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CBiebel wrote: For ND's 2 home games (and 1 exhibition), the numbers are: Indianapolis (exhibition): 7508 Arkansas-Pine Bluff: 9080 Iona: 8511 ND has sold at least 7,500 season tickets to start the season. Those are some truly impressive numbers!

CamrnCrz1974 wrote: pilight wrote: CamrnCrz1974 wrote: pilight wrote: Even most D-I football teams don't make money. Revenue from Division I football teams in 2007: $2,283,836,450 264 football teams in D-I means they average a little over $8M in gross revenue each. The median is far less, of course. Um, there aren't 264 Division I football programs, unless you are counting non-FBS teams. FBS and FCS are both D-I

Thought there were some schools changing from D1 to D2, although financially I'm not sure what kind of savings that may generate.

CompSci87 wrote: That would make her 6-4, which is a pretty respectable size for a 5. Jayne Appel is 6-4. But I guess your point is really that they don't have size other than at the 5. Didn't know KP was 6'4". Gonzaga's biggest player is 6'-2", so really I was understating. It's almost a 4" advantage at every position.

jimmyk wrote: Not a bad result for the Lady Bucs against a big-time school. Just gotta keep it up for a little bit longer next time. they looked pretty good, and mightve kept it even closer, but they looked a bit frustrated at the end (illustrated by evans' late technical). I'm worried bout how Hawaii will match up with the lady bucs tomorrow. We're gonna have to keep our jackrabbits in a lot. Btw if you're interested, and...

CBiebel wrote: Well, if you want to get into the whole revenue vs expenses thing, you could look up an Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act file for a given school. Every school is supposed to submit one and I think there is even a WWW site somewhere where you can look up every school. Of course, there is no one standard method for counting the money, so take them with a big grain of salt especially if you try to compare the numbers between...

p_d_swanson wrote: Andrea Riley (50 min): 44 pts (14-42 FG, 3-16 3FG, 13-17 FT), 8 ast, 6 TOs That her arm isn't falling off is a testament to her offseason workout. It rare for a non-NBA player to take almost 60 shots (42 FG+17 FTs)!!!!!!!!!! And for her to shoot that many shots and still have more assists than TOs is impressive--even if it is against Michigan State. I'd like to see how she'd fare on a team with actual talent....

The categories that are tracked are FG%, 3pt%, FT%, REB, ASS, TO, STL, BLK, PF, pts. For each category, each team's average (in the case of the first three) or totals (for all the others) are calculated. Then, for each category, the teams are assigned a score of 1-6, six being the best. Each team's scores are added up for a total score to determine the leading team. This spreadsheet, updated daily, shows the whole thing. HTH....

Recaps: http://www.okstate.com/sports/w-baskbl/recaps/112909aaa.html http://www.msuspartans.com/sports/w-baskbl/recaps/112909aab.html Riley once again shows how important it is to get to, and be successful at, the free throw line: 14 of 17 from the line. The Spartans share the load well: 4 players in double-figures, and two more with 9 pts. The Cowgirls had 2 players in double figures.

This is kind of hard on the eyes with the volleyball court as the main lines on the floor.