A new and better FBS thread

[All4One]

LOL, 99.9% sure this is a Louisiana Tech fan, and not Judy.

One more thing. I'm more than just a "fan" of those schools. My connections run deeper than that.��

[BigHorns]

One more thing. I'm more than just a "fan" of those schools. My connections run deeper than that.��

So two questions:

1) do you feel your tweets represent the position of CUSA?
2) if not geography, why Kennesaw?

[56BISON73]

He's talking about the fact that even with the 40,000 students and millions of people within a 30 minute drive of their stadium on Saturday, only 4,000 found themselves inside their stadium. Hell their stadium holds 8,000 and they couldn't even sell out their home opener. Looking at those numbers, MSUM honestly isn't a terrible comparison.

I'm somewhat of a contrarian, I'm not an expert, and I'm undoubtedly biased. But if I'm looking into markets and marketing that tells me that the product STINKS and that no one cares about it. There is zero brand loyalty to Kennesaw State. I would guess there are more people that drive an hour-plus to Fargo for NDSU games than were at the last Kennesaw game. THAT is brand loyalty. Those are the eyeballs you are after.

Yet Kennisaw is moving up. Which is my point.

[Kevin]

One more thing. I'm more than just a "fan" of those schools. My connections run deeper than that.��

who do u work for bro

[All4One]

So two questions:

1) do you feel your tweets represent the position of CUSA?
2) if not geography, why Kennesaw?

The state of Georgia is very lucrative for high school and college sports. Kennesaw is in a rapid growing area of the state in Cobb County representing about 750,000 residents. Would be the 3rd largest undergrad school in the new Conference USA. Would allow a more reasonable operation in split divisions that would lessen travel costs to all institutions especially in non-football sports while contributing other non-football sports that we need in order to keep our AQ bids. The most important reason is that we are negotiating a new media rights deal starting next season with one of the top contributors in the business, and they see Kennesaw as an asset to their portfolio.

[CAS4127]

The state of Georgia is very lucrative for high school and college sports. Kennesaw is in a rapid growing area of the state in Cobb County representing about 750,000 residents. Would be the 3rd largest undergrad school in the new Conference USA. Would allow a more reasonable operation in split divisions that would lessen travel costs to all institutions especially in non-football sports while contributing other non-football sports that we need in order to keep our AQ bids. The most important reason is that we are negotiating a new media rights deal starting next season with one of the top contributors in the business, and they see Kennesaw as an asset to their portfolio.

I question this analysis. Largely.

[NDSU92]

Yet Kennisaw is moving up. Which is my point.

Right, but that’s why we’re bewildered. How any media deal is improved by their inclusion is beyond me. Maybe it’s the fact that CUSA has no media deal?

I mean their brand is so strong you didn’t even spell it right lol. I asked one of my coworkers who went to Georgia Tech if he’d ever heard of them? Nope.

[GreenfieldBison]

I question this analysis. Largely.

Sorry man, I think the term is “Bigly”. Amiright?

[CAS4127]

Sorry man, I think the term is “Bigly”. Amiright?

Ebonically, yes.

[bisonaudit]

Ebonically, yes.

Like we need this shit.