means carry on assuming that those seats being sold mean everything.

There hasn't been a 25 percent drop in attendance and we're only talking about 2 home games left. Donations aren't going to go down if he's fired a month from now instead of now.
 
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If the UT AD sent me a letter saying we want to fire Butch, but we need your help to do it, I'd gladly send them my hard earned money. I do not get these threads that attack the fanbase. The piss poor results are not due to the fanbase. Every fanbase has some crazies and idiots, we are no different, but one thing we have shown is that we are loyal to Tennessee. These "villiage idiots" are largely why Tennessee can fund $340 million renovations.

But butch (op is probably one of his "many" supporters) and one of their narratives is big bad mean fans "not supporting" his stupid coaching and looking at what the real cause of all this really is.

Whoever next coach is will have same stupid worshipers
Dooley had his
 
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How much do you think on average a fan spends on a game day for concessions, apparel, other university endorsed products? How much do you think a 25 percent reduction in attendance affects this? This is just short sighted loss too without considering future ticket sales, donations, the recruits you land for being a good team, etc. The money line gets moved a tremendous amount if you have two home games that are 85k or less in attendance but by all means carry on assuming that those seats being sold mean everything.

Then open up your OWN DAM WALLET!

Is the point...
 
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But butch (op is probably one of his "many" supporters) and one of their narratives is big bad mean fans "not supporting" his stupid coaching and looking at what the real cause of all this really is.

Whoever next coach is will have same stupid worshipers
Dooley had his

Nope! Not about "supporting Butch".

I don't support coaches, I support the program.

I'm just saying those wanting Butch gone...NOW! RIGHT THIS MINUTE!! ...can help pay for it, if it's really THAT BIG OF A ****ING DEAL. :)
 
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It seems a lot of you are frustrated that Jones is not gone yet, but it's well known that waiting a few more weeks will save UT a cool $2.5 M.

I often hear that "big money boosters" need to step up.

Well...if a guy is worth $100 million, and he covers the whole thing, he has given away 2.5% of his net worth. The equivalent would be a person worth 100K giving $2500.

Well...according to this website, the average household net worth in Tennessee is about 400K. So this gives me an idea!

Tennessee Demographics & Statistics — Employment, Education, Income Averages, Crime in Tennessee — Point2 Homes

Crowd source it. You want a guy worth $100 M to buy out this year of Butch's contract? Do it yourself, and you only need 1000 buddies to make it happen!

Come on...you want the "big money guys" to do it and whine when they don't. DIY baby!

I'll start the drive myself. :p

Quite whining and put your money where you mouth is! :rock:

Your posts are cancer.
 

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