FSU football: Examining where your booster money helps
By Kelvin Hunt
FSU football and others could benefit greatly from your booster support.
All sports are important at FSU, but FSU football is the straw that stirs the drink when it comes to bringing in money overall.
It’s also the program that needs the most support when it comes to fans and alumni becoming Seminole Boosters. We’ve been a part of a movement on social networks urging fans and alumni to support the program as the number of Seminole Boosters had dropped significantly over the past four years.
It all started with this article asking if FSU football fans are fully committed to supporting the program a little over a week ago.
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Since that article and former FSU football standout Freddie Stevenson doing a video asking everyone to support the program, the Boosters have added well over 2,000 people to sign up and donate, but are still a far cry away from where the numbers need to be.
Absolutely. Here's another way of looking at it. FSU has over 360,000 alumni. That's a little over 3 percent. Why can't that be 10% or 20%? 75,000 boosters would be 20%. That's a home game at DOAK and we know FSU games are always among the most watched on TV. 75K gotta be doable https://t.co/MZRwx7kp11
— ChopChat.com (@ChopChat_) December 7, 2020
Due to the number of sign-ups, Seminole Boosters wanted to share where the money goes in supporting ALL of the athletic programs at FSU.
Let’s check out where the money goes and how it could help if there were more money available.