It really does.
If it was pre-internet, I'd agree. There's a lot of of metrics that go into determining how well a team travels/spends money in a bowl city.
ISU's allotment will sell out either way.
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It really does.
It kind of does though. Especially when JP can advertise they sold out of their allotment in 2 days and is requesting more tickets to sell. Yeah, the bowl reps will see the colors in the stands regardless of where you buy a ticket. But buying through the AD directly helps ISU.I don't think that matters all that much.
And the grass lots will be closed.Cyclonefanatic probably automatically accounts for a rain delay.
He'll probably get divorced in a couple of years, so go bowling!I'm in a wedding that day.
ND vs ISU and that one cousin you thought would never marry picks that day.
Son of a *****
Cyclonefanatic probably automatically accounts for a rain delay.
I predict a non-serious illness in your near future.Great bowl for ISU and it's fans.
Unfortunately horrible personally for me. I have to work that day, so not only can't go, won't even be able to watch on TV. Too many people in our office gone that day already.
And the grass lots will be closed.
I predict a non-serious illness in your near future.
Brock Purdy.KSU has a better record, they beat us head to head, and they also have a great travel reputation. They have also been a bigger football brand than us over the last 20 years. I can't think of any reason why Orlando would take us over them.
Great bowl for ISU and it's fans.
Unfortunately horrible personally for me. I have to work that day, so not only can't go, won't even be able to watch on TV. Too many people in our office gone that day already.
It would suck to work somewhere in which they don't let you take vacation because others are already taking vacation.
I don't think that matters all that much.
Especially on Saturday.