You Think This 2-10 Football Team Pays For Itself???

smkeeley posted 4/24/2008 from nunesmagician.blogspot.com [flag]

Over at the Daily Orange today, Matt Gelb and Ethan Ramsey released an article delving into the side of Syracuse Athletics we rarely get to see...the financial side. Definitely a worthwhile read for those wondering where all that money they spent of tickets, merchandise and Dome Dogs went. [link]

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