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Posted on 7/17/15 at 12:03 pm to TMRebel
It really is two issues
1. Stop scheduling garbage games
2. Stop requiring that student tickets be "transferred"
TV and beer are nonsense. We have had cable television for 40 years. No one was going to games because the TV reception wasn't in HD. Students have been sneaking alcohol into games since football began. Even if stadiums started selling beer you know it is going to be overpriced so students would still sneak alcohol in
1. Stop scheduling garbage games
2. Stop requiring that student tickets be "transferred"
TV and beer are nonsense. We have had cable television for 40 years. No one was going to games because the TV reception wasn't in HD. Students have been sneaking alcohol into games since football began. Even if stadiums started selling beer you know it is going to be overpriced so students would still sneak alcohol in
Posted on 7/17/15 at 12:06 pm to TMRebel
I will agree with what a lot of folks have said, its hard to get fired up to go see your team play the likes of Northern Montana's School for the Blind. Back in the day when there was only two football games on TV all day... sure, why not?
But now you can enjoy watching a beat down in the comfort of your own home and switch over to watch competitive games once the score gets out of hand.
Neutral site games only compound the problem. Jerry's World sort of works for Razorback fans because we have a large contingent of fans living in the Dallas area, but for a team like Bama I don't see the draw once you've been there and done that.
But now you can enjoy watching a beat down in the comfort of your own home and switch over to watch competitive games once the score gets out of hand.
Neutral site games only compound the problem. Jerry's World sort of works for Razorback fans because we have a large contingent of fans living in the Dallas area, but for a team like Bama I don't see the draw once you've been there and done that.
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