how will the bowl finances work out this year.
Previously most bowl games were breakeven at best for participants, if the teams still need to buy a large number of tickets and can't sell them due to no (or very few) fans in the stands will some decide to not go bowling? Previously the extra practice was the big selling point for bowl games, will teams think two weeks of COVID-19 limited practice be worth it? Or will even COVID-19 practices be seen as more valuable given the shortened season?
Previously most bowl games were breakeven at best for participants, if the teams still need to buy a large number of tickets and can't sell them due to no (or very few) fans in the stands will some decide to not go bowling? Previously the extra practice was the big selling point for bowl games, will teams think two weeks of COVID-19 limited practice be worth it? Or will even COVID-19 practices be seen as more valuable given the shortened season?
Eric
"the older we get the better we were"