The University of Michigan has recently spent more than $19 million directly tied to Wolverine Athletic Department malfeasance. Here is what you could purchase in Denver with the Wolverines’ wasted cash:
- $10.3 Million – Gated, 3-acre Cherry Hills Estate
Balance: 8.7 Million
- $5 million – A five bedroom Breckenridge private residence at Imperial Chalets located on Peak 8 with ski in/ski out convenience and European amenities.
Balance: 3.7 Million
- $2.5 million – Estimated cost for naming rights for the new Summit FC soccer stadium at Santa Fe Yards near South Broadway and I-25.
Balance: $1.2 million
- $600k – Get on the waiting list at Porsche Littleton for the new Porsche Mission S Supercar
Balance: $600k
- $599,986k – Oster Jewelers at Cherry Creek are offering this one-of-a-kind Audemars Piquet Grande Complication time piece.
Balance: $14.00
- $13.89 – Chicago style hot dog ($8.00) and small fries and medium drink ($5.89) at Mustards Last Stand on University.
Balance – .11 cents
Raising the Championship banner vs Michigan – Priceless
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The Michigan article (via link) is very interesting. The writer covers the Big 10 and the Big 10 Network was an absolute gold mine for these schools. It’s almost like play money and all the alumni just want to win, almost at any cost! Thanks for highlighting this. No accountability.