How many season tickets do we usually sell? Definitely a good mark of fan strength I’d be curious about other schools too
WSU season ticket sales surpass 2018 total, closing in on record
WSU is 378 away from all-time season ticket sales record247sports.com
From a few years ago, but I doubt they are over 20,000 season tickets.
Capacity of their stadium is 32,952.
It sources a Swaim tweet. It's BS.Pac-12 TV deal stumbles with conference raking in $12 million less than Big 12, only 20% linear coverage: Reports
The Pac-12 TV deal has been one of the biggest talking points throughout the college football offseason. The current deal expires on July 1, 2024.www.sportskeeda.com
Doubt this is legit …
Hope the NBA doesn't allow drafting kids right out of high school to the NBA team. It was a disaster before. Teams would almost always draft a high school guy on potential and many didn't pan out. Or if they did, it took a few years. You still had success with Kobe and Lebron but a bunch of misses. The college game wasn't as good in my opinion also.
Pac-12 TV deal stumbles with conference raking in $12 million less than Big 12, only 20% linear coverage: Reports
The Pac-12 TV deal has been one of the biggest talking points throughout the college football offseason. The current deal expires on July 1, 2024.
Doubt this is legit …
I don’t think the college game was noticeably different either way. People don’t watch the college game for the level of play. G league has far better talent but it is **** worthless as a media product.
I mean it's all relative. Not many people live in eastern rural Washington. But those who do, are hardcore fans. I'd rather have a 33k stadium that's usually full and loud vs whatever the hell is going on at Stanford, Cal, UCLA home games.WSU season ticket sales surpass 2018 total, closing in on record
WSU is 378 away from all-time season ticket sales record
From a few years ago, but I doubt they are over 20,000 season tickets.
Capacity of their stadium is 32,952.
Yeah, maybe basketball development before and after high school graduation will become more like soccer. NBA teams may take more and more advantage of the opportunity to develop the best of the best at an earlier age like pro soccer does. And maybe a 2nd division pro league like USL Championship will emerge for smaller metro areas. But college games can still get decent attendances and tv viewerships since there are people who will still cheer for college teams for various reasons.
I mean with the UNCs of the college world taking a Cardale Jones approach ("We didn't come here to play school") - What's the harm to the players? Especially in the one and done world.
I think he did, and I think they are, and I also think the PAC 12 is slow playing the final deal confirmation to try to trap them with the delay.
With Prep schools and summer ball guys like Omaha are so much more ready today.
Lots of “Colorado isn’t leaving” tweets being deleted. We will see if someone can swoop in and save the PAC 12 but it’s ugly right now for them.
I think this continues to drag on because the Big 12 can’t put urgency into their decision. It is not like we can take other worthy schools if they put off their decision. So they just say they will make a decision when they are ready.
I think we can apply some urgency. As I said earlier, if CO/AZ want to be Big 12 members for the 2024 season, they have to commit very soon because of all the logistical issues of changing conferences such as scheduling.
That really shouldn’t be a concern as the commish and staff should be drafting up multiple schedules depending on how this plays out. Really don’t need to be farther out then 6-7 months from the start of the season.
