Branch campus funding is largely from their own enrollment, which is affected very little by athletics. I think Tri-Cities, Everett, and Vancouver are reasonably safe. Spokane has such an emphasis on health sciences that I don't think it'll be a major impact there either. Could be some issues in Pullman, but I think the impact of football on enrollment is overestimated. In a well-attended game, only about half of current students even show up, and they rarely stay.
No. Both Presidents, both AD’s, and the Governor has said and declared today that the Apple Cup will continue.
Nothing in writing, yet. Tomorrow, press conference.
Where are you even seeing AC rumblings? UW should pound sand. I couldn't care two sh*ts about keeping the Apple Cup. This whole phony "keep the whole state together" garbo shouldn't exist.
I will definitely miss the last game of the season being Apple Cup. However, if it is played earlier in the season we have a better shot of making the game competitive with weather and depth not nearly as big a factor.
I still just can't believe uw and Whoregon would jump for the money. Like they don't have enough now?
If you think the game moving to September will make it more competitive, wait until you see what the roster looks like after all the legit D1 talent hits the portal.
Appl Cup in September is like Christmas in July,, it just isn’t the same and never will be
If the Governor says the ac will continue, that’s one reason to believe it won’t.
