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I am on row 9. Normally wear the cowboy hat for afternoon games. Say hi next week if you remember.
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I am on row 9. Normally wear the cowboy hat for afternoon games. Say hi next week if you remember.
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I found myself and my wife standing up in section 216
[emoji106]Missing next 2 home games for family weddings -- neither asked me about scheduling. I'll try and remember to say hello at the VT game.
Missed a zero. Then it was all down hill from there. That is what I get for posting with a fever. It is 3.9 to 4.5 million.....still far less the the TV revenue
Been thinking that same thing.I was watching a show with Durant Brooks highlights and noticed a nearly full upper north stands. The opponent was Maryland. Come to think of it, this might have been the game that ended with Michael Johnson back to back sacks.
Fast forward to 2011 and a 5-0 GT was hosting Maryland. I remember thinking to myself why aren't more people here.
What changed?
The upper east used to be full for most, if not every, game too. I know the number there went down when DRad instituted the ticket fees, but that was before 2007 when Durant Brooks was at Tech.Been thinking that same thing.
That's a nice theory...until one notes the disparity between our start times and Wake's...are you really trying to imply that they've won more than us or played better opponents? How is their "content value" better than ours?I'm not sure about this. Tech gets $13MM a year to play when the networks tell us.
It's all about content. Win more + play better opponents = better content value ... and a later start time.
Please email Tstan this.That's a nice theory...until one notes the disparity between our start times and Wake's...are you really trying to imply that they've won more than us or played better opponents? How is their "content value" better than ours?
Also, if we get $13M (sorry, I'm a scientist; M = millions, k=thousands) per year in TV revenue, and forfeit $250k - $500k in ticket sales per noon game...five times per year...then we are actually forfeiting at least 10% of the contract value in lost home revenue. Other, worse, teams in the league (e.g. Wake) get better time slots and don't have to take that hit in ticket sales, and therefore effectively earn more from the same media contract.
That's a nice theory...until one notes the disparity between our start times and Wake's...are you really trying to imply that they've won more than us or played better opponents? How is their "content value" better than ours?
Also, if we get $13M per year in TV revenue, and forfeit $250k - $500k in ticket sales per noon game...five times per year...then we are actually forfeiting at least 10% of the contract value in lost home revenue. Other, worse, teams in the league (e.g. Wake) get better time slots and don't have to take that hit in ticket sales, and therefore effectively earn more from the same media contract.
So are you saying there's no TV audience (and revenue) in Georgia and Pennsylvania? As far as Wake offering 2 markets and one of them being the Carolinas.
Granted the WF - FSU game sold based solely on FSU's market, and granted also that the JSU game had virtually no market at all (why televise it at all?), Pitt certainly deserves a little more respect than what they get, and Tech certainly deserves a LOT more respect than what we get.Did I say that? I don't think I did.
What I did say was that there were multiple considerations for a network to consider when optimizing revenue.
I'm willing to bet that FSU on the ticket sold more advertising in FL than WF did.
Do you really think Jacksonville State can sell a lot of airtime? Seriously? Pitt? Maybe in 1976, but certainly not today.
Regardless, I have no access to FSS or ESPN's sell through rates, so for me it's a moot point. Maybe TStan does.
Even against good opponents, too. The time we beat Clemson at home, the one Watson tore up his knee, I was shocked how many empty seats there were during the National Anthem.The number of people streaming in after kickoff is astounding and disappointing.
Meh, except for the student section that collectively wear a game day tshirt, ND looks just like this.
I agree. We need to concentrate on filling BDS first. That was exactly my impression at South Bend two years ago. This is what a full BDS would look like, colorwise. I didn't get all excited when I saw the Iowa stadium in stripes. It almost made it look empty IMO.Meh, except for the student section that collectively wear a game day tshirt, ND looks just like this.