Oklahoma State - NIL Move

[jaihawk]

Pretty genius move by them. They're putting on a "Boys from Oklahoma" concert to raise NIL funds. It went from a one night event to four sold out shows at Boone Pickens stadium with 190,000 tickets sold. They're looking at at least $20 million in ticket sales. Then you add in parking, alcohol, and concessions, and I'm sure it'll be a pretty penny.

https://static.okstate.com/custompages/bfo/

 

[JerryBones5]

Pretty genius move by them. They're putting on a "Boys from Oklahoma" concert to raise NIL funds. It went from a one night event to four sold out shows at Boone Pickens stadium with 190,000 tickets sold. They're looking at at least $20 million in ticket sales. Then you add in parking, alcohol, and concessions, and I'm sure it'll be a pretty penny.

https://static.okstate.com/custompages/bfo/

It was put on this past weekend. There was a massive turnout. I saw a Husker flag flying out in front of the stadium by the tailgates.

 

[nja13]

They could probably get Garth Brooks to donate his time. Think what that would bring in.

 

[Goskers07]

This is a great idea. We could pack Memorial. Anyone know what Whyte Myk and the boys are up to?

 

[Bootleg11]

Pretty genius move by them. They're putting on a "Boys from Oklahoma" concert to raise NIL funds. It went from a one night event to four sold out shows at Boone Pickens stadium with 190,000 tickets sold. They're looking at at least $20 million in ticket sales. Then you add in parking, alcohol, and concessions, and I'm sure it'll be a pretty penny.

https://static.okstate.com/custompages/bfo/

I will gladly donate every year if they continue to do this. It was badass

 

[jaihawk]

@MtnHusker With your background in music promotion/booking, you should contact the University and offer your services to put something like this on at Memorial...

 

[Cornicator]

I think Oklahoma State's issues go beyond NIL. IMO Mike Gundy needs to move on before their NIL can even have an impact. He seems like a major impediment standing between Oklahoma State and the future of college football.