[OutsiderFan]

I don't think the way to deal with sluggish home attendance for early September games is to move such games to China.  That said, it makes too much sense from a capitalistic perspective for the Pac-12 not to do everything possible to nail down the Chinese TV market, which playing games there would be focused on doing.  As long as the rotation of conference teams playing abroad is equitable, and inter-division games aren't included, it can be pulled off.  But Stanford should never give up a home game to play Notre Dame at a neutral site anywhere in the universe, unless Notre Dame gives one up also.

[OutsiderFan]

I don't think the way to deal with sluggish home attendance for early September games is to move such games to China.  That said, it makes too much sense from a capitalistic perspective for the Pac-12 not to do everything possible to nail down the Chinese TV market, which playing games there would be focused on doing.  As long as the rotation of conference teams playing abroad is equitable, and inter-division games aren't included, it can be pulled off.  But Stanford should never give up a home game to play Notre Dame at a neutral site anywhere in the universe, unless Notre Dame gives one up also.