Powerball Pledge

[TherapyBull]

Thought I would change the subject a little from all the negativity surrounding the conference debacle.

If I win Powerball I'm pledging to donate money to buy out Skip, buy the indoor practice facility, and buy if not put a huge down payment on the OCS.

Whose with me...............

[Who'sYourData?]

ROFL

[Paisa el Toro]

OCS, no doubt! I'm with you.

[usfvictor]

I'm with you, but I would only put a significant down payment on a stadium, not pay for it entirely lol

[The Sheriff]

I would be willing to join the pledge... although my dad bought a ticket and said he would look out for me. I would assist in the Skip Holtz send off (I wouldn't directly commit to a stadium fund unless I could oversee every penny spent - just don't trust where the money might go with our current administration). I'd probably hire my brother-in-law and Mattie Gunz to run the stadium funds. They are two of the tightest guys with money I know and would ensure the money wouldn't get abused/misused.

[bullcocky101]

Create a facebook event and have everyone invite everyone they know...get the whole USF community involved and the chances of making this happen go up lol.

[bullsqrd]

I hope you win but an OCS will never happen. The capital outlay is enormous and football stadiums are only used six or seven times per year. Much more cost effective to lease Ray Jay.

[Hem]

I hope you win but an OCS will never happen. The capital outlay is enormous and football stadiums are only used six or seven times per year. Much more cost effective to lease Ray Jay.

That must be why all these other schools rent out stadiums...oh..wait...

[jvwvu]

If I win I will donate $1 million to USF within first year.

[TheUpperHand]

I was daydreaming about this today. I don't think I'd buy the stadium outright, though. Is building a stadium anything like a house loan? If it's a 30 year loan (which coincidentally, you can elect to receive Powerball payments over 30 years), I'd probably committ to making payments for the first 15 years, after which point the university has to step up. I also wouldn't mind investing some money developing the area around campus to make it less of a s---hole.