The teams' budgets are being counted separately, though all the money ultimately is part of the athletic department's overall budget. What we've tried to do is put together a conservative budget, but a realistic budget, for the first year. After a few years, it should get easier. Ohio State has structured debt on the arena so that payments start falling after five years. The center has six other suites, but the university reserves those for itself or to rent game by game.
Suites are available in multiyear leases.
Most of the rest of the revenue will come from concessions, ticket sales and parking for circuses, concerts, other shows and meetings. And the acts are coming. A lot of these shows were too big to come into the market before we had a building this size. They've been waiting to come into this market for years. Of the three sports to be featured in the new arena, only men's basketball is crucial.