Bowl is not over yet

#51
#51
99gator said:
I hope you all get what you want.

I understand that traditionally the Gator Bowl has a name that people know. But, the Music City is a better bowl.

If fans would rather have fun in Jacksonville than Nashville, cool.

But, technically, at this point in time, the Music City is better.
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Cool story, bro. Tell it again.
 
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#53
#53
Rickyvol77 said:
Exactly. Nashville is a town to go for conventions and bridal parties. Nothing special. Jax isn’t special either but a better bowl against a better opponent and beaches
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Except it’s not a “better bowl” in what matters... 💵 $$$

But hey, who cares what would help the school we pull for more!
 
#57
#57
MWAVolfan said:
Don't really care what a chart says or the fact the MCB pays out a little more cash. Playing a game on Dec 30 at 3pm on a work day is a potentially crappy cold day is definitely not "better" than playing on Jan 2 in prime time. In this case perception overrides a technicality.
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From that point of view, I'm not sure it is going to matter either.

I don't see too many people circling the calendar on Thursday night to make sure they catch Tennessee vs. Indiana.

That screams "Netflix/Disney+ night".
 
#61
#61
YankeeVol said:
Except it’s not a “better bowl” in what matters... 💵 $$$

But hey, who cares what would help the school we pull for more!
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$200k is meaningless. UT makes $3.8 million every home game. There’s a reason the players and even Fulmer are convincing the SEC that UT doesn’t want to go to Nashville. Now live with it
 
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#66
bigdaddy said:
Well, people in Tennessee won’t stay in nashville for hotels and spend money on a weekday. They will drive up and leave. But you tell them they can go to a beach and make a decent trip, they will book hotels and stay.
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Look at the attendance numbers(bowl game wise). More people go to the MCB when it’s Vols than the Gator or TaxSlayer.
 
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#68
Ky officially to Belk
 

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#71
#71
99gator said:
From that point of view, I'm not sure it is going to matter either.

I don't see too many people circling the calendar on Thursday night to make sure they catch Tennessee vs. Indiana.

That screams "Netflix/Disney+ night".
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LOL good point. But they stand a better chance than they do when people are still at work or in rush hour traffic.
 
#72
#72
YankeeVol said:
Look at the attendance numbers(bowl game wise). More people go to the MCB when it’s Vols than the Gator or TaxSlayer.
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Look at what it does for tourism, which is what you asked. More people will stay in hotels and longer in FL. And we will sell out a FL bowl. The MCB sucks, it needs to move it’s time slot. Nobody wants a 4pm workday Monday bowl game
 
#73
#73
99gator said:
I hope you all get what you want.

I understand that traditionally the Gator Bowl has a name that people know. But, the Music City is a better bowl.

If fans would rather have fun in Jacksonville than Nashville, cool.

But, technically, at this point in time, the Music City is better.
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I agree the MCB is probably better but opponent means a lot.
 
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