It's a one day special welcoming SU and Pitt to the ACC.
http://www.ramblinwreck.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/063013aaa.html
Perhaps a Groupon is their next way of 'welcoming' those two into the conference?
If the goal is butts in the seats, then every school with less than 100% sell outs to every game should use every method necessary to find a new potential fan. Discounts, Groupon, freebies, all have the same end goal.Works for BC
No, they still wouldn't.BC would be better off changing Alumni Stadium into their home hockey rink and convert Conte Forum into their football and basketball home areas. That way, all 3 sports will finally sell out.
If the goal is butts in the seats, then every school with less than 100% sell outs to every game should use every method necessary to find a new potential fan. Discounts, Groupon, freebies, all have the same end goal.
At least Groupon involves high tech (ok, just a computer). It would make HFD happy.
If the goal is butts in the seats, then every school with less than 100% sell outs to every game should use every method necessary to find a new potential fan. Discounts, Groupon, freebies, all have the same end goal.
At least Groupon involves high tech (ok, just a computer). It would make HFD happy.
I have the feeling that attendance at CFB games will be a growing topic. Over the last two weeks the big sports talk station here in B'ham has been discussing growing concern in the SEC office. This AM there was about a 20 min segment on Bama student section not being full. Auburn has been running radio ads for the coming season even though they have both Bama and GA at home.