$1 Million donation...
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Need to add indoor skydiving.
Use part of it to build a New Spring church next door. Then, give the rest of it to the church so it can donate to "needy" player families 
Use part of it to build a New Spring church next door. Then, give the rest of it to the church so it can donate to "needy" player families
AMEN!!! YES! YES! YES!
Just look how bad all of tater linemen have been disfigured.
You’re right I’m sure. Let’s make office space and ANOTHER weight room.
I'm kind of thinking the slide is more of a symbol, one that indicates that this is a place to enjoy , relax , and have a good time. A fun place
Donation from former student-athlete Jim Schaper and his wife Rebecca!
Go Cocks.
Go Cocks.
I had a class or two with Jim. Appears he did a little better post-college than I did.
Jim Schaper
Board Member
With more than 30 years of technology industry experience, Jim Schaper is the Founder and Chairman of Infor, a provider of business software and services. Since its founding in 2002, Infor has grown to almost $2.8B in annual revenue, with 85,000 customers and 13,000 employees operating from 116 offices in 34 countries globally.
Having served as CEO of Infor until 2011, he was previously Chairman and CEO of Primis Corporation, an internet property management software and data provider, as well as COO for Medaphis (later named Per-Sé Technologies and now McKesson), a provider of information technologies for the health care industry and was COO for Dun & Bradstreet Software. Jim also held numerous management roles in Banyan Corporation, Memorex and Lanier.
In addition to serving on the Board of Q2, he serves on the Boards of Directors for Attachmate and BMC Software.
Jim has served on the non-profit Board of advisors for the Posse Foundation and is a member of the “Garnet Way Council”, an advisory Board to the University of South Carolina Athletic Director and the Athletics department. He also serves on the board of directors of the University of South Carolina Educational Foundation.
Jim has a BA in Journalism from the University of South Carolina.
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Board Member
With more than 30 years of technology industry experience, Jim Schaper is the Founder and Chairman of Infor, a provider of business software and services. Since its founding in 2002, Infor has grown to almost $2.8B in annual revenue, with 85,000 customers and 13,000 employees operating from 116 offices in 34 countries globally.
Having served as CEO of Infor until 2011, he was previously Chairman and CEO of Primis Corporation, an internet property management software and data provider, as well as COO for Medaphis (later named Per-Sé Technologies and now McKesson), a provider of information technologies for the health care industry and was COO for Dun & Bradstreet Software. Jim also held numerous management roles in Banyan Corporation, Memorex and Lanier.
In addition to serving on the Board of Q2, he serves on the Boards of Directors for Attachmate and BMC Software.
Jim has served on the non-profit Board of advisors for the Posse Foundation and is a member of the “Garnet Way Council”, an advisory Board to the University of South Carolina Athletic Director and the Athletics department. He also serves on the board of directors of the University of South Carolina Educational Foundation.
Jim has a BA in Journalism from the University of South Carolina.
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I would hope excessive drinking had nothing to do with this.
Was talking to an ex Ohio State player and grad assistant, when asked about Clemson's OPs building with bowling alleys, putt putt courses, whiffle ball courts and slides, he said " Look, kids haven't changed. That stuff is for moms and dads on recruiting visits and is impressive to high schoolers. But lets face it, the players will never, ever be in there. They care about two things, pot and pu**#. And if its not in there, the players will be wherever IT is".
