@dajaz027 A billion dollars is a billion dollars... I wish the SWAC got a billion dollars over a 30 year period. We're still playing money games to fund athletics.
@FlyGirl_Get_Em @alyjerevontedad@yardtalkhbcu The truth is that Prime isn't recruiting the same athletes... so if you're going to an HBCU camp it's because you're not on the radar for CU (or another FBS school). Sure you might find a hidden gem at one of those camps who would bypass an HBCU given the opportunity anyway
@SheLoves_THEE@CLAYTON59964827 It's simple math... This is an 87K seat stadium with massive overhangs. You can see there are people under the overhangs on both sides from this picture (or there are other pics for reference out there). But in this stadium, 83% empty is 16K
@bmorebigboi @ehunt330ak @jarrett91574@Realrclark25@OfficialCrowder@DeionSanders@thepivot I can't tell you about how J-State was funded for those games but there is absolutely no reason for an HBCU to accept an invitation to play a game they have little chance to win to go in the red. Spending more on 1 game than they pay the HC?
@ehunt330ak @jarrett91574@Realrclark25@OfficialCrowder@DeionSanders@thepivot I did say meaningless in the overall football world. Winning the Celebration Bowl, Bayou Classic, Boombox Classic, etc. won't get any of those players to the next level. Most of those things are black culture at it's finest created by us to celebrate us.
@ehunt330ak @jarrett91574@Realrclark25@OfficialCrowder@DeionSanders@thepivot Not sure how surroundings and who you live around came into play but maybe you should ask the students transferring from Jackson to Boulder their opinion. Oasis and drinking water...funny.
@ehunt330ak @jarrett91574@Realrclark25@OfficialCrowder@DeionSanders@thepivot And that National Championship is meaningless in the overall football world. HBCUs were being left out of the FCS playoffs or got in but lost with little financial gain so the Celebration Bowl was created to even the playing field and give HBCUs some financial relief.
@ehunt330ak @jarrett91574@Realrclark25@OfficialCrowder@DeionSanders@thepivot As a Grambling man who now lives in Colorado, Colorado is WAY better because they have resources (i.e. their own money). You can't even compare the two because the disparity is that great.