Nobody has done that. They have broadcast at the same location once between a matchup of bluebloods.
That’s who we are now.
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Big noon kickoff in Boulder next week?
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That’s who we are now.
What about with the same team 3 weeks in a row? Big noon was at the TCU game. Lol
Joel Klatt has them convinced to be all-in on Prime. Next week… Eugene!
At what point does it over saturate? Don’t get me wrong, the attention is fun. Just wondering when it will start to annoy national audiences.
Then the hate begins anew. Eyeballs continue
If they tune in, what does it matter? Fox has the college football market cornered for the outraged.
It’s like when Howard Stern started.
Half the audience tunes in because they love it and want the Buffs to succeed. The other half tunes in because they hate the Buffs and want to see them fail.
In the end, everyone’s watching.
At the same point the student's livers saturate from all parties. Lol
Changing the game.
One thing we can be certain of with this happening for a home game against a winless G5 team that got destroyed 50-24 on its home field in its opener after they went going 3-9 last year... is that the audience tracker numbers have come in heavily for viewership, attentiveness, etc. whenever Coach Prime / CU stuff is aired.
If I'm being objective, "normal" would be that by far the story of last weekend was #11 Texas going into #3 Alabama and giving Saban his first double digit home loss since he's been there. It is absolutely fvcking gonzo that a #22 Colorado playing an 0-1 Nebraska was a bigger event that has been talked about more nationally.
Yep. And ESPN has to try to keep that from happening, so they try to go with more volume & interesting Coach Prime / CU content. As I've been saying, this monster feeds on its own momentum.
Then you've got the recruits seeing the fame/ brand building you get at CU along with (soon to come) NFL teams loving that CU players are battle tested of playing in the spotlight and performing under the pressure which comes with that. As long as we win, this monster just keeps growing.
Darian3Hagan
'89 Player of the Year
When was the last time they both decided to post up in the same location?
This week’s game is 10pm eastern, no?
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Are Bama and Georgia over saturated (in terms of their fans and recruits)
It’s in the thread.
Absolutely true.
However, the Athletic has a great article about Prime’s manager and how she is guiding Prime’s media presence. I’m sure her firm is looking at how they can leverage and replicate the success they have had with Prime with other athletes turned coaches.
In other words, they now have a blueprint.
Huh?
Yes
Makes sense, I was wondering about that
nepbug
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Squatter's rights. Gameday has to go find a secondary location.
GameDay is setting up on the business field
Finally the kittredge kids get some convenience
Kittredge was set up in 95 when they broadcast from the Events Center.
Won’t somebody think of the ultimate players?
seriously ?
Proof ?