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2019 Rocky Mountain Showdown (8/30)
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Athletics: Canvas Stadium revenues outpacing projections
Canvas Stadium continues to perform well when it comes to producing revenue.
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Looks like CSU is still paying the bills despite those empty stadium looks. Premium seats must be making a difference.
Athletics: Canvas Stadium revenues outpacing projections
Canvas Stadium continues to perform well when it comes to producing revenue.
Looks like CSU is still paying the bills despite those empty stadium looks. Premium seats must be making a difference.
That’s great news. Less ammunition for the anti athletics types.
buffalo1
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I just clambered out of summer work/travel mode to ponder the upcoming season and see the csu game in Denver is late and at 800 pm. The old man in me raises his fist and complains that since the game starts late, AND is at the sh!+show Denver stadium I won't get home until 1:00 am. Ugggh Had been pondering driving from game to my planned weekend mountain destination. Although with recent year traffic patterns maybe its a blessing to drive up there in the middle of the night.
ahoelsken
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Athletics: Canvas Stadium revenues outpacing projections
Canvas Stadium continues to perform well when it comes to producing revenue.
Looks like CSU is still paying the bills despite those empty stadium looks. Premium seats must be making a difference.
Didn't all the Gaga revenue come in already?
I'm so glad this is the end of the Bronco Stadium games-hate going to ANYTHING there and I hate the CSU game in general. Its the one game a year I'm content to give the Bronco treatment (watch it from my couch) to.
buffalo1
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I agree (if it wasn't obvious in my prior post). It's a hassle to arrive at. Getting in the stadium is a mess. I find it laughable that the lines in are so long for this college game in a stadium operation designed to have 75,000 fans coming. I always suspect they don't operate at full workflow capacity and have less staff on hand.
I've long suggested that the series run a three-game rotation of campus-campus-Denver. That way the Denver game might have a bit more novelty. Between the two teams sucking and the overuse of Denver, it lost its shine.
ahoelsken
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I'd rather not play them at all for a solid 10-15 years lol. The game does nothing for us and frankly makes our program look small. ZERO problem at all with CMT dropping 60-70 points on them if we get an opportunity to.
Umm no
Another CSewe feasibility study?Athletics: Canvas Stadium revenues outpacing projections
Canvas Stadium continues to perform well when it comes to producing revenue.
Looks like CSU is still paying the bills despite those empty stadium looks. Premium seats must be making a difference.
ahoelsken
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There's going to be so much black in the stands for the game next year lol
Looking for advice.
Going with my son, hate Denver traffic and parking and am still recovering from my foot surgery.
Am considering catching RTD from the Thornton Park and Ride. Anyone done this before. I am assuming the drop off at the stadium is fairly convenient, also need to get to Sackygate to share a little allbuffs socialization and pick up my tickets.
Comments from anyone.
By the way using the Thornton PnR because I will be staying at my mom's place which is close.
Going with my son, hate Denver traffic and parking and am still recovering from my foot surgery.
Am considering catching RTD from the Thornton Park and Ride. Anyone done this before. I am assuming the drop off at the stadium is fairly convenient, also need to get to Sackygate to share a little allbuffs socialization and pick up my tickets.
Comments from anyone.
By the way using the Thornton PnR because I will be staying at my mom's place which is close.
If it goes like some of the recent games we may have more CU fans in the stadium than CSU after halftime.
Just have your mom drive you.
I think most CSU fans are tired of it already and wouldn’t mind taking several years off. The CSU AD needs the money, though.
Great response.
Combining the trip since we live a couple hours away (when traffic is good.) Chance for my son to see his 92yo Grandmother who definitely does not drive.
ahoelsken
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If I were you Mtn, I'd Uber/Lyft to and from the stadium.
Understood. It doesn't sound like her circling the block for 3 hrs is feasible.
This
I’ve done the RTD from Boulder.
The only other hazard is drunk college students. You’re likely to encounter some.
SuperiorBuff
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I'm much prefer the never, never, never.
SuperiorBuff
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Who the f**** cares?
The CSU AD cares.
SuperiorBuff
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And that fact should be a complete non factor for CU.
Perhaps. I bet RG likes a high paying body bag game.
WarBuff
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My family has been catching the PNR from Mineral and Sante Fe for years. Kind of lively on the way in but the sheepsters are quiet on the way back. Very handy way to get there but it is a bit of a hike from the station to the stadium on light rail. If you are catching light rail, be prepared for a walk unless you want to catch a pedal bike.
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