I’m surprised they can afford to turn on the lights with
such a huge crowd.
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They’ve f’d up college football to a fare thee well…
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A lot of bowl games are based on tv ratings
Not ticket sales.
I’d like to see the conference tie ins done away with. The committee gives us that final ranking at the end of the season.
Play #5 vs #6; #7 vs #8 etc. (no rematches, though) the games would be more compelling & competitive, imho.
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Good thing 12 of us are watching
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My HS team played at old Kezar Stadium in San Francisco..,
Almost all games were in the early afternoon in order not to turn on the lights. Way too expensive...
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luv the old school feel of that place. USF had some great teams way back
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Old Kezar was as old school as you could find...
In the middle of The City, municipal stadium, wooden bleacher stadium seating, worn, and the locker rooms were from the 40s up until the 80s when we used the place. Old time football was very spare, which is how it's suppose to be, imo..
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Most of the games have looked this way. Gonna have to expand the playoffs again to get any interest
it looks like.
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To 128 teams?
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More people in the band than in the stands
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Have you noticed how most bowls are so zoomed in you can't see the stands?
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Even then you can see empty seats.
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