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Should Jamestown be accepted into the NSIC?
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They have to build a cafeteria. Admission to games vs adding water polo team with 40 students.Originally posted by SW_Mustang View Post
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I just hope Jamestown isn't charging admission to the games. That would send a message to everyone who doesn't want to pay... or something.
I wonder why Jamestown received a D from Forbes? Anyone know?
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I looked into it - Forbes assigned a methodology to measure post-COVID financial recovery, and UJ got the worst grade possible. Not the best answer but it's what I got.Originally posted by debergfan View Post
They have to build a cafeteria. Admission to games vs adding water polo team with 40 students.
I wonder why Jamestown received a D from Forbes? Anyone know?
What's wild is that UJ charges $22,000 in just tuition for undergrads and only has about 900 students. Niche says that over 60% are athletes too. Their degrees are worth an average of $60,000 annually.
That's one hell of a business model.
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So you supported adding Rutgers to the Big Ten due to the NJ/NY market?Originally posted by debergfan View PostThere is a reason why Georgia Tech is in the ACC and not the B10 or SEC. Both conferences don't want bottom feeders and markets with no value. The reason why Wyoming was ditched. You have to be selective.
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And American top 40 countdown Sundays in the 80s. That was must listen for grade school PMMOriginally posted by Dan Brookens View PostI can't believe we're 186 pages into this thread and no one has mentioned that Shadoe Stevens is from Jamestown. Announcer for the Hollywood Squares and Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson!
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Why not??Originally posted by Stanger86 View Post
So you supported adding Rutgers to the Big Ten due to the NJ/NY market?
“I think the worst thing you can do as a conference is to be restrictive about which programs can or cannot join. I don't eliminate any program based on enrollment, town population, on field success, or scholarship money, unless you're willing to pare down the current conference teams along with it.”
In all seriousness, I thought adding Rutgers (and Maryland) was silly. Sorry for jumping in, you weren’t asking me 🙂
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The bloated 18 team big 10 is so greedy with schools from coast to coast. They are trying to manipulate the playoffs for their financial benefit of course. I rue the day the venerable PAC 12 broke up. The sec is no better like the big, whispering into the ear's revenue better over here.Last edited by vikingfaithful; 08-31-2025, 07:40 PM.
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The Big Ten's recent expansion was all media driven I think. The earlier expansions, picking up Penn State and Nebraska, were more about quality I think, considering they are both high profile programs, and Pennsylvania and Nebraska are at least Midwest/Big Ten adjacent. Stretching to the coasts, though, was extending the media map.
The Big Ten now has 4 of the top 5 media markets, and 11 of the top 25.
No. 1 New York City - Rutgers
No. 2 Los Angeles - USC, UCLA
No. 3 Chicago - Illinois, Northwestern
No. 5 Philadelphia - Penn State
No. 8 Washington DC - Maryland
No. 13 Seattle - Washington
No. 14 Detroit - Michigan, Michigan State
No. 16 Twin Cities - Minnesota
No. 19 Cleveland - Ohio State
No. 23 Portland - Oregon
No. 25 Indianapolis - Indiana, Purdue
At the NSIC level, it feels like things just came down to timing and needs. Jamestown wanted to go D2, Upper Iowa was leaving, NSIC would want a school to replace them, seems like things just rolled out from there.
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