NATTY LOCATION

[PEOPLESCHICKEN]

With this year's game in Santa Clara (Levi's Stadium) tickets are very easy to come by and they are not expecting a sell out. Northern California doesn't seem like an ideal destination for the CFB Championship Game. Plus you have two fan bases that are pretty much on the east coast.

What would you do?

 

[Whoa Nelly KJ]

Why play in the Bankrupt , stadium that Ole Kapernick destroyed . Just shows ESPN don't care about any fans .

 

[miah]

It would make since to have it closer to the campuses that are playing in it. I hear the tickets this year are selling for half of face value.

 

[Deep Creek]

With this year's game in Santa Clara (Levi's Stadium) tickets are very easy to come by and they are not expecting a sell out. Northern California doesn't seem like an ideal destination for the CFB Championship Game. Plus you have two fan bases that are pretty much on the east coast.

What would you do?

Punt and play defense.

 

[SignalBama]

Engage champ mode and win anyway. Like Alabama.

 

[KingKoolKat75]

It should be a wide arrange of places. Like the Super Bowl. I would love to see one in the RCA Dome.

 

[Deep Creek]

I'll see if I can find the article. But somewhere in the back of my old "can't remember shit" mind there was a response after the first natty of the CFP in Arlington. When asked about it returning to Jerry's World the head dude said he didn't think that DFW would submit another bid for it in the foreseeable future.

 

[huskers1217]

are there going to be vampires at the game?

 

[Wamu]

It would make since to have it closer to the campuses that are playing in it. I hear the tickets this year are selling for half of face value.

So the location of the title game shouldn't be announced until after the CCG's? That would give the fans & the teams a little over a month to get their travel plans in order. And potential hotels shouldn't schedule events around the time of the title game in hopes the game's in their city? I don't see that working.

 

[PEOPLESCHICKEN]

are there going to be vampires at the game?

Would you go if there were?

 

[huskers1217]

Would you go if there were?

damn right

 

[TheDayMan]

I appreciate the location this year. Now everyone gets to experience the bullshit Pac 12 fans constantly put up with.

 

[PEOPLESCHICKEN]

I appreciate the location this year. Now everyone gets to experience the bullshit Pac 12 fans constantly put up with.

I read an article earlier today that the PAC-12 CG had about 25-30K in attendance?

 

[TheDayMan]

I liked how the BCS ended up doing it though, rotate it between the “BCS” Bowl spots.

 

[Rolltide94]

So the location of the title game shouldn't be announced until after the CCG's? That would give the fans & the teams a little over a month to get their travel plans in order. And potential hotels shouldn't schedule events around the time of the title game in hopes the game's in their city? I don't see that working.

Agreed, we should just schedule it at Bryant-Denny every year to avoid this. I would be happy to designated Alabama as the away team in any year we make the finals to make up for the alleged home field advantage, cause I'm all about the fairness.

 

[PEOPLESCHICKEN]

It should be a wide arrange of places. Like the Super Bowl. I would love to see one in the RCA Dome.

Is the RCA dome still around?

 

[PEOPLESCHICKEN]

How about Indy, Atlanta, TX, and AZ for the rotation sites?

 

[PEOPLESCHICKEN]

I appreciate the location this year. Now everyone gets to experience the bullshit Pac 12 fans constantly put up with.

Larry Smith for president!

 

[TheDayMan]

I read an article earlier today that the PAC-12 CG had about 25-30K in attendance?

Not surprised. I think it usually draws between 30 and 40k.

 

[cmc_rebar]

It’s stupid as shit to hold it in a stadium in Santa Clara. Ain’t nobody got time to waste going there, dodging shitpiles on the sidewalk, and dealing with all the freaks of nature.

Yes, SC is just as much a shithole as SF. If you think otherwise you haven’t spent much time in that area

 

[PEOPLESCHICKEN]

Not surprised. I think it usually draws between 30 and 40k.

I get that the PAC-12 covers a lot of ground geographically speaking, but even Stanford doesn't seem to be a draw