We are the only ones like this, so I get why they are confused. What a lot of people don't get is that the NFL gets better ratings, but The Game, The Iron Bowl etc have a much bigger national cultural meaning than the NFL until the playoffs.
@@AW11-e4h especially in the South we shut entire towns down for HIGH SCHOOL football imagine the insanity of tailgating at a college/pro game! It’s unlike any other atmosphere in the country. We show out!🇺🇸
I grew up about 30 minutes from this stadium. Dude... there is no way to understand it until you've lived it. I commented on a previous video of your stadium reactions about how college football is life in the South. (And yes BIG10 fans, I know you're just as hardcore as we SEC fans are.) There is just nothing like Saturdays in the Fall. If you're ever going to come to the US, come during college football season and just be ready to soak it in.
Yes sir! Moved to Athens from Chicago in '97 with my fam when I was 15. It was maybe 2-3 weeks before school and the season start. We were told that we would experience something we've never seen before soon. First Game comes and OMFG! RED AND BLACK EVERYWHERE! Droves of Dawg Fans literally everywhere! Someone took me to that game. I wasn't ready!😅 It was most incredible experience I've ever had. And I've seen Jordan play.😅 I then became a GEORGIA fan for LIFE! GO DAWGS!
Lyle, this is a fact : in virtually EVERY US State, the highest paid government employee is either Athletic Director, Football Coach or Basketball coach. The highest paid government employee anywhere in the US is University of Alabama Football Coach, Nick Saban. His salary in 2023 was 11.7 MILLION.
Major universities have ALL the cash. Whenever I hear people advocating for student debt relief from the taxpayers, I always think of these college who never even offer to chip in when they are richer than everyone
@@MrAitraining Especially Harvard. The Harvard Endowment Fund is just shy of 50 BILLION !! Think of it this way : that's Fifty Thousand times $ 1 Million.
I live in Athens, Georgia about a minute down the road from the University of Georgias campus. I go to about 3 to 4 football games a season. They are so fun especially if Georgia wins lol. A friend of mine got to tour the facility and he used the word "elegant" to describe it. Just started watching your videos and i appreciate your enthusiasm. Go Dawgs!
It's not just money. It's the SEC and we care about winning and our athletes first because we always get the money. We support our athletes even for the sports the don't bring in money they are still provided the best of everything.
Literally think of them as national teams. Each state is basically its own country anyway and the big college football teams are an immense source of pride. Also the fierce and territorial aspect of the culture around it really makes it feel much like a big international match rather than just college kids. The culture around college football in America is unlike anything in our professional sports. It’s truly special
My niece's husband worked for UGA Athletics Department and he truly loved it - it was his dream job. Every aspect of the athletes' needs is taken into account and absolutely no expense is spared. UGA has quite a few very wealthy donors and they are all more than happy to do whatever it takes to make UGA the best. I think it's probably hard for some people to understand the pride, devotion and passion that we in the South have for football - and especially for our GA Bulldawgs....go Dawgs!
As an alumni of the University of Georgia, we are part of the Southeastern Conference. We all make plenty of money in our football programs. Ticket sales, yearly donations, gifts, and shared revenue from the SEC we do okay
To put it into some perspective, their stadium holds over 90,000. Tickets average to about $150. Box office per game is over $13 million. That doesn't include SEC TV contracts, that doesn't include licensing agreements for shirts and jerseys, and on and on and on...
This is basically just for the football program (hopefully they would use at least the medical facilities for other student athletes too); other sports have their own facilities, though probably nowhere near this level.
O went to UGA in the 90's, and I currently live in Athens, where UGA is located. It's an incredible facility. College football is king in the South of the US.
I heard an interesting fact on the local news a few years ago. In 2019 LSU won the national championship, that season brought in more than 500 million dollars to the state of Louisiana that year alone.
You need to understand the total amount of money brought in by that school yearly. Imagine, conservatively, 100,000 fans at $200 per ticket for 8 home games each year. Thats not counting tv contracts, shared sec money, playoff/bowl money, and alumni giving.
College football is massive in the US especially in the south east. With stadiums seating from 90-100 thousand, TV contracts, merchandise. Football also subsidizes many of the other sports (baseball, tennis, soccer, etc..)
All these facilities entice the top High School players to pick their school over another to attend. This makes them even more important as a selling point as well as motivational for the current staff and team.
The reason why college football facilities are so nice is that the student athletes were not allowed to receive compensation for their services until a couple years ago. Football teams like UGA bring in $100M/year so that money funds coach salaries, other school sports, and of course facilities like these
Bro, Alabama had an Aussie player playing defensive tackle - Jessie Williams. He was really good too. Drafted by the Seattle Sehawks. He has a really good story, too. You should check him out.
In the last ten years, UGA's record is 114 wins and 22 loses! The best coaches and players want to come to Georgia because of it's commitment to winning, no matter the cost.
I would like to add a couple of comments (that will probably not be read) about the football program at the University of Georgia (UGA). While the University is public and receives money from the state of Georgia, the Athletic Department is considered separate and funded entirely by donations and used NO state funds to build this facility (or anything else for that matter, except coaches salaries). Also, our Athletic Dept. has one of the best ROI's (return on investment) of any major Universities in the U.S. Now, to address the Coaches Salaries. Yes they are exorbitant. However, this is considered acceptable and, you could argue, prudent considering the amount of interest that is generated for the University by a top tier coach and staff. Top college football programs are basically a 4 month advertisement for the University. Also, the resume for a high school senior to get into UGA has to be top tier. To support this, you can see a rise in the quality of student applying to UGA directly correlates with the hiring of Kirby Smart.
This is my team and this football facility took years to design and build. Our philosophy is invest in your team and its players and they will work hard as hell to win. In the last 3 years we’ve won TWO National Championships. #HowBoutThemDawgs😎🏆😎
This whole facility is just for the FOOTBALL team ! No other athletes or students. You need an ID card to enter. Other athletic programs have Other facilities and some do share facilities.
Facilities, coaches, Name image and likeness deals play a huge role in college sports. Athletics spend millions a year trying to stay ahead of the game and spend Saturdays and weekdays during college basketball season lobbying donors and potential donors to give money to help pay for facilities so the department can spend money on coaching staff, recruiting and marketing.
Not mentioned was that they also get some academic help... while football is usually the large focus, they are students and have to at least maintain passing grades to continue playing.
The roots of American college football go back 155 years, so a lot of what you’re seeing - particularly in the South - spans generations. The new season is about to begin, so try to catch some games if possible.
You should see the Oregon Ducks facilities next. They have Ferrari leather on their game film chairs. Honestly, all these facilities are world class, whether it's Alabama, LSU, Clemson, or Ohio State. They all have stuff like this.
The facilities, stadiums and fan support of “mid-level” college programs is comparable to that of the top level premier league clubs. All of America’s sports culture went into college football instead of any other pro sport
In regards to the cafeteria, I don't know about Georgia but at UNL (Nebraska Cornhuskers) whose facility rivals georgias by the way. But other students can apply to eat there, in a reservation type manor, to eat with the athletes. And it's for all athletes. Even the bowlers. Not just football
Every top college football teams has all this top of the line facilitys. U of O (Oregon started this arms race back in the 90's)🎉🎉 Check out their football & Track field facilitys.
The 80 mil is actually just for the new sections and renovations. The new indoor isn't included in that either. It's probably closer to 200 mil if you had it appraised
How do you feed these athletes? Check out a video by Sports Dissected on the LSU Nutrition Center and kitchen - What It Takes To Feed The LSU… - 25 chefs feeding 21 varsity sports, 3 meals a day, 7 days a week, every meal prepared/served fresh daily.
This is where the majority of our focus goes. Internal sports. Now imagine if we actually took things like soccer seriously to this level from the young ages.
Semi-related: I can't help but wax nostalgic about my 8th grade English course (in Alabama) and the new teacher that had just transferred in to teach it. Her name? Candice Fisher, wife of then LSU Offensive Coordinator, "Jimbo" Fisher. She was so hottt back then in the late 90's, mamma mia!
If you think this is shocking wait until you see High School Football Stadiums in Texas. Legacy Stadium in Katy, Texas costs 70M and seats 10,000. Eagle Stadium in Allen, Texas costs 60M and seats 18,000. McKinney ISD Stadium in McKinney, Texas costs 70M.
This is not the cost of a stadium, this video is about facilities & this is just the newest football facility additions, there are also football facilities at the stadium to host recruits.
Sports science at this level, is something else. They have nutritionists on staff that determine the best caloric intake of each player. So, depending on their needs, that's what they will get. They can take measurements of every aspect of each players physical performance, their gait, their fast twitch muscle response, their explosiveness off the ball etc. The workout routines are tailored to each guy. Nothing is left to chance. This is all common with top tier college football programs. And no, this facility is not for regular school students. This is the football facility. I'm not sure if other athletes from other school sports can come here or not. Maybe they can. University of Alabama has pretty nice facilities too. You should check them out. Yeah, his 13 Mil salary is worth 21,638,630.00 New Zealand Dollars. That 80 million dollar facility is worth 133,238,800.00 New Zealand Dollars.
I want to point out that while, yes, these are very expensive, state-of- the-art, facilities, but profits from the athletic department finance the general scholarship fund at the University of Georgia. So, while it seems like a ridiculous expense, it is actually an investment.
To give you an idea of how NCAA Football is more of a business than an extracurricular activity- the "Power 5 Conferences" (these are schools in the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, SEC, & Pac-12.....RIP) generated a combined $3.55 Billion in the 2023 Fiscal Year. The Big Ten generated the most revenue with $880 Million while the SEC came up 2nd with $852.6 Million (these 2 conferences had 14 schools each last year)
Also, Georgia may have the biggest this or that, but some schools just don't have rook for such, mainly due to all the hardware that must be displayed prominently. All of the championship rings at U of Alabama, for example. Still, War Damn 🦅 :p
Bro, this is my first time seeing this as well and I was blown away, just like you. Now if you want to see how for back this goes you may want to check out the multimillion dollar HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STADIUMS in the state of TEXAS. There are more than you would think considering we are talking about Texas High Schools. You may also want to check out the Texas High School Football "indoor practice facilities" that run into the millions of dollars as well. 🤯
You do know they fill up their 92000 plus stadium also get over 50 million from TV which will only go up in coming years am sure they have wealthy donors too
I always laugh when people from other countries realize how big American football really is 🇺🇸
We are the only ones like this, so I get why they are confused. What a lot of people don't get is that the NFL gets better ratings, but The Game, The Iron Bowl etc have a much bigger national cultural meaning than the NFL until the playoffs.
The other countries are that way about soccer
@@AW11-e4h especially in the South we shut entire towns down for HIGH SCHOOL football imagine the insanity of tailgating at a college/pro game! It’s unlike any other atmosphere in the country. We show out!🇺🇸
I grew up about 30 minutes from this stadium. Dude... there is no way to understand it until you've lived it. I commented on a previous video of your stadium reactions about how college football is life in the South. (And yes BIG10 fans, I know you're just as hardcore as we SEC fans are.) There is just nothing like Saturdays in the Fall. If you're ever going to come to the US, come during college football season and just be ready to soak it in.
No, they are, in fact, not as hardcore. Their cores are split with other sports & leagues & teams
Would not even want to imagine a Saturday without College Football.
I live 8 minutes away. Never been to a game tho sadly 😢
Yes sir! Moved to Athens from Chicago in '97 with my fam when I was 15. It was maybe 2-3 weeks before school and the season start. We were told that we would experience something we've never seen before soon. First Game comes and OMFG! RED AND BLACK EVERYWHERE! Droves of Dawg Fans literally everywhere! Someone took me to that game. I wasn't ready!😅 It was most incredible experience I've ever had. And I've seen Jordan play.😅 I then became a GEORGIA fan for LIFE! GO DAWGS!
Lyle, this is a fact : in virtually EVERY US State, the highest paid government employee is either Athletic Director, Football Coach or Basketball coach. The highest paid government employee anywhere in the US is University of Alabama Football Coach, Nick Saban. His salary in 2023 was 11.7 MILLION.
Kirby(Georgia) makes 13 mil a year he said in the beginning of the vid
Major universities have ALL the cash. Whenever I hear people advocating for student debt relief from the taxpayers, I always think of these college who never even offer to chip in when they are richer than everyone
He was not no more coach been get paid since he hit bama he is truly the goat of college football fasho
@@MrAitraining Especially Harvard. The Harvard Endowment Fund is just shy of 50 BILLION !! Think of it this way : that's Fifty Thousand times $ 1 Million.
You forgot to add that top high school coaches are paid handsomely as well. Also, that they have multi million dollar facilities.
Yes! Thanks for doing this one. Go Dawgs! 🤟🏼 I had to come back to say your amazement is delightful. 😁
I agree go dawgs so ready for Aug 31st
I live in Athens, Georgia about a minute down the road from the University of Georgias campus. I go to about 3 to 4 football games a season. They are so fun especially if Georgia wins lol. A friend of mine got to tour the facility and he used the word "elegant" to describe it. Just started watching your videos and i appreciate your enthusiasm. Go Dawgs!
As a dawg fan I’m going to my first UGA game ever at age 29 in Alabama this year sep 28th im so excited
You’re looking at the best of the best. Go Dawgs!!
Go Dawgs!!! Sic Em ..Woof Woof , it's almost football 🏈 time!!!
Sic ‘Em let’s got 8/31 can’t wait!!!! Go Dawgs!!
It's not just money. It's the SEC and we care about winning and our athletes first because we always get the money. We support our athletes even for the sports the don't bring in money they are still provided the best of everything.
It just means more! SEC! Go Dawgs❤
Should check out the Alabama, LSU and Oregon ones. Oregon is where Nike was basically started
Coca Cola was invented in Georgia lol nIkE
Phil Knight is Oregon Alum. The University of Oregon is Nike!!!!
welcome to the SEC
Go Dawgs
Can you imagine how Larry Munson would have reacted to this? GOOO DAWGS, SIC ‘EM WOOF WOOF WOOF!!
Literally think of them as national teams. Each state is basically its own country anyway and the big college football teams are an immense source of pride. Also the fierce and territorial aspect of the culture around it really makes it feel much like a big international match rather than just college kids. The culture around college football in America is unlike anything in our professional sports. It’s truly special
I'm a Georgia girl my baby girl went to University of Georgia but we are very proud of our football college across the United States of America
Home Sweet Home. Go Dawgs!
Saturdays in the South, like Mardi Gras every weekend from Sept to Nov.
I live in Georgia. UGA is my team. College Football down here in the south is basically a religion.
Go Dawgs
My niece's husband worked for UGA Athletics Department and he truly loved it - it was his dream job. Every aspect of the athletes' needs is taken into account and absolutely no expense is spared. UGA has quite a few very wealthy donors and they are all more than happy to do whatever it takes to make UGA the best. I think it's probably hard for some people to understand the pride, devotion and passion that we in the South have for football - and especially for our GA Bulldawgs....go Dawgs!
I think it's fair to say, we do sports on a slightly different level in this country.
Born and raised in Athens Georgia How Bout Them Dawgs! Kirby 🤘
Football in the South is like Religion , the Stadium holds 93,000 fans it’s getting expanded to go over 100,000 fans
As an alumni of the University of Georgia, we are part of the Southeastern Conference. We all make plenty of money in our football programs. Ticket sales, yearly donations, gifts, and shared revenue from the SEC we do okay
To put it into some perspective, their stadium holds over 90,000. Tickets average to about $150. Box office per game is over $13 million. That doesn't include SEC TV contracts, that doesn't include licensing agreements for shirts and jerseys, and on and on and on...
Oh yeah Patrol Nation... was also great to see you celebrating Josh's 100K moment this morning, too!
Check out the University of South Carolina's Facilities... you will enjoy them as well. Like Georgia they play in the SEC.
This is basically just for the football program (hopefully they would use at least the medical facilities for other student athletes too); other sports have their own facilities, though probably nowhere near this level.
6:04 - That's their interactive driver safety training module. They only have one station and you have to be drunk before you start.
O went to UGA in the 90's, and I currently live in Athens, where UGA is located. It's an incredible facility. College football is king in the South of the US.
Lyle, you should look up kirby smart's (Georgia's head coach) locker room speeches. Want to talk about intense!!!
Kirby learned from the best! #BuiltbyBama
@@cherylcooley9363 he was the best. But the sun has set on his time.. it's Kirby's time now. See ya September 28th
@@cherylcooley9363 Saevon does not talk like Kirby and Saevon has said that several times.
@@cherylcooley9363 he was the best. But the sun has set on his time.. it's Kirby's time now. See ya September 28th
I heard an interesting fact on the local news a few years ago. In 2019 LSU won the national championship, that season brought in more than 500 million dollars to the state of Louisiana that year alone.
You need to understand the total amount of money brought in by that school yearly. Imagine, conservatively, 100,000 fans at $200 per ticket for 8 home games each year. Thats not counting tv contracts, shared sec money, playoff/bowl money, and alumni giving.
GO DAWGS!! Sic ‘Em!! New season only 3 weeks away.
College football is massive in the US especially in the south east. With stadiums seating from 90-100 thousand, TV contracts, merchandise. Football also subsidizes many of the other sports (baseball, tennis, soccer, etc..)
One building is called the ‘Dawg Mahal’… after the Taj Mahal!
That wall motivates the NFL alums also, knowing their pro status is updated in real time to their alma mater
All these facilities entice the top High School players to pick their school over another to attend. This makes them even more important as a selling point as well as motivational for the current staff and team.
Go DAWGS!!! There are other places similar to UGA. That being said, UGA is top notch. One will be hard pressed to find a better program top to bottom.
Mom went to Penn State. I went to another but Penn State is in my blood. It's passion.
King Kirby is worth every cent, Go Dawgs!
The reason why college football facilities are so nice is that the student athletes were not allowed to receive compensation for their services until a couple years ago. Football teams like UGA bring in $100M/year so that money funds coach salaries, other school sports, and of course facilities like these
There are a lot of Aussie kickers in American college football right now.
Like the one on the Bulldawgs team 😂 go dawgs!
@@Grimm-UGA I think like 13 of the 16 SEC teams have an Aussie punter right now.
Bro, Alabama had an Aussie player playing defensive tackle - Jessie Williams. He was really good too. Drafted by the Seattle Sehawks. He has a really good story, too. You should check him out.
In the last ten years, UGA's record is 114 wins and 22 loses! The best coaches and players want to come to Georgia because of it's commitment to winning, no matter the cost.
We loveeeee our football here in Murica, most D1 football teams have multi million dollar facilities……
GO DAWGS!! ❤🖤❤️🖤
Only in America Baby
I would like to add a couple of comments (that will probably not be read) about the football program at the University of Georgia (UGA). While the University is public and receives money from the state of Georgia, the Athletic Department is considered separate and funded entirely by donations and used NO state funds to build this facility (or anything else for that matter, except coaches salaries). Also, our Athletic Dept. has one of the best ROI's (return on investment) of any major Universities in the U.S.
Now, to address the Coaches Salaries. Yes they are exorbitant. However, this is considered acceptable and, you could argue, prudent considering the amount of interest that is generated for the University by a top tier coach and staff. Top college football programs are basically a 4 month advertisement for the University. Also, the resume for a high school senior to get into UGA has to be top tier. To support this, you can see a rise in the quality of student applying to UGA directly correlates with the hiring of Kirby Smart.
This is my team and this football facility took years to design and build. Our philosophy is invest in your team and its players and they will work hard as hell to win. In the last 3 years we’ve won TWO National Championships.
#HowBoutThemDawgs😎🏆😎
This whole facility is just for the FOOTBALL team ! No other athletes or students. You need an ID card to enter.
Other athletic programs have Other facilities and some do share facilities.
Facilities, coaches, Name image and likeness deals play a huge role in college sports. Athletics spend millions a year trying to stay ahead of the game and spend Saturdays and weekdays during college basketball season lobbying donors and potential donors to give money to help pay for facilities so the department can spend money on coaching staff, recruiting and marketing.
You should check out Alabama's...over $200,000,000
Go Dawgs!! ❤🐾🐾🐾
Not mentioned was that they also get some academic help... while football is usually the large focus, they are students and have to at least maintain passing grades to continue playing.
The roots of American college football go back 155 years, so a lot of what you’re seeing - particularly in the South - spans generations. The new season is about to begin, so try to catch some games if possible.
Amazing Story behind IOWA Hawkeyes Wave
College football is a multi billion dollar a year industry
Go Dawgs! Roughly 11 million people live in Georgia. The Dawgs boast the 2nd largest fan bases in the South Eastern Conference.
You should see the Oregon Ducks facilities next. They have Ferrari leather on their game film chairs. Honestly, all these facilities are world class, whether it's Alabama, LSU, Clemson, or Ohio State. They all have stuff like this.
The facilities, stadiums and fan support of “mid-level” college programs is comparable to that of the top level premier league clubs. All of America’s sports culture went into college football instead of any other pro sport
In regards to the cafeteria, I don't know about Georgia but at UNL (Nebraska Cornhuskers) whose facility rivals georgias by the way. But other students can apply to eat there, in a reservation type manor, to eat with the athletes. And it's for all athletes. Even the bowlers. Not just football
Georgia’s punter is an Aussie
What’s crazy is the indoor facility was just built.. they were practicing outside prior.
Thanks for doing this video. Go Dawgs!!!
Look at some of the top high school facilities.
Every top college football teams has all this top of the line facilitys. U of O (Oregon started this arms race back in the 90's)🎉🎉
Check out their football & Track field facilitys.
Some college basketball coaches earn millions as well. Alabama has a nice facility also.
I’ve never seen this either. This is UNREAL!!!!!
You dont get it till you lived it!! I was born a Dawg. I'll die a Dawg!
go Dawgs! i haven't been back to athens since this has been built but it's blowing the butts mehre thing away
If you think that’s crazy look at Alabamas 288,000,000 $ facility
Yikes.
The 80 mil is actually just for the new sections and renovations. The new indoor isn't included in that either. It's probably closer to 200 mil if you had it appraised
@@rodneyhewitt2772 thank you for clarifying!
@@PatrolNationThat or Texas' 2 High School Stadiums worth 70M each.
AYEEE!! Goooo Dawgs!! SIC ‘EM!! 😆♥️
Go Dawgs!! Sic em
How do you feed these athletes? Check out a video by Sports Dissected on the LSU Nutrition Center and kitchen - What It Takes To Feed The LSU… - 25 chefs feeding 21 varsity sports, 3 meals a day, 7 days a week, every meal prepared/served fresh daily.
This is where the majority of our focus goes. Internal sports. Now imagine if we actually took things like soccer seriously to this level from the young ages.
Hello from GA proud of my state.
We have an Aussie kicker as well! 😂
It's a crazy facility, you'd think this was one of the successful football teams 😅
GO DAWGS!
Semi-related: I can't help but wax nostalgic about my 8th grade English course (in Alabama) and the new teacher that had just transferred in to teach it. Her name? Candice Fisher, wife of then LSU Offensive Coordinator, "Jimbo" Fisher.
She was so hottt back then in the late 90's, mamma mia!
You should check out Vanderbilt university baseball facilities, especially their pitching lab. That facility is nuts.
If you think this is shocking wait until you see High School Football Stadiums in Texas.
Legacy Stadium in Katy, Texas costs 70M and seats 10,000.
Eagle Stadium in Allen, Texas costs 60M and seats 18,000.
McKinney ISD Stadium in McKinney, Texas costs 70M.
This is not the cost of a stadium, this video is about facilities & this is just the newest football facility additions, there are also football facilities at the stadium to host recruits.
Sports science at this level, is something else. They have nutritionists on staff that determine the best caloric intake of each player. So, depending on their needs, that's what they will get. They can take measurements of every aspect of each players physical performance, their gait, their fast twitch muscle response, their explosiveness off the ball etc. The workout routines are tailored to each guy. Nothing is left to chance. This is all common with top tier college football programs.
And no, this facility is not for regular school students. This is the football facility. I'm not sure if other athletes from other school sports can come here or not. Maybe they can.
University of Alabama has pretty nice facilities too. You should check them out.
Yeah, his 13 Mil salary is worth 21,638,630.00 New Zealand Dollars.
That 80 million dollar facility is worth 133,238,800.00 New Zealand Dollars.
Go Dawgs!🇺🇸🍑
I want to point out that while, yes, these are very expensive, state-of- the-art, facilities, but profits from the athletic department finance the general scholarship fund at the University of Georgia. So, while it seems like a ridiculous expense, it is actually an investment.
We can’t provide free meals for our kids but we can spend billions on football
It's all about dazzling the recruits.
To give you an idea of how NCAA Football is more of a business than an extracurricular activity- the "Power 5 Conferences" (these are schools in the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, SEC, & Pac-12.....RIP) generated a combined $3.55 Billion in the 2023 Fiscal Year. The Big Ten generated the most revenue with $880 Million while the SEC came up 2nd with $852.6 Million (these 2 conferences had 14 schools each last year)
I live 2 miles away from UGA you can’t get in the city without heavy traffic. So plan accordingly
Go Dawgs!!!
GoBlue 〽️🏆
Remember this is just for Football.
The main reason colleges spend so much on their facilities is to attract the best recruits away from other colleges
Only athletes can use their facilities! If you like this checkout Oregon and the Colorado Buffs facilities! 4:14
They didn't spend that much. The entire project only cost 2 dollars and 34 cents. That's what Fred Flintstone told me.
Also, Georgia may have the biggest this or that, but some schools just don't have rook for such, mainly due to all the hardware that must be displayed prominently.
All of the championship rings at U of Alabama, for example. Still, War Damn 🦅 :p
GOOOOO DAWGS !!! SIC’EM WOOF WOOF WOOF!!!
Bro, this is my first time seeing this as well and I was blown away, just like you. Now if you want to see how for back this goes you may want to check out the multimillion dollar HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STADIUMS in the state of TEXAS. There are more than you would think considering we are talking about Texas High Schools. You may also want to check out the Texas High School Football "indoor practice facilities" that run into the millions of dollars as well. 🤯
GO DAWGS!!!!!
3rd Natty in 4 years, coming up!
And he’s worth every penny
Go dawgsss 🐶
You do know they fill up their 92000 plus stadium also get over 50 million from TV which will only go up in coming years am sure they have wealthy donors too