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SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFModerators: PonyPride, SmooPower
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SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFESPN.com
Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon invests $250M in AAF http://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/2603 ... s-250m-aaf
Re: SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFDundon is a '93 grad, Economics. Phi Delt
Re: SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAF
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Re: SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFDon was a member of Phi Gamma Delta (was president) - he was not a Phi Delt as was mentioned in an earlier post
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Re: SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFDoes it really matter what fraternity he was in 25 years ago? That seems kind of desperate.
Re: SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFJust trying to correct an incorrect statement
Re: SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFAppreciate the correction
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If anything, it means that RGT trying to eliminate the greek system over time is a bad move. That is where the $$$$$ is
Re: SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFThe deal is that it's not 250 mil at once and he can choose to stop funding. He has committed so far to 250 mil if it keeps working out for him.
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2 ... nvestment/
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Re: SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFAbout to crash and burn. No way the NFL is going to give/lend it's players to this garbage league.
https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/03/27/allia ... tom-rendon
Re: SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFIf you watch it... it is pretty good football. Crowds are not real good in some places but others like San Antonio they get good crowds.
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Re: SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFThey need to play in minor league stadiums in minor league cities and pay minor league salaries.
The challenge is that conflicts with the interests of TV. What they should do is establish a second draft after the NFL draft and draft players straight out of high school + the remaining players who didn't get picked by the NFL. Use the league as a development league and college bypass and sell the players to NFL teams through a transfer fee like soccer. Create 10 teams, 5 in Flordia, and 5 in Texas and just play in high school stadiums around the state. Two divisions, Texas and Florida, and the division winners play each other in the championship game. You will make enough money from attendance to break even, get a little money to put the games on ESPN + and from advertising, and your profit comes from signing players straight out of high school and selling them to the NFL.
Re: SMU Alumnus Invests $250 Million in AAFMeanwhile, Vince McMahon Jr. cashed in 4% of his WWE stock (a mere $272 million) for the upcoming XFL reboot.
Why is minor-league football so intoxicating for wealthy people? https://www.si.com/wrestling/2019/03/28 ... shares-xfl
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