I'm not trying to rain on the parade here because this is a good thing, but generally I think science has found that winning big games is the biggest way to attract interest and crowds. We haven't done much of that in the last decade and, shockingly, the seats reflect it.
I'm not trying to rain on the parade here because this is a good thing, but generally I think science has found that winning big games is the biggest way to attract interest and crowds. We haven't done much of that in the last decade and, shockingly, the seats reflect it.
I think that’s part of it. But I think it’s also because people don’t want to sit in the heat and they can watch it on their giant 50 inch flatscreen TVs that they can purchase for a grand.
Most kids today view sharing across social platforms as their social life. Not necessarily spending three hours in the heat at a football game. I’m not saying that it’s right or wrong – I’m just saying that’s the way it is.
Finally we are keeping up in the arms race....
I don’t think it will bring that many more fans. But it is a major deal for the the tens of thousands that do show up.
Attendance will pick up with competitiveness. In a down cycle the brainiac kids stay home. The alumni show de us always packed regardless.
Very on top of the game news wise as usual. They have been out there for 2 weeks putting those boxes everywhere. All it seems to me is that it will make even small and tight seating areas even smaller and tighter. Perhaps they could use that money an give me a men's room where I am not swimming in urine on game day or the place does not smell like SHYT.