Portland State: The Little Engine That Could (Get Paid)
So, you want to know how much Portland State University got paid to play the University of Oregon? Well, buckle up, buttercup, because this is a tale as old as time... or at least as old as the last time Oregon decided to schedule a game against a team that isn't exactly a household name.
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The David vs. Goliath of College Football
Let's be honest, this matchup is a bit like pitting a chihuahua against a Great Dane. Oregon, with their shiny new stadium and endless supply of Nike gear, is the epitome of college football glamour. Portland State, on the other hand, is more of the underdog story you'd find in a heartwarming sports movie.
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But hey, no one's hating on the Vikings. They've got spirit, they've got heart, and they've got, well, they've got a game check.
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The Price of a Date with Destiny
Now, let's get down to brass tacks. How much did Portland State get paid to play Oregon? Drumroll, please...
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A cool $600,000.
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That's right, folks. Six hundred thousand dollars. Enough to buy a lot of energy drinks for the team, or maybe even a new practice field. Of course, in the grand scheme of college football finances, it's like finding a $20 bill in your jeans pocket – nice, but not exactly life-changing.
Was it Worth It?
Whether or not Portland State got their money's worth is up for debate. On one hand, they got a hefty payday and a chance to play in front of a massive crowd. On the other, they probably got their butts kicked. But hey, that's football, right?
The real winners here are the fans. They got to see a big-time matchup, and the money generated from ticket sales likely went towards improving facilities and supporting student-athletes at both schools. So, in a way, everyone wins.
How to...
- How to become a college football star: Practice, practice, practice. And maybe find a really good agent.
- How to get your team noticed by a bigger school: Win a lot of games and hope a coach is watching.
- How to survive a blowout loss: Bring plenty of snacks and a good book.
- How to negotiate a better game contract: Hire a tough agent and know your worth.
- How to appreciate the little guys: They might not always win, but they sure do try.
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