Ducks title or....

[lukeyrid13]

If someone was offering you X amount of money or a Ducks national championship at what cost would you take the money?

100 bucks
1000?
10k?
50k?
etc

[lukeyrid13]

Maybe I'm the definition of fanatic but I think it would probably have to be somewhere between 25k or 50k for me to consider. I still might take the Ducks title even at that cost though.

[UOducksTK1]

Are we talking pre or post tax? Changes everything.

[Bud Lee]

If someone was offering you X amount of money or a Ducks national championship at what cost would you take the money?

100 bucks
1000?
10k?
50k?
etc

Would this mean that they are simply given the title and it is not earned?

[DmoneyDuck]

Are we talking about just for one season or a lifetime? There's really no amount of money I'd take over a Ducks title if it meant that Oregon would NEVER win a title (College Football Saturday is a way of life, but if Oregon wasn't going to win, why watch?), but if it was just for that specific season, then it changes my view.

[MerDuck]

If we're talking this season: $10K (I'm a broke college grad)

If we're talking the next 2-3 years: $50K

Anything past 3 years, no way...

[ducksrock]

If someone was offering you X amount of money or a Ducks national championship at what cost would you take the money?

100 bucks
1000?
10k?
50k?
etc

I will just keep my current job AND accept the NC this year, thank you very much.....
Do the Ducks need to earn it..Sure they do....I am just not sure who is gonna keep them from achieving it this year..I will take my cake and eat it too....Once again, Thank you very much

[bellsduck]

I need a new boat. I'll take 30k and be happy.

[NCDucks09]

A Ducks National Championship is priceless.

[TheMaehlMan]

If the meaning of this thread is that Oregon is simply given the title, I'd take the money. How much joy do you get if you simply knew Oregon would win it all? The great thing about sports is when your team finally achieves the ultimate goal, and it wouldn't be as awesome if it was simply a formality after refusing money.

[UofDuck]

If the meaning of this thread is that Oregon is simply given the title, I'd take the money. How much joy do you get if you simply knew Oregon would win it all? The great thing about sports is when your team finally achieves the ultimate goal, and it wouldn't be as awesome if it was simply a formality after refusing money.

I'll take a stab that the original poster was trying to ask - in any given year:

What would you chose?

A. Oregon winning it's first national championship (all on it's own merits - and doesn't discount future possible titles chances)?
or
B. Being handed $1 buck?

I suspect we'd all opt for option A in this scenario. However, step up option B's $ amount, and at some point, the $ becomes too enticing. The question is, at what point is it for you?

For me - somewhere over $2.5k. I'd take the $ and just have to keep my fingers crossed that at some future point they'd get another crack at it.

[lukeyrid13]

^ Basically that yeah

[thomas time]

I'd take $50 k over it, sorry duckies