I guess everything open to interpretation, so the anti-athletics brigade will try to spin it, but it sure felt like they (more or less) concluded the university should stay in DI and maintain football. I was a little surprised more people didn't actually take their survey questions, but the overwhelming majority "strongly agreed" or "agreed" with staying FCS D-1 and with the Big Sky.
The other big piece I extracted is that they really see fundraising and revenue building as huge opportunities. The piece I wish they'd included is that lack of funds due to bad leadership at the university level is the biggest cause for all the problems. It's shocking that the school had such a desirable trajectory under Arevalo and that trajectory nose-dived the second he left.
The other big piece I extracted is that they really see fundraising and revenue building as huge opportunities. The piece I wish they'd included is that lack of funds due to bad leadership at the university level is the biggest cause for all the problems. It's shocking that the school had such a desirable trajectory under Arevalo and that trajectory nose-dived the second he left.