Are you arguing with one of your multiple personas or did you forget you weren’t logged in as Steele?blood pressure up?
interesting how if you disagree around here and then provide examples that comes across as being upset
I wonder where the money is spent that puts TCU’s budget at 20, 30.5 and 38 million more than Baylor, Oky State and Tech’s, respectively. That is 21%, 36% and 49% higher.”Only a decade ago, the private school tucked within the bustling cowtown of Fort Worth was classified as a mid-major program and still holds a fraction of the athletic budget of most of its competitors.”
Big 12 athletic budgets, Per 247:
BIG 12
1. Texas: $184,373,919
2. Oklahoma: $157,594,460
3. TCU: $115,240,541
4. Kansas: $111,603,499
5. West Virginia: $98,851,233
6. Baylor: $95,214,007
7. Oklahoma State: $84,671,698
8. Texas Tech: $77,416,037
9. Kansas State: $76,414,388
10. Iowa State: $71,773,252
I don't know, but if it means going to bowls and other things, keep it up.I wonder where the money is spent that puts TCU’s budget at 20, 30.5 and 38 million more than Baylor, Oky State and Tech’s, respectively. That is 21%, 36% and 49% higher.
I think the story’s been edited to fix those glaring errors.
Texas a powerhouse? Lolz…I saw no reference to Stephen F. Austin or Sam Houston State in the SI article. It does say: "The school went from competing against league foes such as New Mexico and Hawai’i to facing conference powerhouses like Texas and Oklahoma."
Do you even Texas, bro? Don't you remember, they're back! They're moving to a conference where they'll be treated with the respect they deserve! They're finally getting away from this lesser conference where they'll be able to win against the big boys, not lose to TCU and Kansas on the regular!Texas a powerhouse? Lolz…