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I'm not sure why Tech decided on St. Patricks day. Outside of Tech chat boards where else was the game promoted although it was mentioned on 680 this a.m. They will also carry the game on radio. Not sure, but does Tech have a SID? If so he/she does not know how to promo Tech sports.
Will it be streamed?
To be fair, other schools have much better attendance. Some spring games draw basically a sold out crowd.Ok... airing my dirty laundry here... I have not attended a spring game. What I have gathered from much of this discussion here is that it’s not very productive, not well attended, and probably costs a lot more in time, money and effort than any minor revenue it produces. I’m sure no coach would ever say it because it’s a marketing pitch to the most ardent fans, but I bet they’d much rather hold productive practice.
Do you think the scheduling is by design to deemphasize and phase out?
Am I missing something about it’s significance? Do the players enjoy it?
Do the fans enjoy it? **searching this thread for any indication of excitement / enjoyment**
**finding none**
Does everyone do a spring game?
Are we forcing it at this point?
I grew up a basketball guy and I kind of equate this to the “midnight madness” practice on the first day of allowed practices. It’s a novelty for the fans that doesn’t accomplish much for the team. I personally would prefer to watch a real practice than to watch guys goof off in a loosely supervised scrimmage.
Not trying to pee in anyone’s Cheerios (or perhaps green beer) this morning... just questions I have...
Yes and expectations. The first year of Collins the Spring Game was fairly well attended and it has fallen off every year since. No clue with Spring Break, St. Patrick's Day and first full day of March Madness why they picked this date. It makes zero sense unless your goal is to severely limit attendance.To be fair, other schools have much better attendance. Some spring games draw basically a sold out crowd.
Yes and expectations. The first year of Collins the Spring Game was fairly well attended and it has fallen off every year since. No clue with Spring Break, St. Patrick's Day and first full day of March Madness why they picked this date. It makes zero sense unless your goal is to severely limit attendance.
There was no game in 2020 and 2021 was only open to season ticket holders. I would be pretty surprised if this years game is even 1/5 the attendance of the 2019 game though.Yes and expectations. The first year of Collins the Spring Game was fairly well attended and it has fallen off every year since. No clue with Spring Break, St. Patrick's Day and first full day of March Madness why they picked this date. It makes zero sense unless your goal is to severely limit attendance.
There was no game in 2020 and 2021 was only open to season ticket holders. I would be pretty surprised if this years game is even 1/5 the attendance of the 2019 game though.
To be fair, the SID promotes to media, we have a marketing group that is supposed to work the public. I think we can agree they are probably one of the worst in the country.I'm not sure why Tech decided on St. Patricks day. Outside of Tech chat boards where else was the game promoted although it was mentioned on 680 this a.m. They will also carry the game on radio. Not sure, but does Tech have a SID? If so he/she does not know how to promo Tech sports.