I figured you would come back with some foolishness like this, so I went back to check JSU's enrollment growth over the past few years, calculated a growth rate (because I do know how to do that) and a estimated number of students in five years. It doesn't come close to 15,000 students. Mr. Projection and Trend Analysis.
I also saw an article about a new dorm. The dorm will at 600 - 800 beds. Not 6000. Want me to link the article? You know I don't have to because you know it's true.
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I can't help but shake my head at this mind-numbing ignorance. That the city, county and state will benefit from the stadium is no secret knowledge that you all hold. It's not hard to realize that's true and to see why they would be interested in contributing. I never said the feds, county or city wouldn't be willing to help. The only entity that I suggested may offer some resistance is the state. You have to admit that's true.
My statement about funding streams was made simply to clarify that there were not 14 funding streams available to BUILD the stadium as some of your people seem to believe. Some of those will be available before and during construction. Some afterwards.
There's no need for me to argue whether a tax credit is beneficial or not. I never said it generated cash, but it's laughable that you think it's not a financial benefit.