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Pitt Gorilla · 12-22-2014, 08:13 PM

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Prison Bitch · 02-22-2015, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by kchero

I've stated it on here before. When my wife worked at Cerner they had an unmanned desk with ku football tix just laying there. Kind of comical because they had a sign that said limit four...at an unmanned desk..with plenty of tix still laying there.

They were purchased first by the Cerner co-founder who's a Kansas grad. Do you know what "free tickets" means?

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The point is PB is poking fun at a tix site having Mizzou bball tix for a dollar...when it is a bad product nobody cares, hence the current state of Mizzou bball and Ku football.

Nowwwwww you guys understand the concept. How convenient.

Bambi · 02-22-2015, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by kchero

I've stated it on here before. When my wife worked at Cerner they had an unmanned desk with ku football tix just laying there. Kind of comical because they had a sign that said limit four...at an unmanned desk..with plenty of tix still laying there. The point is PB is poking fun at a tix site having Mizzou bball tix for a dollar...when it is a bad product nobody cares, hence the current state of Mizzou bball and Ku football.

So when it says "limit of four" but there are still "plenty of tix laying there" what is comical?

That Cerner employees didn't steal and were following the rules?

You don't think corporations give purchased sports tickets away to their employees once in a while? What planet are you from?

Bambi · 02-22-2015, 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by mac459

So now there are rules as to what counts as giving away free tickets

WFAN every year gives 5 trips to the Super Bowl during a call in trivia contest during Mike Francesa's show.

Does this mean no one wants to go to the Super Bowl?

Prison Bitch · 02-22-2015, 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Bambi

WFAN every year gives 5 trips to the Super Bowl during a call in trivia contest during Mike Francesa's show.

Does this mean no one wants to go to the Super Bowl?

He didn't read his own links. He just googled "Kansas football free tickets", found the link, and posted without reading it first. Embarrassing? Yeah.

**Bowser** · 02-22-2015, 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Bambi

WFAN every year gives 5 trips to the Super Bowl during a call in trivia contest during Mike Francesa's show.

Does this mean no one wants to go to the Super Bowl?

At long last, we have reached the nadir of this thread - comparing the demand for KU football tickets to the demand for Super Bowl tickets.

**Perineum Ripper** · 02-22-2015, 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Prison Bitch

He didn't read his own links. He just googled "Kansas football free tickets", found the link, and posted without reading it first. Embarrassing? Yeah.

Here since you guys have rules on free tickets..since signing up for a free giveaway of free tickets isn't good enough

Here the KU Football program gave the veterans and active military1000 free tickets

I asked you about it earlier but you ignored it..all that was asked is when KY gave out free tickets..nothing was said about not signing up for free raffles..keep dancing around though it is funny to watch the rules change on what is free

http://m.cjonline.com/sports/footbal...rans#gsc.tab=0

Eleazar · 02-22-2015, 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by mac459

Here the KU Football program gave the veterans and active military1000 free tickets

Embarrassing. I am sick and tired of our returning military veterans not getting the respect they deserve.

kchero · 02-22-2015, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Prison Bitch

They were purchased first by the Cerner co-founder who's a Kansas grad. Do you know what "free tickets" means?

Nowwwwww you guys understand the concept. How convenient.

And yet we keep hearing from your pile hole how great ku football and the big 12 is as you deflect to Mizzou bball and you still haven't caught the irony of the BS you shovel out of your mouth...but go ahead, continue to spit out your white noise and jerk off your twin. No-one, including other ku fans take you seriously anyways.

kchero · 02-22-2015, 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Bambi

So when it says "limit of four" but there are still "plenty of tix laying there" what is comical?

That Cerner employees didn't steal and were following the rules?

You don't think corporations give purchased sports tickets away to their employees once in a while? What planet are you from?

You can't be this dumb...wait. Let me spell it out for you. It is comical that an unmanned booth has a sign saying limit of four to unwanted tix that sit there in piles because nobody wants them even if they are free.

Prison Bitch · 02-22-2015, 12:58 PM

Kansas (KC Star Link)

▪ Operating revenue: $97.681 million

▪ Operating expenses: $90.057 million

▪ Operating profit: $7.625 million

KU athletics reports record revenue, nearing $100 million, and expenses in 2014

Missouri’s athletic revenue hits $83 million in 2014, but debt, expenses rise as well

Unlike most athletic departments, KU made more money after expenses from men’s basketball ($9.774 million) than it did from football ($8.333 million) in fiscal year 2014. After expenses, K-State made $27.866 million from football and $5.502 million from men’s hoops while Missouri made $14.229 million from football and $6.309 million from men’s basketball.

K-State

▪ Operating revenue: $72.935 million

▪ Operating expenses: $62.577 million

▪ Operating profit: $10.358 million

K-State’s athletic department set all-time highs for athletic revenue, expenses, football revenue ($44.117 million), ticket sales ($15.655 million) and concession sales ($2.913 million). It did so while funding scholarships in women’s sports at a higher level than previous years and after going without state and institutional support, which was $778,484 in 2013.

Missouri

▪ Operating revenue: $83.719 million

▪ Operating expenses: $80.230 million

▪ Operating profit: $3.489 million

Mizzou’s annual operating revenue grew nearly 10 percent and reported a positive balance sheet that allowed the athletic department to transfer $2,179,583 of its $3.5 million operating profit to the university for “initiatives outside of athletics.”

▪ Source: NCAA Membership Financial Reporting System documents for fiscal year 2014 (July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014).

▪ Note: Kansas and K-State documents released by their athletic departments this month. Mizzou’s document was obtained by The Star last month through an open records request

WhawhaWhat · 02-22-2015, 01:24 PM

J'Den Cox coming up next on BTN. He's an incredible wrestler.

'Hamas' Jenkins · 02-22-2015, 01:37 PM

Mizzou just won the national duals and will be ranked #1 in the country.

I actually saw Cox lose as a HS freshman because one of my friends was an asst. coach for the other team. Not knowing my ass from a hole in the ground WRT wrestling, I was completely unaware he'd end up being the best high school athlete I've ever seen live.

Rudy tossed tigger's salad · 02-22-2015, 01:42 PM

Mizzou will have a tough time winning the real championship, but I'm rooting for them. Gophers and Hawks have the worst fan bases by far and Ohio State is just fun to root against.

kchero · 02-22-2015, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Mizzou just won the national duals and will be ranked #1 in the country.

I actually saw Cox lose as a HS freshman because one of my friends was an asst. coach for the other team. Not knowing my ass from a hole in the ground WRT wrestling, I was completely unaware he'd end up being the best high school athlete I've ever seen live.

The guy is ridiculous and a freak athlete. Awesome to win national duals and be #1.

Bambi · 02-22-2015, 01:46 PM

Can't we all just get along?

When I arrived in Columbia in August of 1979, I had no idea what the MU/KU rivalry was all about. Growing up, I had known of Army/Navy, USC/UCLA and Nebraska/Oklahoma, but the Missouri/Kansas battle was not on my radar. I learned quickly that the dislike between the two schools ran heavy and deep.

During football games, you could feel the tension in the air and at the Hearnes Center for basketball, it was even more intense because of the noise and the close confines of the arena.

When I started dating Linda, I did not know that she had attended KU, not that it really would have mattered. We watched this year's game with her sister who was visiting from Kansas City, Kan. Both are Jayhawk fans and wore it just as proudly as I wore my Mizzou sweatshirt.
Phil Hartung, '83

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Prison Bitch Rabbi Goldmann Join Date: Nov 2012 Casino cash: $5450159	Kansas (KC Star Link) ▪ Operating revenue: $97.681 million ▪ Operating expenses: $90.057 million ▪ Operating profit: $7.625 million KU athletics reports record revenue, nearing $100 million, and expenses in 2014 Missouri’s athletic revenue hits $83 million in 2014, but debt, expenses rise as well Unlike most athletic departments, KU made more money after expenses from men’s basketball ($9.774 million) than it did from football ($8.333 million) in fiscal year 2014. After expenses, K-State made $27.866 million from football and $5.502 million from men’s hoops while Missouri made $14.229 million from football and $6.309 million from men’s basketball. K-State ▪ Operating revenue: $72.935 million ▪ Operating expenses: $62.577 million ▪ Operating profit: $10.358 million K-State’s athletic department set all-time highs for athletic revenue, expenses, football revenue ($44.117 million), ticket sales ($15.655 million) and concession sales ($2.913 million). It did so while funding scholarships in women’s sports at a higher level than previous years and after going without state and institutional support, which was $778,484 in 2013. Missouri ▪ Operating revenue: $83.719 million ▪ Operating expenses: $80.230 million ▪ Operating profit: $3.489 million Mizzou’s annual operating revenue grew nearly 10 percent and reported a positive balance sheet that allowed the athletic department to transfer $2,179,583 of its $3.5 million operating profit to the university for “initiatives outside of athletics.” ▪ Source: NCAA Membership Financial Reporting System documents for fiscal year 2014 (July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014). ▪ Note: Kansas and K-State documents released by their athletic departments this month. Mizzou’s document was obtained by The Star last month through an open records request
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