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Do you really believe the numbers jSU folks posted on here without providing any source of where those numbers came from???
No clue. Seems to be more your issue than mine. You for some reason are taking the USA Today's numbers as gospel. I could point out inconsistencies in reporting all through the numbers that would lead me to question the final results. Most of the numbers are probably pulled out of someone's ass. But, if your goal is to be right rather than to get it right, keep up the good fight.
 
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So basically, some of y'all aren't going to trust the numbers these schools supplied to the U.S. Department of Education (as prescribed by federal law)?

If the numbers reported to the federal government aren't reliable enough, then what numbers are more reliable?

If not, then do y'all trust what your local school districts report when it comes to your child(ren)'s education? What about the property taxes and your fire protection?
More reliable? The schools are obligated to submit numbers. So, they do. Whether the numbers are more fact or more fiction is the question. Anyone who works in the Business Intelligence realm of IT knows that stats are a result of the interpretation of the reporting requirements and the availability and accuracy of the data. Holding these numbers up as fact is not advisable. There are flawed.

Southern especially knows this dealing with the APR.
 
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It's call worrying about your own school and not anybody else's. None of us are qualified to make any decisions for any HBCU. If you were you would be working that position and not on the internet talking about it. That's why it confuses me that you guys will break your necks to try and discredit a school. Crab ass negroes from Southern hate when their name is not mentioned lol
Where was the discredit at? The whole point of the discussion throughout the entire thread from multiple people from different schools were things they thought a school needed in place before moving up. Most of us aren't qualified to coach college sports or negotiate contracts and deals for pro athletes either, yet we discuss those daily on here. Why would this be any different? The whole point of the board is to discuss things right? If the OP didn't want folks to read the article and discuss it, she wouldn't have posted it on this board.
 
Where was the discredit at? The whole point of the discussion throughout the entire thread from multiple people from different schools were things they thought a school needed in place before moving up. Most of us aren't qualified to coach college sports or negotiate contracts and deals for pro athletes either, yet we discuss those daily on here. Why would this be any different? The whole point of the board is to discuss things right? If the OP didn't want folks to read the article and discuss it, she wouldn't have posted it on this board.


Where was the discredit at? Mane stop lol I'm done with this thread
 
No clue. Seems to be more your issue than mine. You for some reason are taking the USA Today's numbers as gospel. I could point out inconsistencies in reporting all through the numbers that would lead me to question the final results. Most of the numbers are probably pulled out of someone's ass. But, if your goal is to be right rather than to get it right, keep up the good fight.


Dude, no one is taking USA Today's numbers as gospel, but when you defend those who throw out numbers with no known source, I have to question your integrity. If you took the time and read the entire thread, you might understand why I decided to use USA Today's numbers. Apparently you didn't have a problem with a person from jSU using USA Today's numbers, but when I used their numbers, they all of a sudden became flawed. It seems like you have a problem with me telling people on here that their numbers seem to come clean out of their rectum. By the way, my reference to USA Today’s numbers was a direct reply to the post below. I guess you didn't realize that their comparison of subsidies came from USA Today, which I reply by making the comparison of non-subsidies. It seems like you are getting just like that flip-flop fellow, representing two schools.


Y'all keep throwing this around that SU is the only school that is under 50% subsidized. But when you look closely at your numbers, SU receives more subsidies than we do. A little over a $1M more than JSU does.

But per USA Today, SU's non-subsidized revenue out generated jSU's non-subsidized revenue by $1,873,372 in 2013-14.

SU'S NON-SUBSIDIZED REVENUE IN 2013-14
Ticket Sales - $1,958,960
Contributions - $58,656
Rights/Licensing - $2,244,568
Other - $819,784
TOTAL - $5,081,968

jSU'S NON-SUBSIDIZED REVENUE IN 2013-14
Ticket Sales - $1,699,062
Contributions - $0
Rights/Licensing - $554,606
Other - $954,928
TOTAL - $3,208,596

The difference in the two schools non-subsidized revenue = $5,081,968 - $3,208,596 = $1,873,372

USA Today's NCAA Finances: http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances
 
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No clue. Seems to be more your issue than mine. You for some reason are taking the USA Today's numbers as gospel. I could point out inconsistencies in reporting all through the numbers that would lead me to question the final results. Most of the numbers are probably pulled out of someone's ass. But, if your goal is to be right rather than to get it right, keep up the good fight.

LOL EXACTLY
 
Just like Black folks, when someone presents generic numbers with no known source of reference, they are good, but when someone presents the same numbers in detail fashion and a known source of reference, we have a problem. LOL!!!
 
Dude, no one is taking USA Today's numbers as gospel, but when you defend those who throw out numbers with no known source, I have to question your integrity. If you took the time and read the entire thread, you might understand why I decided to use USA Today's numbers. Apparently you didn't have a problem with a person from jSU using USA Today's numbers, but when I used their numbers, they all of a sudden became flawed. It seems like you have a problem with me telling people on here that their numbers seem to come clean out of their rectum. By the way, my reference to USA Today’s numbers was a direct reply to the post below. I guess you didn't realize that their comparison of subsidies came from USA Today, which I reply by making the comparison of non-subsidies. It seems like you are getting just like that flip-flop fellow, representing two schools.
How much do you like to hear yourself type and talk? I never took any side. I simply said the numbers are bogus. Poor soul. I suggest you build a bridge.
 
How much do you like to hear yourself type and talk? I never took any side. I simply said the numbers are bogus. Poor soul. I suggest you build a bridge.

How much you like to SEE yourself type? Apparently you like skipping over other people numbers just to tell me that the numbers I posted are bogus, when pretty much other folks posted the same GENERIC numbers with not one reference before I did. I guess another poor Black person who can see the twig in my eye, but can't see the log in their own eye. You have yet to reply to anyone else. I suggest you find someone else to UPLIFT.
 
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How much do you like to hear yourself type and talk? I never took any side. I simply said the numbers are bogus. Poor soul. I suggest you build a bridge.

He hasn't comprehended that yet lol. Which is the main reason I say it's not that serious. Bless his heart lmbo!!!
 
He hasn't comprehended that yet lol. Which is the main reason I say it's not that serious. Bless his heart lmbo!!!

And bless your little heart since you and that gSU person have failed to comprehend that those SO-CALLED bogus numbers were first posted by someone from jSU. Any logical thinking person would have known that, but one can only assume that logic wasn't part of the reason why y'all decided to ONLY reply to my threads. A little simple elementary math would have gone a long ways in understanding how a person derived of such bogus calculations.

To help you two illogical thinking individuals out, here's the detail calculations on how Clarksdale_Wildcat came up with that "a little over a $1M more than jSU ".

Per USA Today:
SU's Subsidized Revenue = $5,071,085
jSU's Subsidized Revenue = $4,008,650
Difference in Subsidized Revenue = $5,071,085 - $4,008,650 = $1,062,435

I hope you two can see that $1,062,435 is approximately a little over a $1M more than jSU. And here's the source ole clarksdale forgot to reference: http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances

Y'all keep throwing this around that SU is the only school that is under 50% subsidized. But when you look closely at your numbers, SU receives more subsidies than we do. A little over a $1M more than JSU does.

I have yet to see you and that gSU person criticize Clarksdale_Wildcat for bringing up these bogus numbers into this thread, but most likely logic and math are probably not y'all forte'. LMBAO!!!!!

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He is just doing his job lmao. He is the expert when it comes to school budgets. I bet they pay him well at that imaginary gig he has at SU. You see he posted his imaginary Car on here too. Jag89 =
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He is just doing his job lmao. He is the expert when it comes to school budgets. I bet they pay him well at that imaginary gig he has at SU. You see he posted his imaginary Car on here too. Jag89 =
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Nope....It's just a fun way of passing the time with a bunch clowns, especially that flip flop clown that still play the "that's my car that's your car game". I'm sure these should fit you.

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Flip flop aka little fella and his friends exiting his non-imaginary car.

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Elijah McCoy would be upset if he knew a clown was using his name in his avatar, especially a clown that has no idea what fluid viscosity and McCoy's most famous invention has in common.
 
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NCAA- "Yea I know that the paper says but sorry to tell you JAG89 those numbers are fake, we just didn't know how to tell you"
 
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NCAA- "Yea I know that the paper says but sorry to tell you JAG89 but those numbers are fake, we just didn't know how to tell you"

Okay!!!! This is my last post clowning around with you, but there is something I have to know. How does it feel to adopt another school so that you can stick your chest out and feel proud about yourself???

Him so happy to be a jsue tiger now:
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Okay!!!! This is my last post clowning around with you, but there is something I have to know. How does it feel to adopt another school so that you can stick your chest out and feel proud about yourself???

Him so happy to be a jsue tiger now:
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How much you like to SEE yourself type? Apparently you like skipping over other people numbers just to tell me that the numbers I posted are bogus, when pretty much other folks posted the same GENERIC numbers with not one reference before I did. I guess another poor Black person who can see the twig in my eye, but can't see the log in their own eye. You have yet to reply to anyone else. I suggest you find someone else to UPLIFT.
You do know I didn't quote you or anyone else when I said the numbers were bogus, right? But, see you are soooooooooo busy trying to win a message board argument that you just swing at anything that moves and just keep on missing. Like I said before... Poor soul. lol

Now, if you really, really, really wanna feel better about this, you can list every single poster who has ever referenced those numbers as the end all be all like yourself, and I will tell them all at once that the numbers are bogus. Will that help you any or do you still wanna cry over who said what, when, how, and why? Cause I could give a damn. lol
 
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