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re: Once and for all. Declining college football attendance is NOT just an LSU problem
Posted on 9/24/23 at 11:25 am to TigerFan244
Posted on 9/24/23 at 11:25 am to TigerFan244
Regardless of all the perks, the stadium game experience is diminished by all the TV timeouts. This gave us more piped music and more worthless distractions. The game has lost its natural rhythm and the crowd doesn’t stay into it the same with the countless long timeouts.
Nobody cares, though. Sportsmanship and the game take a back seat to revenue.
Nobody cares, though. Sportsmanship and the game take a back seat to revenue.
Posted on 9/24/23 at 1:34 pm to GetBackToWork
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Regardless of all the perks, the stadium game experience is diminished by all the TV timeouts.
OMG, Twice I counted in the 4th qtr alone we had a 3:00 min commercial break, a KO, and then another 3:00 min commercial break. I usually go to the games and the breaks are boring.
Piped in music does not bother me. The nonstop announcer blathering that you cant hear is bad because it just comes out as noise.
Posted on 9/24/23 at 1:43 pm to GetBackToWork
I noticed this last night really heavily for the first time. It seemed like every time the stadium actually got rocking at all, there was a TV timeout. Then, it was the new DJ thing to try to keep people in it. It just gets silly though. It’s not a pump up or keep in the game scenario. It takes away from the energy and flow of the game. Then, it’s all the sudden time to get back into the game. During every one of these timeouts, people inevitably get out their phones and it just really has changed the flow of the game. It’s hard to stay engaged as a fan that long when the energy waxes and wanes so much. The two 9 play scoring drives we had were great, but there were no time outs. This, no TV breaks and the tempo was there. The energy was there. The band was playing and not a DJ.
I think traffic plays a role as well. You also have to take into account younger families who have kids and need a babysitter are probably leaving to accommodate at halftime or mid-3rd.
Baseball, as a sport, was revamped because ut got boring with all the delays. It may be getting time to do the same with football. The TV timeouts, even when watching at home, have gotten out of hand.
I think traffic plays a role as well. You also have to take into account younger families who have kids and need a babysitter are probably leaving to accommodate at halftime or mid-3rd.
Baseball, as a sport, was revamped because ut got boring with all the delays. It may be getting time to do the same with football. The TV timeouts, even when watching at home, have gotten out of hand.
Posted on 9/24/23 at 3:53 pm to GetBackToWork
Has anyone calculated the increase in game breaks for the modern college game vs the 1990s?
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