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Or I could argue we'll need more money as 2021 will open more events to rebound and there will be an increase in costs, requiring additional giving. The SEC is expecting to go back to 100% this fall. Everyone is ready for this pandemic to die, at least us non-politicians. I would assume as we get closer to fall, that will be the goal for the AAC as well.
I agree, this will be the end of sports if they keep it locked down. Other than charitable giving I don't give money unless I receive a service, and I don't pay for a service when you're going to yell at me about a mask and treat everyone as a potential vector of disease to be mitigated against. If they need more money they'll need to open the fun back up, I can make charitable contributions to help far more needy people than UCF football.
I guess my point is that I don't consider UCF football and their massive revenue worthy of a charitable contribution. Charity is not donating so we can get UCF into a P5 and a bigger mutli-million dollar TV deal, it's giving money to people that need it to live or are disadvantaged in some way. People can donate to UCF to accomplish any goal they want but the term charity just strikes me as odd. Everyone can do what they want with their own money though.
I’m with you. I buy season tickets, gave UCF money for 4 cutouts that probably never happened...We support them by showing up and buying merchandise, concessions.
Yeah I ran Cross Country and graduated just before the ended the men's team which I still got no explanation as to why it was cut. At least when I was in school the women's rowing team was garbage, they gave scholarships to un-athletic fatties who had never rowed before to fill out their Title IX obligation, I know cuz they told me.
Not really, meal plan was frequented, too much drag in the water to have a chance.
