Big ten doesn't do associate members. Not for big four sports.
(as you know almost all DI football programs are self-sufficient and then some )
There are a number of "polls" on the numbers but it seems ASU is at the top on more of them till you start using different filters undergrad, online, etc BUT with bodies on campus Undergrad and Grad ASU is the largest
How about posting even a single link that buttresses this statement?
When I type "largest colleges and universities" into Google, ASU isn't #1 in a single list I found.
There is a lot of behind the scenes action going on.
First ASU is going to develop the land that is the on Campus golf course (soon to be closed) into a business and commerce district where the profits go straight into the athletics department for use by lesser sports (as you know almost all DI football programs are self-sufficient and then some )
The donation given to the hockey program is THE LARGEST donation to any sport in ASU's history (since 1885).
Even through the semester does not start till the 12th the crowd last night was good size.
The "logistics concerns" was merely holding the cards close to the chest which is something Westerners have been doing since the OK corral days.
Being an alumni with very small ties to the booster club I was sworn to silence until the announcement. At first My feeling was it is still too soon but after what I have seen I am coming around to believing that ASU will be competitive.
Will a new rink be in place by the time ASU becomes D1 hockey team?
http://about.asu.edu/facts.html
https://ikm.ucf.edu/files/2015/01/UCF-Current-Facts-01.05.15.pdf
http://enrollmentplanning.osu.edu/report.pdf
I first started with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_university_campuses_by_enrollment#cite_note-5
And then looked up the places where they got the info (you know sometimes you can't trust Wikipedia) there were 48 Reference notes that were above reproach since they came from non Wikipedia sources.
There are online schools and brick & mortar, online schools that have a larger enrollments but with traditional brick, mortar and Ivy universities ASU has been #1 for a few years.
Sorry, but you are completely out of your gourd.
From the NCAA, itself:
http://www.ncaa.org/about/resources...athletics-expenses-outpaces-revenue-increases
Only 20 FBS teams made money on football in 2013.
Secondly, "The District at ASU" involves far more land than just the golf course you mentioned:
http://www.thedistrictatasu.com/
And, the stated primary purpose of establishing this "district" is to improve existing facilities since they seem to be having a hard time finding the money to do this any other way. That makes me even more skeptical that officials are going to be falling all over themselves, anytime soon, to build what will probably need to be at least a 90 million dollar hockey facility. The biggest stated purpose of taking this approach is to facilitate the replacing Sun Devil Stadium, which the article says is currently suffering from over 80 million dollars of deferred maintenance needs! If you can't even maintain what you already have, where is all this money coming from to build a hockey arena?
http://www.azcentral.com/community/...c-facilities-district-fund-stadium-fixes.html
Not single one of these links purports ASU to have the largest enrollment of all U.S. colleges and universities.
I must be missing something here.
Bunch of 27 year old Canadian freshman, I bet. How despicable. What kind of school would do that?
Are there any fans of ASU who post here?
Yes just read the reports and do the math
ASU 62,599
UCF 60,810
OSU 42791
BTW I do have to say this is the stupidest argument I have seen in a while what are you a frustrated Social Studies teacher This is not a term paper, if you don't believe my figures look for yourself I don't know how you are missing the figures I use google too. You believe what you want to believe I'll believe the figures I got from a S___ load of research I did before you questioned it. I have better things to do then argue with some nitpicker
BTW ASU Won tonight 7-2 so they may still be the #1 CLUB team when the ACHA ranking come out later tonight or tomorrow.
They play in a rink that seats 500 (no I'm not missing a zero, five hundred). Multiply that times 10 and you MIGHT have a team that hangs around a while in that area. Paying $5 to watch a club team is not the same as paying $20-$25 to watch a D-I hockey team. How many of those fans are going to come to games at 5 times the cost just because they're suddenly playing teams they don't play in any other sports. $20+ is what they'll be charging if they don't want the team to be a drain on the university - then again, maybe they don't care, there will be another 20,000 new tuition paying students each year they can always drain fees from. Hockey survives at small schools with small budgets because at most of them hockey is the biggest sport and has all the attention.
Ryan J
I was asking IrishDave that question?
UAH is a solid school but if you compare ASU vs UAH party wise, its not even close.
ASU has been ranked as " one of the easiest colleges to get laid "
Is this the Arizona Sundogs teams ice rink?
...but they're receptive to the idea of flying out to Arizona?