@TXTeachersPet@SSN_OleMiss Its not the Million, its the contract needing to be fullfilled.....this is needed for all of college football. If not, kids all over the country will start walking from revenue sharing deals.
@KRusso108@TheLoudSilent@TheStevenWillis LSU Financial Breakdown Fiscal Year 2025
Total Revenue: $223.4 million
Total Expenses: $219.6 million
Net Surplus: $3.8 million
Wanna guess if they have already spent more this year? Lol. Coaches alone will eat up that 3.8 million x 4. Football Roster is like 15 million more.
@GeauxTigers7189@CoachJDillard Im not going to say Kiffin isnt an offensive genius. But he also is an idiot at time. He cost Ole Miss several games with his going for it on 4th from his side of the field. As well as refusing to take points when available.
@Marcus066541599@NFL_DovKleiman You can tell you arent from the south lol. Mississippi has the largest population of blacks by capita in the US. And you dont see the hatred between races for the vast majority or the state.
@UofLouisiana@ByPiperHutch@JSODonoghue It may not have been directly from the tax payers.....but that money was donated to the school....so that money could have been used differently as nit to use funds the tax payers do pay in
@BoodaCheese I am guessing this is an issue of Kiffin telling them to come with him and that buyout would be handled. But it never was. Now the players are stuck with the responsibility of paying it.
@M1k3WilDE@BoodaCheese Im sure every school in America knows what signing a rev share deal is. My guess is Kiffin told them to come on and the school will take care of it. But they never did. Now it falls on the players.
@JohnBlackzuf7@jebjuice@FoyUnion@EverythingRebs Your the dumb ass that brought up fake numbers about LSU and Ole Miss. Its going to be fun watching LSU continue to be mid every season. And stay off Ole Miss pages and forums and you won't have to worry about Ole Miss things lmao.
@LivingLambeaux@tyray12_@EverythingRebs@AYSSPORTS Ole Miss athletics reported a record $178.6 million in operating revenue and $183.7 million in operating expenses for fiscal year 2025, resulting in a deficit of approximately $5.1 million.