Wonder if this could end up like professional sports where states argue if you are playing games in our state than that income is earned and therefore taxable in that state. I would think it is easy to argue that the NIL is not simply related to exposure in the state of residence.
FEMA offers flood insurance. Depending upon the program it can be cheap or expensive (grandfathered program = cheap). FEMA coverage is terrible in terms of what it pays for, and is limited to $250k. Excess flood coverage is available for a price (all things have a price). As stated above...
Insurance is available, currently. However, with the continued storms, it is going to get harder and harder to find. Prices are up meaningfully. Not sure how anyone will continue to insure ground level homes close to the shore with water levels and floods/surge increasing. More and more...
All I am asking for is that the team comes well-prepared and focused for these first non-conference games. First all or most of the first three and bowling is much easier to achieve.
The endowment gets overloaded with Private Investments - which are illiquid - while the balance of the endowment portfolio has a tough year of performance. So, less money to distribute to operations and budgets get tightened. Just a guess, but I know other schools are dealing with this issue.
Just got my email an hour ago. It contains links to download tickets for each game.
I got a confirm on parking, but nothing to download or access the parking pass