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I will put out a crappy product and you will pay to see it.
I will put out a crappy product and you will pay to see it.
Here's a thought. Stop ass -raping the kids on ticket prices. At most schools, they've been skyrocketing and its been a growing trend for years. The gameday experience has been deterioraiting as the games are driven by TV broadcasting and TV revenue. The extra TV timeouts create too many lulls in the game. Games are more and more made for watching and less and less made for attending, unless you can afford it, which I'm guessing, most college kids can't.
I think your post is misdirected. Michigan St's product was quite good.
Here's a thought. Stop ass -raping the kids on ticket prices. At most schools, they've been skyrocketing and its been a growing trend for years. The gameday experience has been deterioraiting as the games are driven by TV broadcasting and TV revenue. The extra TV timeouts create too many lulls in the game. Games are more and more made for watching and less and less made for attending, unless you can afford it, which I'm guessing, most college kids can't.
Dude, they need the money to run their athletic program:rollseyes:
Losing big to Oregon, Nebraska sucks, sorry, and pummeling cream puffs...there's got to be more to life than that
Thought number two, stop with the shitty buy games. Who wants to pay those high prices to watch your team run over the DeVry Institute.
It was 40 degrees and rainin and going into the 4th quarter it was a blowout. Students got to get their predrinking on. Before going out to party a win over a ranked B1G opponent.
Losing big to Oregon, Nebraska sucks, sorry, and pummeling cream puffs...there's got to be more to life than that
I will put out a crappy product and you will pay to see it.