Blackshirt96
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Financially it will not work. The object is to get people outside of your state to come & spend money. Not a lot of people want to travel to Nebraska in Dec/Jan to sit & freeze their a$$es.
Exactly! A more likely spot for a bowl game would be Denver calling it the snow bowl. There are lots of people that do actually like to ski. Nebraska has no draw.Because there's a big difference between Florida and Nebraska...I think that's a great idea, how about another Big 10/SEC matchup. We both have a bunch of bowl eligible teams every year. Why should the state of Florida get all of our money from fans attending the games?!?!
Mainly that people enjoy visiting Florida.
If this is your desire, then why not make it a ACC/SEC or Pac 12/SEC matchup?I would be for it as long it was a Big Ten/ SEC matchup. Make a warm weather team come up north to play a bowl. I bet the domination of SEC of Big Ten in bowl games would be drastically reduced.
No need to take shots at MN....Do you mean like a bowl using Memorial as a host location or like a bowl in Lincoln that Nebraska has a permenant tie in to kind of like Hawaii or some of the service academies?
On a side note I worked with a guy when I was younger who was a O-Lineman at a D2 school in Minnesota. He got to play in some kind of postseason type "bowl" in Nebraska but I don't remember where. He liked it but then again anything is better than Minnesota.
Ding ding ding. I think we have the winner here! :lol:It was 3 de-effing-grees when I left this morning. You must be off your rocker.
This is a myth. Most cities lose tons of money on bowl games- kind of like an Olympics. They give major concessions and help provide staffing. Lots of teams don't travel well. The bowl game system is a very clever way for public university money to be swindled by a bowl game board of directors.Financially it will not work. The object is to get people outside of your state to come & spend money. Not a lot of people want to travel to Nebraska in Dec/Jan to sit & freeze their a$$es.