This means 100 less threads per month in this forum.Good insights from Hobbs
-Explaining he lets his coaches pick their non-conference schedule. Makes sense for the most part.
- “We were told, or it was suggested out there” that the committee considered Ohio St loss a win. Little ambiguous based on wording the mechanisms of this info being made available.
-Greg’s resources a priority
-Frugal with facilities in high cost of building area (paraphrasing)
-Revenue problem not spending problem (side of facilities, upgrade fundraising and successes)
-More on facilities in June
-RAC expansion rumor of alternate facility; “goal to never leave the arena”; contracting with company with experience avoiding leaving the arena
-mentioned/called out basketball fans, non-students especially, for not being out of their seats at tip offs like the rest of the conference does to support their teams
You weren't alone. I've been involved in all kinds of renovation projects that worked around shutting down the facility being renovated. One just has to be creative and it will likely cost a bit more, but it's worth it.Me and a very few others on here will do our best to not take victory laps on playing at the RAC Jersey Mikes DURING construction. So many know it all posters adamant that the construction HAD to displace the team for a year.
If Indiana can do it, so can Rutgers.
June isnt when the construction is to begin, it’s when the master plan is scheduled to be releasedOne thing I know about construction projects in New Jersey is that delays result in additional costs .Hobbs admitted Rutgers has revenue problems.It will be interesting to hear in June projected time frames for starting football and RAC construction.
Excellent interview.
Agreed, but Pat has said in both interviews he’s done with us that Rutgers needs to drastically increase our premium seat inventory. That will be a big focus of the JMA expansionExcellent interview.
I liked that he touched on why Rutgers won’t get ice hockey anytime soon. Bummer because hockey would be a great addition
The crux of the interview was that Rutgers sports doesn’t generate enough ticket revenue compared to rest of the other conference schools.
Football needs to sell more tickets.
Basketball needs to expand capacity.
Agreed, but Pat has said in both interviews he’s done with us that Rutgers needs to drastically increase our premium seat inventory. That will be a big focus of the JMA expansion