When the 150 million TBoone pledged doubled to 300 million, Okie State did want to pull the cash out because they only needed 200 to pay for the renovations. TBoone wouldn't let them. Consequently, TBoone has now lost 80% of his net worth since the economy has fallen off of a cliff. You can't kick a gifthorse in the mouth. When he says stay, you have to stay. Unfortunately, it has put them in quite the quandry. ESPN reported that other Big 12 schools have fallen victim to a similar fate with big boosters falling on hard times. I think the schools they mentioned were KU, Texas, OU, Okie State, and I think there was one more but I can't think of it right now.They didn't have the sense to get the cash out of the fund when oil futures started falling? Wow.
Thought the word of the day was "legs"?T-Boone and Ok State need to learn the word "Diversify". That is the word of the day "Diversify" :rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin
:clapThought the word of the day was "legs"?T-Boone and Ok State need to learn the word "Diversify". That is the word of the day "Diversify" :rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin
.........spread the word