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Paul Finebaum Identifies ‘Serious Problem’ For College Football
by Larry Leo
March 6, 202237 Comments

Shanna Lockwood-USA TODAY Sports
Paul Finebaum believes college football’s attendance numbers dropping over the last seven years is a major problem. According to a report from CBS Sports, attendance numbers are dropping across the sport. Average attendance was reportedly down 7,000 per game – 15 percent – from a record 2008 mark of 46,971.
quote:(The Spun)
“It’s much easier to sit at home and watch all the games provided as opposed to spending a fortune driving however long it is to deal with traffic,” the SEC Network analyst said on the radio this week.
“It’s a serious problem,” Finebaum said. “It’s been going on for a number of years. When I travel, I talk to the athletic directors and I think every single one – maybe not Alabama – has told me it’s a big concern.”
“I don’t want to say it’s not worth it,” Finebaum said. “When you can turn the TV off at midnight and just got to sleep, maybe it isn’t worth it. I think it is a real problem. I think all these other things are secondary, but they are adding to it.
“Over a certain age, it’s becoming a real turn off with what we love and talk about everyday here.”
Filed Under: NCAA Football
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