Too bad people in LA don't care about college sports. Good thing the price increases are so small that most people won't know the difference but few if any would pay extra to see USC or UCLA. Reminds me of the Big Ten thinking that Rutgers was going to make the conference stronger by adding the biggest market when New Yorkers don't care at all about college sports and even less about Rutgers.
Eh USC football is pretty big. Most of the 2000s it was Lakers, USC, Dodgers in that order and with Riley there now they'll compete with the Lakers and Dodgers. Comparing USC and UCLA to Rutgers is simply not correct.Too bad people in LA don't care about college sports. Good thing the price increases are so small that most people won't know the difference but few if any would pay extra to see USC or UCLA. Reminds me of the Big Ten thinking that Rutgers was going to make the conference stronger by adding the biggest market when New Yorkers don't care at all about college sports and even less about Rutgers.
Notre Dame will never join a conference. Especially Big 10.
They'll have to now.Notre Dame will never join a conference. Especially Big 10.
I'll eat an entire roll of toilet paper if they do and post it
Notre Dame does not need to join a conference.They'll have to now.
Might not be the B16 but it's inevitable at this point or they'll get left out of consideration for playoff with 2 mega conferences.
2 ply?
They will have to unfortunately.Notre Dame does not need to join a conference.
And if someone sends me a roll of two-ply yes, if not it'll be a Scott's single ply - but I'm not worried about it either way
Notre Dame does not need to join a conference.
And if someone sends me a roll of two-ply yes, if not it'll be a Scott's single ply - but I'm not worried about it either way
Dude every game they play is on national TV. They don't need to join a conference and never will. They are the biggest draw in college football and can play whoever they want whenever. Nobody except scared programs like Bama or Texas are turning down a game against themoutside of football, all other sports they compete it, they do so in the ACC.
i have always maintained that they should remain Independent and will never join a conf (save for the Covid year)
but if there is anything the current landscape is teaching us, it's that money talks.
if a conf can offer more TV share than ND gets from the Peacock, then ND will join today. TODAY.
They need a conference soon or they won't have to worry about who will or won't play themDude every game they play is on national TV. They don't need to join a conference and never will. They are the biggest draw in college football and can play whoever they want whenever. Nobody except scared programs like Bama or Texas are turning down a game against them
People have been saying this since before I was born. It's a tired and worn out argument. They are not joining a conferenceThey need a conference soon or they won't have to worry about who will or won't play them
I don't think you're reading the situation correctly
Ummm, yeah. I'd just quit following the sport then.People have been saying this since before I was born. It's a tired and worn out argument. They are not joining a conference
Go take a nap.Ummm, yeah. I'd just quit following the sport then.
People were saying players should get paid before you were born too.
Leaving the NCAA is going to happen for most teams, it's just going to happen sooner than I thought. And good luck if you aren't in a conference. Every team and every game is televised, that part of the tv contract should be what wears you out, especially if you're a fan of them.
Lol you're off your rocker at this pointGo take a nap.
Notre Dame games are accessible to anyone with a TV since they're on broadcast and not cable/satellite TV
It's hard to avoid saying absolutes but worth the effort to trymy buddy has a Washington Redskins mascot tattoo on his calf. I told him 10 years ago, the name would eventually change, and he would need to update the tat or remove it, if he wanted to stay "current".
he kept saying "it will never happen".
then it happened.
same thing with "notre dame will never join a conference".
always avoid always and never say never.
LOL
Documented and will be enforced.Notre Dame will never join a conference. Especially Big 10.
I'll eat an entire roll of toilet paper if they do and post it
USC football is no different than Miami. They are or at least were national brands with most of the country either loving or hating them but I don't believe either place is a college football hotbed like Tuscaloosa, Ann Arbor, or Tallahassee for example are.Eh USC football is pretty big. Most of the 2000s it was Lakers, USC, Dodgers in that order and with Riley there now they'll compete with the Lakers and Dodgers. Comparing USC and UCLA to Rutgers is simply not correct.
I'm not sure how you can remotely compare the two lolUSC football is no different than Miami. They are or at least were national brands with most of the country either loving or hating them but I don't believe either place is a college football hotbed like Tuscaloosa, Ann Arbor, or Tallahassee for example are.
me too, but we don't matter.
we will be replaced by new fans.
for every fan who is like you and me, there are dozens who will be attracted to this, especially young people who are not married to the tradition, pomp, circumstance.
NBA ratings are far lower than college footballRespectfully disagree.
Young people aren't watching live sports. They're fucking around on their phones 24/7 and don't have the attention span to sit through a 4+ hour game on a Saturday night.
And college football still isn't a nationally viewed sport like the NFL or NBA. This is still, in a way, a niche sport.
Me and you still matter.
And people with money still need to fill stadium seats. Not just for regular season games but for the 50 different playoff games we have coming in the future.
Attendance is trending downwards. Student sections clear out early. This isn't heading in a good direction.
I wasn't trying to draw a direct ratings comparison but rather that the NBA draws from big market cities across the US, unlike cfb.NBA ratings are far lower than college football
Not really that close
Their new tv deal is going to be massive
Yep, same with CBB I'm guessingI wasn't trying to draw a direct ratings comparison but rather that the NBA draws from big market cities across the US, unlike cfb.
I'm also going to take a guess and say that the NBA is more popular with the younger demographic. Who I don't see flocking to cfb anytime soon.
Furthermore, comparing ratings from past season isn't all relevant because we're trying to forecast how the upcoming changes to cfb will affect ratings and popularity down the line.
Strip cfb of the pomp and circumstance, regional traditions and rivalries, packed stadiums, the unique nature of the postseason...add in and out of control NIL and portal system and an NFL style playoff system...and you may as well just watch the NFL.
CFB has always been about the deeply rooted connection that alumni and the local communities have to the universities. Alienate that portion of the viewership and the ship is gonna sink.
Sounds like you're ready to go clubbingAs long as there's a line, I'm in.
Sounds like you're ready to go clubbing
NBA ratings are far lower than college football
Not really that close
Their new tv deal is going to be massive
Vols had a Home/Home w/ Org twice I believe. I really enjoyed that match up
Vols had a Home/Home w/ Org twice I believe. I really enjoyed that match up
A deuce
chyna approves this messageNBA viewership ratings are huge AROUND the WORLD
BLM Haters leaving did not affect the league one iota.
money making MACHINE
Thought that bill only added to the partyA deuce
only a benjamin would do
I could go look cuz I have many. My parents thought saving $2 bills in the 50's would be profitable. No.Thought that bill only added to the party
I don't have a clue which dead prez is on that puppy
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Pretty sure I have some in storage aka mom's basement lol and some silver certificates tooI could go look cuz I have many. My parents thought saving $2 bills in the 50's would be profitable. No.
Back to our regularly scheduled fkery of another sport.
Well, they said no to Oregon and Washington.what will be the next domino(es) to fall ??