If you can get funding for a stadium then make the move. Better to do it before Whitewater decides to move up a couple divisions.
It's a topic we've gone over a million times elsewhere, but this article from last year has got me thinking about it again:
http://www.footballfoundation.org/nf...football-teams
What do you think?
If you can get funding for a stadium then make the move. Better to do it before Whitewater decides to move up a couple divisions.
Key for Whitewater is they already have a stadium and football facilities so there are no start up costs there. Have an established football program that could easily move up to 1AA. Would need a few other sports to jump to D1 so the athletic dept would need to get funding for that which is no easy task, but possible.
Well there are start-up costs. You need to come up with the money for 63 scholarships, plus the scholarships for other sports. Perkins Stadium seats 8,000, which I'd expect they'd try to expand with the "move to D-I."
Milwaukee's start-up costs are largely tied to the facilities. It's scholarship situation is better than any school in the country looking to add football (inordinate amount of female-to-male).
I'm just so ready for it. Especially with the way this basketball season ended for MKE.
Football stadium "fly-by" view of the rendering at Charlotte:
Charlotte's football stadium project discussion at Town Hall meeting
Football fan at Charlotte has got a tailgating ambulance ready.
http://ninernation.net/index.php?topic=29479.0
Some videos from Coach Lambert at Charlotte as they prepare for game 1 in August 2013.