UltimateHog

Welcome home Fernando!

Thank you for the random tidbit. Here's another, the Raiders $750M in public money was at the time the most in history. Which is why I said AT THE TIME it was believed we'd never see a deal that lucrative for a team again i.e. most public money ever + full revenue to the team.

The full venue revenue to the team was a BIG deal for Las Vegas, as it was obviously going to be a massive money maker and sure enough it is, #2 in the world last year behind only Wembley.

Will a new US stadium ever be able to pass Allegiant in revenue? Seems unlikely.

Allegiant Stadium recognized as Billboard's 2025 Highest-Grossing Stadium in the country and second-highest in the world

Damn, and they said at the time the Raiders new deal would be the last of its kind. They also get basically all revenue which is a shite ton in Vegas.

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The Raiders (via their subsidiary, LV Stadium Events Company, or StadCo) control operations, management, and booking of events.
They retain nearly all revenues from NFL games, concerts, other events, naming rights (e.g., the Allegiant deal), sponsorships, concessions, and premium seating.
The Raiders pay nominal rent (reported as $1 per year in early proposals) and cover maintenance and operating costs.
For non-Raiders events like UNLV football games, the Raiders charge rental fees (e.g., UNLV paid nearly $2.5 million in 2023 for home games).

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So on the flip side does this mean the Royals will get theirs in a couple years?

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He got what he deserved.

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That he did, $92 million dollars.

Single digits at the half. We looked better the final several minutes.

Man when everyone said Acuff was the next great Cal generational PG, they nailed it. Just unreal.

34-7 rest of game and in the elite 8, they're pretty good. :lol:

He's taught by Beamer. Quit being a beta.

That is incredibly weak and embarrassing for him and USCe.