Frisco gets company

[bluehenbillk]

The Miami Beach Bowl has left town and landed in, you guessed it, Frisco.

Frisco Bowl will feature AAC vs. Sun Belt in 2017 & 2019 & AAC vs. MAC in 2018

[DFW HOYA]

That's now four bowls in the Dallas area, plus the I-AA championship game. Overkill?

[Model Citizen]

Nah. Even the Coastal Carolina cheerleaders want to get to Dallas.

[BisonTru]

Nah. Even the Coastal Carolina cheerleaders want to get to Dallas.

Only if Dallas pays. No free rides in Conway. 😃

[RootinFerDukes]

40 bowls now? overkill?! I thought the mothership was bleeding money? Why do bowls keep cropping up like weeds?

The FCS title game will be better attended unless SMU goes... even then.

edit: i see this is replacing the miami beach bowl, so it's still just 39 bowls. Thank God. 40 would've just been too much.

[bluehenbillk]

Well this game will be played in the same stadium as the FCS NC game.

[Cocky]

Nah. Even the Coastal Carolina cheerleaders want to get to Dallas.

Any named Debbie?

[GodHelpTheBears]

That's now four bowls in the Dallas area, plus the I-AA championship game. Overkill?

Nah. ESPN isn't putting this event on to sell tickets.

[kdinva]

They waited until the stadium renovations/upgrades were done, so the bowl game won't have Caterpiller tractors showing up in the TV end zone shots.....

[Hammerhead]

Will probably have better teams in the FCS title game than in the bowl game. The last Miami Beach bowl featured Central Michigan who was 6-6 during the regular season.

[Anthony215]

I don't understand why they would move a bowl game from Sunny Miami in December to Dallas??? The AAC got shafted with this move although they'll try to use we wanted to get a location closer to our Western schools (SMU, Tulsa, Houston) excuse.

[RootinFerDukes]

No one was showing up to the Miami Beach Bowl and i'm sure they were bleeding too much money. If it's in Frisco, at least it's drive-able for the SMU, Tulsa, Tulane and Houston fans. The Western AAC and Western Sun Belt are all within a reasonable driving distance.

[Lehigh Football Nation]

I'll ask this question since nobody else seems to want to. Does this mean that the FCSNCG will have to move? Like, this year?

[RootinFerDukes]

I'll ask this question since nobody else seems to want to. Does this mean that the FCSNCG will have to move? Like, this year?

No. These Miami Beach Bowl games were played from 12/19-12/22 over the past three years. I would assume they'll aim to keep it around that same pre-christmas time frame.

[BisonTru]

I'll ask this question since nobody else seems to want to. Does this mean that the FCSNCG will have to move? Like, this year?

Why would it have to move?

[POD Knows]

Why would it have to move?

He doesn't know when the championship game is because Lehigh football is usually shut down well over a
month prior to the game

[Anthony215]

Logistically wise I guess it makes sense and the years the AAC is tied into the game they will probably use it for one of their western schools since all other AAC affiliated bowls seem to be on the East Coast besides the Hawaii Bowl.

[PAllen]

He doesn't know when the championship game is because Lehigh football is usually shut down well over a
month prior to the game

Around here sometimes I feel like the Afghan who's helping out ISAF because he believes in the cause against the Taliban.

[BadlandsGrizFan]

Every school loves to get a game in Texas regardless of when it is. Any chance to get your brand infront of kids in Texas ups your recruiting chances. DFW is quite possibly the best recruiting region in the country.

I'm sure none of these college coaches are upset about getting a game in the region.

[Lehigh Football Nation]

So the Frisco area is now going to support the Cotton Bowl, the FCSNCG, and now this? I understand it's not all on the same weekend, but how much appetite will the area have for this?

Furthermore, the reason WHY the Miami Bowl is relocating to Frisco is that they've seen the success of the FCSNCG. They probably want the FCSNCG out of there. Do we know that Frisco even wants the FCSNCG anymore?

Put it this way: I can see the area wanting to keep the FCSNCG. I can see the area wanting the bowl game instead of the FCSNCG. I have a hard time believing they want both.

[BisonTru]

So the Frisco area is now going to support the Cotton Bowl, the FCSNCG, and now this? I understand it's not all on the same weekend, but how much appetite will the area have for this?

Furthermore, the reason WHY the Miami Bowl is relocating to Frisco is that they've seen the success of the FCSNCG. They probably want the FCSNCG out of there. Do we know that Frisco even wants the FCSNCG anymore?

Put it this way: I can see the area wanting to keep the FCSNCG. I can see the area wanting the bowl game instead of the FCSNCG. I have a hard time believing they want both.

Why would you want less tourism? They gonna get sick of money.


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[DoWe]

So the Frisco area is now going to support the Cotton Bowl, the FCSNCG, and now this? I understand it's not all on the same weekend, but how much appetite will the area have for this?

Furthermore, the reason WHY the Miami Bowl is relocating to Frisco is that they've seen the success of the FCSNCG. They probably want the FCSNCG out of there. Do we know that Frisco even wants the FCSNCG anymore?

Put it this way: I can see the area wanting to keep the FCSNCG. I can see the area wanting the bowl game instead of the FCSNCG. I have a hard time believing they want both.
You got you a source for that statement? Or, is it just more BS?

[Lehigh Football Nation]

You got you a source for that statement? Or, is just more BS?

Why else would they be going there? It stands to reason that they are going to Frisco because they've been hosting a successful event. If you think Frisco wasn't hawking themselves by mentioning the FCSNCG, that makes no sense.

[DoWe]

Why else would they be going there? It stands to reason that they are going to Frisco because they've been hosting a successful event. If you think Frisco wasn't hawking themselves by mentioning the FCSNCG, that makes no sense.
So, more BS.

[GodHelpTheBears]

I don't understand why they would move a bowl game from Sunny Miami in December to Dallas??? The AAC got shafted with this move although they'll try to use we wanted to get a location closer to our Western schools (SMU, Tulsa, Houston) excuse.

From sunny Miami to...sunny Dallas. It was over 80 on Christmas day in the DFW area last year. Don't behave as if this is being moved to somewhere in the midwest.

[GodHelpTheBears]

So the Frisco area is now going to support the Cotton Bowl, the FCSNCG, and now this? I understand it's not all on the same weekend, but how much appetite will the area have for this?

Furthermore, the reason WHY the Miami Bowl is relocating to Frisco is that they've seen the success of the FCSNCG. They probably want the FCSNCG out of there. Do we know that Frisco even wants the FCSNCG anymore?

Put it this way: I can see the area wanting to keep the FCSNCG. I can see the area wanting the bowl game instead of the FCSNCG. I have a hard time believing they want both.

1) Pizza Hut Park and Jerryworld are an hour apart with light traffic. The Metroplex as a rule does not have light traffic, which makes attendance cannibalization highly unlikely.

2) My understanding is that the Miami Beach Bowl was scheduled very early in bowl season, as in before Christmas. As we all know, the NCG is played after New Year's.

[BisonTru]

From sunny Miami to...sunny Dallas. It was over 80 on Christmas day in the DFW area last year. Don't behave as if this is being moved to somewhere in the midwest.

Having been to Frisco 4 times it can be a bit chilly in January. One year it was 65-70. The other three were at least a light jacket weather.

Also from past experiences there is zero chance Frisco wants to lose this game. It's been sold out 6 of the 7 years they've had it.

That last paragraph is more in response to LFN than you bear.

[GodHelpTheBears]

Having been to Frisco 4 times it can be a bit chilly in January. One year it was 65-70. The other three were at least a light jacket weather.

Also from past experiences there is zero chance Frisco wants to lose this game. It's been sold out 6 of the 7 years they've had it.

That last paragraph is more in response to LFN than you bear.

I felt just felt it was worth pointing out. xthumbsupx

[BisonTru]

Cmon LFN, they aren't trying to replace the FCS CG with this. Hopefully then can get better attendance being potentially closer to some schools.

http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/college/football/51dqan/picture121888983/ALTERNATES/FREE_960/21MIAMI+BEACH+BOWL_CPJ

[cx500d]

Just 4? So you aren't a real fan I guess.



Having been to Frisco 4 times it can be a bit chilly in January. One year it was 65-70. The other three were at least a light jacket weather.

Also from past experiences there is zero chance Frisco wants to lose this game. It's been sold out 6 of the 7 years they've had it.

That last paragraph is more in response to LFN than you bear.

[Bisonoline]

So the Frisco area is now going to support the Cotton Bowl, the FCSNCG, and now this? I understand it's not all on the same weekend, but how much appetite will the area have for this?

Furthermore, the reason WHY the Miami Bowl is relocating to Frisco is that they've seen the success of the FCSNCG. They probably want the FCSNCG out of there. Do we know that Frisco even wants the FCSNCG anymore?

Put it this way: I can see the area wanting to keep the FCSNCG. I can see the area wanting the bowl game instead of the FCSNCG. I have a hard time believing they want both.

Where do you come up with this ****? xrolleyesxxrolleyesxxrolleyesxxrolleyesx

[citdog]

Where do you come up with this ****? xrolleyesxxrolleyesxxrolleyesxxrolleyesx


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[TheKingpin28]

Where do you come up with this ****? xrolleyesxxrolleyesxxrolleyesxxrolleyesx

https://twitter.com/AwfulWhiteQBs

My best guess.

[cx500d]

I think I posted what a couple of the HIGH school stadiums look like around Frisco... Never mind the Cotton Bowl (choose one, original or Jerryworld) are an hour from Frisco.

http://www.anygivensaturday.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=24880&stc=1http://www.anygivensaturday.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=24881&stc=1



Where do you come up with this ****? xrolleyesxxrolleyesxxrolleyesxxrolleyesx

[DFW HOYA]

http://www.dallasobserver.com/news/the-five-best-high-school-football-stadiums-in-dfw-7115295

[cx500d]

That articles getting a little dated with McKinney opening this year and Frisco in jerryjr world...


http://www.dallasobserver.com/news/the-five-best-high-school-football-stadiums-in-dfw-7115295

[RootinFerDukes]

So the Frisco area is now going to support the Cotton Bowl, the FCSNCG, and now this? I understand it's not all on the same weekend, but how much appetite will the area have for this?

Furthermore, the reason WHY the Miami Bowl is relocating to Frisco is that they've seen the success of the FCSNCG. They probably want the FCSNCG out of there. Do we know that Frisco even wants the FCSNCG anymore?

Put it this way: I can see the area wanting to keep the FCSNCG. I can see the area wanting the bowl game instead of the FCSNCG. I have a hard time believing they want both.

Please stop it with this conspiracy theory nonsense. The city of Frisco is probably contractually obligated to hold the FCS game through 2020, or whatever year. They'd have to buy it out and pay a considerable amount of money just to move it elsewhere.

In the DFW area, there is now:

Frisco Bowl
Armed Forces Bowl
Heart of Dallas Bowl
Cotton Bowl

That's four bowl games and an occasional FBS playoff game played in Cowboys stadium every four or so years.

[mango433]

So the Frisco area is now going to support the Cotton Bowl, the FCSNCG, and now this? I understand it's not all on the same weekend, but how much appetite will the area have for this?

Furthermore, the reason WHY the Miami Bowl is relocating to Frisco is that they've seen the success of the FCSNCG. They probably want the FCSNCG out of there. Do we know that Frisco even wants the FCSNCG anymore?

Put it this way: I can see the area wanting to keep the FCSNCG. I can see the area wanting the bowl game instead of the FCSNCG. I have a hard time believing they want both.


Yes, because if I know one thing in life it's that Texans HATE football. xrolleyesx

[Lehigh Football Nation]

Please stop it with this conspiracy theory nonsense. The city of Frisco is probably contractually obligated to hold the FCS game through 2020, or whatever year. They'd have to buy it out and pay a considerable amount of money just to move it elsewhere.

In the DFW area, there is now:

Frisco Bowl
Armed Forces Bowl
Heart of Dallas Bowl
Cotton Bowl

That's four bowl games and an occasional FBS playoff game played in Cowboys stadium every four or so years.

Perhaps the DFW area's appetite for football is insatiable, but I have some serious doubts.

[walliver]

Please stop it with this conspiracy theory nonsense. The city of Frisco is probably contractually obligated to hold the FCS game through 2020, or whatever year. They'd have to buy it out and pay a considerable amount of money just to move it elsewhere.

In the DFW area, there is now:

Frisco Bowl
Armed Forces Bowl
Heart of Dallas Bowl
Cotton Bowl

That's four bowl games and an occasional FBS playoff game played in Cowboys stadium every four or so years.

The only one with a lot of interest in the entire DFW metro area is the Cotton Bowl.
The FCS championship attracts primarily fans of the teams involved, as do the other bowl games. I doubt that many Dallas or Fort Worth residents are driving to Frisco to see the FCS championship unless they happen to be fans of an involved team.

The Miami Beach Bowl and FCS championship are fairly small games compared with the big bowls, and there is no reason Frisco can't rent hotel rooms and sell beer to both crowds.

If Frisco loses interest, Chattanooga would take the game in a heartbeat (and Charleston would have if the Citadel hadn't decided to tear down half their stadium).

[Lehigh Football Nation]

So, more BS.

Here's what is known:

* ESPN acquired the bowl from the AAC
* ESPN was in negotiations with the town of Frisco and Hunt Properties (which owns the stadium)
* ESPN televised the FCSNCG in that same stadium and Hunt Properties

So you can crawl back down into that hole from whence you came now

[Daytripper]

Perhaps the DFW area's appetite for football is insatiable, but I have some serious doubts.

Locals don't necessarily go to the FCSNCG. These are fans flying and driving in from outside of the Dallas area. The bowl games likely draw more locals.

[cx500d]

There are a number of locals that go...I have some work buddies that have season tickets for the Dallas soccer team that plays at Frisco. They have rights to buy tickets for the FCS game as well, and they do. During my 5 times at the FCS, I've met locals who just show up after buying tickets at the last second, either in front of the stadium or online because someone is always unloading at the last second. Probably in the hundreds at best, but other than the first year, which was cold, they have pretty much been sold out (on paper).


Locals don't necessarily go to the FCSNCG. These are fans flying and driving in from outside of the Dallas area. The bowl games likely draw more locals.

[Bisonoline]

So the Frisco area is now going to support the Cotton Bowl, the FCSNCG, and now this? I understand it's not all on the same weekend, but how much appetite will the area have for this?

Furthermore, the reason WHY the Miami Bowl is relocating to Frisco is that they've seen the success of the FCSNCG. They probably want the FCSNCG out of there. Do we know that Frisco even wants the FCSNCG anymore?

Put it this way: I can see the area wanting to keep the FCSNCG. I can see the area wanting the bowl game instead of the FCSNCG. I have a hard time believing they want both.

You dont own a business do you. What do you think the Hotel, Bar, Restaurant and tourism industry would say to your idiotic question?

I know for a fact that some of the bar-restaurants in Frisco gave their employees the chance to pick what which weekend they wanted to work. The FCS Championship weekend or New years eve and day. Guess which one they picked so they could make more money.

[FCS_pwns_FBS]

Perhaps the DFW area's appetite for football is insatiable, but I have some serious doubts.

Miami is just not as much of a football city as Dallas. The MBB hosted South Florida a couple of years ago and got only around 21k in attendance.

This move also puts it nearer a lot of western SBC, CUSA, and AAC schools.

Putting G5 bowls in cities outside the conference footprint is just not a good business model.

[citdog]

western SBC, CUSA, and AAC schools.


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[Lehigh Football Nation]

Nah, Frisco's success with the FCSNCG had absolutely nothing to do with ESPN's decision.

http://espnevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Frisco-Bowl-Announcement-Twitter.jpg

[RootinFerDukes]

I'm sorry but that's some BULL**** if they're using an FCS national championship game photo to showcase their stupid ass bowl. There will never be that many butts in those seats for the Frisco Bowl, I promise you that.

JFC they even took the time to photoshop out the team names in the endzone.

[BadlandsGrizFan]

You dont own a business do you. What do you think the Hotel, Bar, Restaurant and tourism industry would say to your idiotic question?

I know for a fact that some of the bar-restaurants in Frisco gave their employees the chance to pick what which weekend they wanted to work. The FCS Championship weekend or New years eve and day. Guess which one they picked so they could make more money.

I can tell you with absolute certainty that Frisco wants as many of these types of sporting events as it can get. I've sat in the meetings with councilmen and city leaders to discuss these very issues.

Frisco has branded itself as the sports Mecca of the US. It has two farm system teams for the Mavericks and Rangers, FC Dallas, and the world headquarters of the Cowboys. It also has some of the nicest indoor soccer facilities in the country. Baylor is currently constructing the first of its type, state of the art Neuroscience and sports rehab facility right next to the Star.

They just locked in the Conference USA mens and womens basketball tourneys, Texas Tech holds its spring game in Frisco, and they're working on bringing multiple professional boxing events to the star. Last year the D2 mens basketball national championships were help in Frisco also.

Bottom line is Frisco is sports hungry and the leaders in Frisco have the expertise and know how to get these big events done and attract them to Frisco. I have said as much numerous times on this page but nobody seems to listen. The FCS chipper is going to be here for A VERY LONG TIME!

[Daytripper]

I can tell you with absolute certainty that Frisco wants as many of these types of sporting events as it can get. I've sat in the meetings with councilmen and city leaders to discuss these very issues.

Frisco has branded itself as the sports Mecca of the US. It has two farm system teams for the Mavericks and Rangers, FC Dallas, and the world headquarters of the Cowboys. It also has some of the nicest indoor soccer facilities in the country. Baylor is currently constructing the first of its type, state of the art Neuroscience and sports rehab facility right next to the Star.

They just locked in the Conference USA mens and womens basketball tourneys, Texas Tech holds its spring game in Frisco, and they're working on bringing multiple professional boxing events to the star. Last year the D2 mens basketball national championships were help in Frisco also.

Bottom line is Frisco is sports hungry and the leaders in Frisco have the expertise and know how to get these big events done and attract them to Frisco. I have said as much numerous times on this page but nobody seems to listen. The FCS chipper is going to be here for A VERY LONG TIME!

It is also home to the main offices of the Southland Conference.

[ASU33]

I'm sorry but that's some BULL**** if they're using an FCS national championship game photo to showcase their stupid ass bowl. There will never be that many butts in those seats for the Frisco Bowl, I promise you that.

JFC they even took the time to photoshop out the team names in the endzone.


Facts!

[Milktruck74]

I'm sorry but that's some BULL**** if they're using an FCS national championship game photo to showcase their stupid ass bowl. There will never be that many butts in those seats for the Frisco Bowl, I promise you that.

JFC they even took the time to photoshop out the team names in the endzone.

While I agree....in fairness, how many FOOTBALL game pic do they have to choose from? I know there is a Soccer team that plays there regularly, but how many football games have they had there, outside of the FCSNC?

[Milktruck74]

I just looked it up, they do have HS football there, and those pics are probably about as full.

[GodHelpTheBears]

So two thoughts about the postseason "glut" in the Metroplex:

1) ESPN does not care about butts in seats - think of Pizza Hut Park as an open air studio for broadcasting a football game. I imagine many of the tickets will be underwritten by somebody, whether it's the schools themselves, local businesses or local government so that ESPN doesn't eat a significant loss.

2) DFW is very spread out. Frisco and Arlington are at least an hour apart. The fact that the four bowls will all be in different communities means there will be little cannibalism of whatever "local market" there is, with "local market" being more relevant in the sense that the company in Frisco won't feel any peer pressure about having to purchase tickets for games in Dallas, Fort Worth or Arlington.

[cx500d]

It could be SMU vs North Texas and not be a sellout.


I'm sorry but that's some BULL**** if they're using an FCS national championship game photo to showcase their stupid ass bowl. There will never be that many butts in those seats for the Frisco Bowl, I promise you that.

JFC they even took the time to photoshop out the team names in the endzone.

[DoWe]

Why does any of this even matter? Frisco is a municipality with its own agenda. If FCS wants a location that appeals exclusively to the FCS for their championship game I am sure you can find one. Beyond that, Frisco owes nothing to the FCS, nothing at all.

[RootinFerDukes]

It could be SMU vs North Texas and not be a sellout.

An FCSNCG featuring EWU and Maine would draw more people than a bowl game between SMU and UNT. That's a fact, jack!

[bluehenbillk]

Cmon don't be stoopid.

[ST_Lawson]

An FCSNCG featuring EWU and Maine would draw more people than a bowl game between SMU and UNT. That's a fact, jack!

I'd call it a toss-up....0=0....although if a random armadillo wanders into the stadium, that could really skew the results one way or the other.

[BadlandsGrizFan]

I really dont understand what everybody's issue with this is.

Two things I've never heard in my life;

1. Thats just too much football for Texas....

2. Frisco is just too good at making money off sporting events...

[IBleedYellow]

I really dont understand what everybody's issue with this is.

Two things I've never heard in my life;

1. Thats just too much football for Texas....

2. Frisco is just too good at making money off sporting events...

HOW DARE FRISCO BRING IN MORE MONEY!

[Lehigh Football Nation]

The FCSNCG contract puts the game in Frisco until 2020. The question is, whether the next round of negotiations with the NCAA will result in the NCAA re-upping and extending the contract, or not. I'm not totally sure what the presence of an ESPN-owned bowl means to the negotiation, but it clearly now means Frisco can afford to lose the FCSNCG and most likely not suffer financially. So how bad does Frisco want it, and how bad does the NCAA want it there? The presence of a bowl game won't help on either front.

[Bisonoline]

The FCSNCG contract puts the game in Frisco until 2020. The question is, whether the next round of negotiations with the NCAA will result in the NCAA re-upping and extending the contract, or not. I'm not totally sure what the presence of an ESPN-owned bowl means to the negotiation, but it clearly now means Frisco can afford to lose the FCSNCG and most likely not suffer financially. So how bad does Frisco want it, and how bad does the NCAA want it there? The presence of a bowl game won't help on either front.
You dont make damn bit of sense. Youve already been trying to bang this drum earlier. JFC

[Go Lehigh TU Owl]

All I know is the only way I'll make it to Frisco is if Lehigh makes it to the title game. No way in hell would I piss away money to see Temple play in a bowl game there....

[dgtw]

On a side note, Conference USA will play their basketball tournaments in Frisco next year at the Cowboys' practice facility.

Apparently they are going to play a men's game and a women's game at the same time with a big curtain between two courts.


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[Bisonoline]

On a side note, Conference USA will play their basketball tournaments in Frisco next year at the Cowboys' practice facility.

Apparently they are going to play a men's game and a women's game at the same time with a big curtain between two courts.


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WTF? Why? LFN thinks Frisco is pretty flush with big events and doesnt want anymore. xdizzyx

[RootinFerDukes]

All I know is the only way I'll make it to Frisco is if Lehigh makes it to the title game. No way in hell would I piss away money to see Temple play in a bowl game there....

I am the same way. I didn't hesitate to go to Frisco to see JMU play. If JMU moved to FBS and played in the Frisco bowl, however, I wouldn't have even entertained spending the money to go. Bowl games are just not worth your time unless it's within reasonable driving distance and minimal cost.

[DFW HOYA]

The FCSNCG contract puts the game in Frisco until 2020. The question is, whether the next round of negotiations with the NCAA will result in the NCAA re-upping and extending the contract, or not. I'm not totally sure what the presence of an ESPN-owned bowl means to the negotiation, but it clearly now means Frisco can afford to lose the FCSNCG and most likely not suffer financially. So how bad does Frisco want it, and how bad does the NCAA want it there? The presence of a bowl game won't help on either front.

Don't underestimate ESPN's financial position in this. If the Worldwide Leader is taking on even more water on subscribers, they may opt out of the second and third-tier bowl business altogether.

[Schism55]

Don't underestimate ESPN's financial position in this. If the Worldwide Leader is taking on even more water on subscribers, they may opt out of the second and third-tier bowl business altogether.
Have to disagree on this. ESPN has already shown they will shed talent before programming.

[flyrod]

I am the same way. I didn't hesitate to go to Frisco to see JMU play. If JMU moved to FBS and played in the Frisco bowl, however, I wouldn't have even entertained spending the money to go. Bowl games are just not worth your time unless it's within reasonable driving distance and minimal cost.


​THIS!!!!!

[RootinFerDukes]

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/video/sports/frisco-to-host-fcs-bowl-game-sportsday-onair/vp-BBBQCeY

Honestly... I don't blame them for not noticing their glaring mistake throughout this segment. The G5 is a lot closer to FCS than the P5 anyways.

[DFW HOYA]

http://ktrh.iheart.com/featured/michael-berry/content/2017-08-18-watch-katy-tx-unveils-70-million-high-school-stadium/

[cx500d]

http://ktrh.iheart.com/featured/michael-berry/content/2017-08-18-watch-katy-tx-unveils-70-million-high-school-stadium/

Maybe sammy can move out of their track stadium and rent it.

[Wildcat1997]

http://ktrh.iheart.com/featured/michael-berry/content/2017-08-18-watch-katy-tx-unveils-70-million-high-school-stadium/Damn, a high school stadium cost more than our brand new stadium.

[kdinva]

Maybe sammy can move out of their track stadium and rent it.

...or airlift it to N. charleston/Ladson...

[kdinva]

http://ktrh.iheart.com/featured/michael-berry/content/2017-08-18-watch-katy-tx-unveils-70-million-high-school-stadium/

did mention eight different HS will use it.....could be at least three games per weekend....

[RootinFerDukes]

We can move it to that HS stadium. I wouldn't even be mad.

[cx500d]

We can move it to that HS stadium. I wouldn't even be mad.

Nobody would.


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[KnightoftheRedFlash]

An FCSNCG featuring EWU and Maine would draw more people than a bowl game between SMU and UNT. That's a fact, jack!

Wow. What a silly statement. I attended the Army bowl win over North Texas at the HOD Bowl in the Cotton Bowl. North Texas brought a large contingent.

A Frisco Bowl between UNT and SMU would be filled.