Todd Lebo

um because you need revenue to go and i think that one of the reasons that kansas revenue is high um you know you get your typical amount from the big 12 for the tv contracts and all that stuff but they charge a lot of money to go to a basketball game oh and more people go to their basketball games and it that's a drop in the bucket to a lot of schools because of the

of their football stadiums and all the football contracts and all that stuff.

But for Kansas, it's a big deal.

I mean, you don't walk into Allen Fieldhouse on some $8 ticket.

There's 16,000 seats there.

Now they have some fancier areas that they just did that reno over there to get more revenues coming in.

And you have to have that to support what happens with basketball.

And then football, they're going to be at a reduced capacity this year.

The one side of the stadium is not going to be there.

But that's a short-term pain for long-term gain kind of deal.

No, they had the whole thing there last year, but they had no games, and then they had the fancy side.

This other side's not going to be as fancy, but it's going to be new.

But they're building it right now.

This construction cam's up.

You can see it, but it's not going to be ready to go.

So, you know, that's why it's important.

They haven't made a bowl game in a couple of years.

They've got to do that.

I've looked at some of these numbers.

You know who the number two team in the Big 12 was in revenue?