So, Kirk gets half a million for 8 wins and Bluder gets 25k for national coach of the year?
So, Kirk gets half a million for 8 wins and Bluder gets 25k for national coach of the year?
It's still not proportional.Crazy. It makes me wonder if there's more money in college football than there is in woman's college basketball or something.
And it's likely never going to be. Supply matches demand. Sucks, but it's an ugly truth.It's still not proportional.
No, it's still not proportional when considering the revenue involved between the two programs and the level of success achieved. I get it though; you guys like Barta a lot.And it's likely never going to be. Supply matches demand. Sucks, but it's an ugly truth.
Brands is probably the most accomplished coach at the school and still makes nowhere near what Kirk or Fran makes. It has nothing to do with success. Those two sports are the cash cows. That's why.No, it's still not proportional when considering the revenue involved between the two programs and the level of success achieved. I get it though; you guys like Barta a lot.
Are you saying football doesn't make money? Tell me that's not really your argument here. You should have done 2 minutes of research on that subject before embarrassing yourself with that post.In 2017, the Iowa football program was in the red by $2.8 million.
It's actually by design for athletic departments to spend more than they take in.Are you saying football doesn't make money? Tell me that's not really your argument here. You should have done 2 minutes of research on that subject before embarrassing yourself with that post.
It's actually by design for athletic departments to spend more than they take in.
Not a good look for the NCAA when members of an "amateur" league are raking in piles of cash.
Of course, football generates money; it also spends money. Apparently, it spent $2.8 million more than it made in 2017. I'd think the U could have given Bluder a tad more than 25k for being the best coach in the country this year, considering it gives Kirk half a million for being a tad over average.Are you saying football doesn't make money? Tell me that's not really your argument here. You should have done 2 minutes of research on that subject before embarrassing yourself with that post.
Brands is probably the most accomplished coach at the school and still makes nowhere near what Kirk or Fran makes. It has nothing to do with success. Those two sports are the cash cows. That's why.
EDIT: Brands also makes substantially less than Bluder herself. It's not a Barta thing, it's a revenue by sport thing.
Of course, football generates money; it also spends money. Apparently, it spent $2.8 million more than it made in 2017. I'd think the U could have given Bluder a tad more than 25k for being the best coach in the country this year.
No, it's still not proportional when considering the revenue involved between the two programs and the level of success achieved. I get it though; you guys like Barta a lot.
In 2017, the Iowa football program was in the red by $2.8 million.
Well, you obviously think about George Clooney more than I do.TK would also be upset if a lead actress in a high school play didn't make as much money as George Clooney does for a guess appearance.
Well, you obviously think about George Clooney more than I do.