Fanbase NIL Contribution Poll

[forevershockerfan]

I hear where you are coming from. But at the same time, if we had somehow come up with that kind of jack I would be sick to my stomach knowing we were dropping 2 mil on a college basketball player. That’s just gross.

When the Wildcats come knocking at 21st and Hillside, it is due time to defeat them. This would make an old banking term ROI ( return on investment) make the Shocks happy and look wise.

[SubGod22]

I hear where you are coming from. But at the same time, if we had somehow come up with that kind of jack I would be sick to my stomach knowing we were dropping 2 mil on a college basketball player. That’s just gross.

And not a dominant player.

[Shocktoberfest]

I hear where you are coming from. But at the same time, if we had somehow come up with that kind of jack I would be sick to my stomach knowing we were dropping 2 mil on a college basketball player. That’s just gross.

[pogo]

Saw where the kitties of the small apple paid 2 mil for a transfer from Illinois. It makes me feel sad to think they can raise that kind of money and WSU, alumni, business owners and people living in Wichita can't seem to support their home town team.

[WstateU]

A good one to have on board…

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[1972Shocker]

They are going about this all wrong. Something tangible must be given in return back to the donor as in the form of a monetary prize and not of the “shake Quincy Ballard’s hand” variety. Not sure how they can run it in line with charitable raffle laws, but I would gladly come up with 100 bucks to get into a 50/50 pot worth $50k or buy $300.00 worth of $30.00 lottery tickets if some of the money was earmarked for NIL funds. Have a corporate donor cough up a big ticket item. The store was a start, now raise the bar a bit.

St. Jude's Children's Hospital raffles of a free new home in Wichita every year. And not some dump either.

[shock]

They are going about this all wrong. Something tangible must be given in return back to the donor as in the form of a monetary prize and not of the “shake Quincy Ballard’s hand” variety. Not sure how they can run it in line with charitable raffle laws, but I would gladly come up with 100 bucks to get into a 50/50 pot worth $50k or buy $300.00 worth of $30.00 lottery tickets if some of the money was earmarked for NIL funds. Have a corporate donor cough up a big ticket item. The store was a start, now raise the bar a bit.

Know anybody that could spare a cookie cake?

[Stickboy46]

Private equity "invests", they expect a return in some form or fashion. Not sure how this plays out.

It will end up with some bankrupt Athletic Departments

[shoxlax]

They are going about this all wrong. Something tangible must be given in return back to the donor as in the form of a monetary prize and not of the “shake Quincy Ballard’s hand” variety. Not sure how they can run it in line with charitable raffle laws, but I would gladly come up with 100 bucks to get into a 50/50 pot worth $50k or buy $300.00 worth of $30.00 lottery tickets if some of the money was earmarked for NIL funds. Have a corporate donor cough up a big ticket item. The store was a start, now raise the bar a bit.

[shocktown]

How were the prices for the tickets and SASO? At the very most, numbers stayed the same, right? I hope they wouldn’t be stupid enough to raise prices.

Charter Guardian $4,000 Great seats and parking
Tickets $625 x 4

Going back to 2016-17 season both rates have stayed mostly static.

[Dan]

Private equity "invests", they expect a return in some form or fashion. Not sure how this plays out.

[C0|dB|00ded]

I'm sure this will end well

Gambling and loan sharking.

[C0|dB|00ded]

They announced it on May 9th. So 10k in 12 days. Not sure if that's good or not lol

This may be the only time I'm thankful for the stingy citizens of Wichita. #Resist

[JVShocker]

$6500 for tix and saso.

I know it used to be for a good cause (student athlete and all), but man at 2.5 hours of entertainment for each game, over a 30 game season, that comes out to the equivalent cost of about $87 for an individual's hour of entertainment, $43.50 for a group of 2 people, per hour. I'm not certain it's been all that entertaining the past couple of years, so you would deserve a prize, or at least a free hot dog and soda every game. Yikes.

[WuShock16]

Timing is not optimal either. In the last month I begrudgingly shelled out $6500 for SASO and tix.

For me, I'm just not giving out more cash, especially now.

How were the prices for the tickets and SASO? At the very most, numbers stayed the same, right? I hope they wouldn’t be stupid enough to raise prices.