Wrong thread ....
I'll take that as a no!
But to be specific per the UCF Athletics web site...a story from 2005.
The stadium will have a 30-year debt service that will average about $4 million annually and will be covered by revenues generated by the football stadium from sources like suites and club seat leases, naming rights, ticket and concessions sales, donations, corporate sponsorships and advertising. Conservative estimates show the stadium having an annual income of at least $8.5 million from these sources. No public funds or tuition will be used to build or support the stadium.
They then signed a 15year, 15 Million dollar naming rights agreement with Brighthouse.
The university raised more than $4.5 million in private donations. In addition, the university has leased all of the stadium's suites and club seats for a total of more than $8 million over five years.
It was not until the Citrus Bowl backed them into a corner..did UCF react. I imagine that one day USF and the Glazers will be in a similar position.