Matt Baker

And maybe that's something that can keep Iowa State and Kansas and those guys competitive.

Generally speaking, most of the – there's little financial cost.

It's not nothing, but it's little.

So I think Tennessee is a good example.

If I've got the number right, it's something like $80 million of what Tennessee is going to spend.

It's going to go toward like a parking garage because they're moving some stuff around.

So now we're going to have a new parking garage.

Okay.

So that will definitely benefit the students.

Parking is bad at every campus that I have ever been at.

And they're going to get 200 new slots or whatever it is.

And also the other stuff is going to open up.

And over the long term, I would feel pretty confident with Tennessee's numbers there that they're going to make money off of the parking garage in addition to everything else.

But I do think to your general point, it is something that,

schools have to be cognizant of.

I go back to the revenue sharing component to the way college sports is right now.

I've got a nine-year-old son.

We started a 529 college plan for him when he was a year old.

So that means we started it a year late.

And I definitely have concerns about schools paying money and not knowing where this money is coming from.