Of course they are. Colorado #20? WTF?******** made up numbers looking at that list.
Are you this 17n Stoopid? Go touch grass you Dubmass.The study, conducted by Ryan Brewer, an associate professor of finance at IU Columbus, calculated a program’s total value by taking a look at top-line revenues, growth and drivers of cash flow. The resulting number is supposed to be what the program would go for in the hypothetical event of a sale.
At 33rd in the country, Indiana’s adjusted annual value comes out to $386,000,000. That puts it above programs like Colorado, North Carolina, Miami FL, South Carolina, Louisville and even rival Purdue, whose adjusted annual value in the study is $279,000,000.
lol, take it up with the professor and the Wall Street journal. the Revenue rank correlates Even if you don’t like the sale price.Are you this 17n Stoopid? Go touch grass you Dubmass.
Oh look another simpleton looks for a post or article that paints Mississippi State in a negative light… also, let’s be sure that it’s entirely made up but that doesn’t matter.
Then let’s take said made up negative article and post it… and post it in a Mississippi state fan message board!
Some of y’all are just emasculated and ignorant. Why be fans if all your gonna do is run down the program

@85Bears is a joke, but this post of yours is insane.Oh look another simpleton looks for a post or article that paints Mississippi State in a negative light… also, let’s be sure that it’s entirely made up but that doesn’t matter.
Then let’s take said made up negative article and post it… and post it in a Mississippi state fan message board!
Some of y’all are just emasculated and ignorant. Why be fans if all your gonna do is run down the program