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Message: [QUOTE="Hurleyman216, post: 3521167, member: 3517"] The G-League doesn’t have the correct geographic footprint in my opinion. When you have teams in Eerie, PA and Southaven, MS it isn’t exactly aligned with big media markets. All of this is driven by ticket sales but even more by media and advertising. Universities have such great following because they pump out thousands of graduates a year many of which become rabid fans. State schools like UConn, UK, etc. capture a large percentage of their whole state. That isn’t happening out of Eerie, PA. People watch college in part because they are amateurs. Not saying the G-league won’t become more popular, just don’t think they will displace the NCAA anytime soon. [/QUOTE]