(12-08-2013 08:52 PM)ClairtonPanther Wrote: Thinking about heading to Detroit.
You should go and support Pitt. I hope your not disappointed in the outcome. Bowling Green looked pretty good against Northern Illinois and a victory is not guaranteed.
(12-08-2013 08:52 PM)ClairtonPanther Wrote: Thinking about heading to Detroit.
You should go and support Pitt. I hope your not disappointed in the outcome. Bowling Green looked pretty good against Northern Illinois and a victory is not guaranteed.
If my math is correct, NC State, Wake, and UVa will make about $3.6 million and stay home. Hmm, that might beat a bad bowl in a poor location. I calculate the ACC taking in $50-$52 million from the bowls and of course the ACC will be keeping Maryland's share.
(12-08-2013 08:52 PM)ClairtonPanther Wrote: Thinking about heading to Detroit.
You should go and support Pitt. I hope your not disappointed in the outcome. Bowling Green looked pretty good against Northern Illinois and a victory is not guaranteed.
Has more to do w/ $$$ and being a day after Christmas
(12-08-2013 08:52 PM)ClairtonPanther Wrote: Thinking about heading to Detroit.
You should go and support Pitt. I hope your not disappointed in the outcome. Bowling Green looked pretty good against Northern Illinois and a victory is not guaranteed.
If my math is correct, NC State, Wake, and UVa will make about $3.6 million and stay home. Hmm, that might beat a bad bowl in a poor location.
Not as nice as UNC and Miami making bowl revenue last year despite being barred from postseason play due to sanctions.
(12-08-2013 08:52 PM)ClairtonPanther Wrote: Thinking about heading to Detroit.
You should go and support Pitt. I hope your not disappointed in the outcome. Bowling Green looked pretty good against Northern Illinois and a victory is not guaranteed.
If my math is correct, NC State, Wake, and UVa will make about $3.6 million and stay home. Hmm, that might beat a bad bowl in a poor location.
Not as nice as UNC and Miami making bowl revenue last year despite being barred from postseason play due to sanctions.
That's payback for the other conference teams making money off of our NCAA Tournament performances.
(12-08-2013 10:43 PM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote: Wild dogs couldn't drag me to Detroit to watch an awful Pitt team get its arse kicked by a MAC school. If that makes me a bad fan, so be it.
I feel ya. The only attractive thing for me is that I have some friends up in the Trenton/Riverview area.
(12-08-2013 10:43 PM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote: Wild dogs couldn't drag me to Detroit to watch an awful Pitt team get its arse kicked by a MAC school. If that makes me a bad fan, so be it.
I feel ya. The only attractive thing for me is that I have some friends up in the Trenton/Riverview area.
I've been to everyone since the Liberty, except for the middle BBVA, but I don't know if I can swing the 26th. If I lived in Pittsburgh, I'd definitely do it. As is, I'll be over 8 hours away by car.
(12-08-2013 10:43 PM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote: Wild dogs couldn't drag me to Detroit to watch an awful Pitt team get its arse kicked by a MAC school. If that makes me a bad fan, so be it.
I feel ya. The only attractive thing for me is that I have some friends up in the Trenton/Riverview area.
I've been to everyone since the Liberty, except for the middle BBVA, but I don't know if I can swing the 26th. If I lived in Pittsburgh, I'd definitely do it. As is, I'll be over 8 hours away by car.
I've been to Charlotte to watch UNC and down to Birmingham to watch Ole Miss. What I really need to do is head to an away game.
(12-09-2013 12:06 AM)4x4hokies Wrote: I think Florida State are at 32 years now.
Yep, it should be 32 in a row for FSU. That list was from College Football Data Warehouse, so it is apparently wrong. Puts the whole list in doubt.
Florida State had to vacate its 2006 Emerald Bowl appearance. That means College Football Data Warehouse is actually correct. FSU's streak is officially at 7.
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(12-08-2013 08:52 PM)ClairtonPanther Wrote: Thinking about heading to Detroit.
You should go and support Pitt. I hope your not disappointed in the outcome. Bowling Green looked pretty good against Northern Illinois and a victory is not guaranteed.
If my math is correct, NC State, Wake, and UVa will make about $3.6 million and stay home. Hmm, that might beat a bad bowl in a poor location. I calculate the ACC taking in $50-$52 million from the bowls and of course the ACC will be keeping Maryland's share.
You're right.
As per Phil Steel:
NCG: 18,000,000
OB: 17,000,000
Chic: 3,900,000
Rus: 2,275,000
Sun: 2,000,000
Belk: 1,700,000
Music: 1,837,500
V100: 1,150,000
Mil: 1,000,000
Tx: 1,700,000
'Lil Caesar: 750,000
TOTAL: 51,312,500
PER TEAM: 3,665,179 (including UMD)
PER TEAM: 3,947,115 (excluding UMD)
(12-08-2013 08:52 PM)ClairtonPanther Wrote: Thinking about heading to Detroit.
You should go and support Pitt. I hope your not disappointed in the outcome. Bowling Green looked pretty good against Northern Illinois and a victory is not guaranteed.
If my math is correct, NC State, Wake, and UVa will make about $3.6 million and stay home. Hmm, that might beat a bad bowl in a poor location. I calculate the ACC taking in $50-$52 million from the bowls and of course the ACC will be keeping Maryland's share.
You're right.
As per Phil Steel:
NCG: 18,000,000
OB: 17,000,000
Chic: 3,900,000
Rus: 2,275,000
Sun: 2,000,000
Belk: 1,700,000
Music: 1,837,500
V100: 1,150,000
Mil: 1,000,000
Tx: 1,700,000
'Lil Caesar: 750,000
TOTAL: 51,312,500
PER TEAM: 3,665,179 (including UMD)
PER TEAM: 3,947,115 (excluding UMD)
***Add in about $15 million for TV, 500,000 for the CCG, and a couple million for basketball tourney revenue (excluding the newbies), and we are in the $21-23 range.***
(12-09-2013 12:06 AM)4x4hokies Wrote: I think Florida State are at 32 years now.
Yep, it should be 32 in a row for FSU. That list was from College Football Data Warehouse, so it is apparently wrong. Puts the whole list in doubt.
Florida State had to vacate its 2006 Emerald Bowl appearance. That means College Football Data Warehouse is actually correct. FSU's streak is officially at 7.
They went to a bowl even if they had to vacate the results of it. Most people still count it.
