[GK3]

Aren't you the one who laments arguments that are not well thought out, or intellectually lazy?  C'mon now . . .

Dude, are you sure you want to talk about reputation, Mr Wrong Side of 69-17?  Oh, yeah, the guy who wanted to fire the coach right before the last Rose Bowl season.

Methinks this thread has gotten a tad personal. . . .

Here is an interesting article on the decline of college football attendance.  https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/08/as-col...an-answer/

Also, does anyone know how many more late afternoon or early evening games we have had?  Cost and difficulty of getting to a game has to be factored in to the equation.  At one time I drove up and back the same day from SoCal.  Early afternoon games and less traffic made getting home by midnight possible.  The more difficult it is to get to a game and get home the same day has to cut down on the number of people willing to make the trip.  A losing team reduces the number even more, and then ticket and travel costs have to be factored in.  
How many unsold seats do we have?  If you are selling roughly the same number of tickets and then they remain unused the impact on revenues is not as great as if you only sell 10,000 tickets to a game.

[GK3]

Aren't you the one who laments arguments that are not well thought out, or intellectually lazy?  C'mon now . . .

Dude, are you sure you want to talk about reputation, Mr Wrong Side of 69-17?  Oh, yeah, the guy who wanted to fire the coach right before the last Rose Bowl season.

Methinks this thread has gotten a tad personal. . . .

Here is an interesting article on the decline of college football attendance.  https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/08/as-col...an-answer/

Also, does anyone know how many more late afternoon or early evening games we have had?  Cost and difficulty of getting to a game has to be factored in to the equation.  At one time I drove up and back the same day from SoCal.  Early afternoon games and less traffic made getting home by midnight possible.  The more difficult it is to get to a game and get home the same day has to cut down on the number of people willing to make the trip.  A losing team reduces the number even more, and then ticket and travel costs have to be factored in.  
How many unsold seats do we have?  If you are selling roughly the same number of tickets and then they remain unused the impact on revenues is not as great as if you only sell 10,000 tickets to a game.