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Id say yes all things being equal. However just having a

Posted on: December 28, 2024 at 17:20:18 CT
tigerman81 MU
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larger enrollment doesn't necessarily equate to having say a more engaged football following, or even donors.

As for what can be done, I dunno if there is much that can be. I don't know what MU could max out on for enrollment numbers, but I would bet it isn't really close to some of the other schools of the SEC, and geography and demographics play into that.
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Long term effect of larger enrollments at other SEC schools? - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 12/28 16:35:40
     People that didn’t attend college follow college athletics - Hickeytime MU - 12/28 17:06:02
          RE: People that didn’t attend college follow college athletics - sarasotatiger MU - 12/28 17:53:18
               RE: People that didn’t attend college follow college athletics - JangoFett MU - 12/28 19:41:44
               where'd you attend? (nm) - SwampTiger MU - 12/28 18:11:44
     I get your point but quantity alone doesn't tell the whole s - tigerman81 MU - 12/28 16:43:37
          All other things being equal, it would seem that the schools - JeffB MU - 12/28 17:09:20
               Id say yes all things being equal. However just having a - tigerman81 MU - 12/28 17:20:18
                    Winning is probably the biggest factor in having a more - JeffB MU - 12/28 17:39:16
                    The percentages are in your favor - COMO58 MU - 12/28 17:37:51
                         I'd agree with that for sure(nm) - tigerman81 MU - 12/28 18:36:06




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