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Here is what our future schedules are shaping up to be
2019 Aug. 31 at Texas Sept. 7 Grambling Sept. 14 at Bowling Green Oct. 19 UMass 2020 Sept. 5 at UNLV Sept. 12 at Baylor Probable Home FCS Hopefully Home G5 2021 Sept. 4 at Mississippi State Sept. 11 Probable Home FCS Sept. 18 SMU Oct. 2 at NC State 2022 Sept. 3 Probable Home FCS Sept. 10 at Baylor Hopefully Home G5 (likely road if 2020 is home) Sept. 24 at Clemson 2023 Sept. 2 at SMU Probable Road $$ game Sept. 16 Baylor Sept. 30 Bowling Green 2024 Sept. 7 at NC State 2025 Sept. 6 NC State
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''Don't be a bad dagh..."
1.1 million isn't too bad if it is attached to a home and home. If we took 1.1 million for just a road game I wouldn't like it.
The key missing piece of information is what the buyout is for the final home game. If that buyout is too low this is a bad deal.
''Don't be a bad dagh..."
We will make $1.1 million from the 2021 game and then play a home and home where no cash changes hands and the first game is on the road. That's the problem.
If the buyout is as little as $300,000 then NC State can buy out the road game in Ruston after playing Tech at home twice. They would be getting two guarantee home games for $700,000 each. Keep in mind we got $700,000 from Tennessee in 2004.
And I can promise you that if NC State loses either of the two home games they're not coming to Ruston.
We don't know the number yet, but I would be surprised if NC State entered into the deal with a number much bigger than that. Even if it's 500,000 they would be getting two games with Tech for $1.6 million or $800,000 per game.
And as I said, if they lose either of the first two games they're not coming to Ruston.