When is the Spring football game?

It’s open to the public. There’s an event starting at 9 am for RCAF members who RSVP’d.

The RCAF area will be located on the field on the north end zone side. To access this area, use the stairwell at the 20-yard line between sections 103-104 on the Northeast side.

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Originally Posted by BeauCajun

The RCAF area will be located on the field on the north end zone side. To access this area, use the stairwell at the 20-yard line between sections 103-104 on the Northeast side.

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Thanks for the clarification

Thanks everyone. I'm glad its not at a high school stadium. I had not heard a single thing about the game except for the slight disinformation that was out in the wild.

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Originally Posted by gridiron

Thanks everyone. I'm glad its not at a high school stadium. I had not heard a single thing about the game except for the slight disinformation that was out in the wild.

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That's unfortunate that it wasn't communicated clearly to the public. Here's an idea, why not advertise the Spring Game and have a special opportunity for people who sign up to be RCAF members at the Spring Game?

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Originally Posted by RaginCajun77

... why not advertise the Spring Game and have a special opportunity for people who sign up to be RCAF members at the Spring Game?

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Great idea.

Sring games should be used to grow the overall fan base.

The readers of traditional media are most likely to attend an off season event like the spring game. Does UL have any kind of relationship with traditional media? All I see is silence when every outlet should have a story every single day the past month and two stories every day this week.

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Originally Posted by gridiron

The readers of traditional media are most likely to attend an off season event like the spring game. Does UL have any kind of relationship with traditional media? All I see is silence when every outlet should have a story every single day the past month and two stories every /day this week.

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Traditional Media (News/sports) is good to reach the 65 and over crowd. There are other ways to reach youngsters (under 65), including digital. But if you have nothing pushing the message, you keep answering the question, "If a tree falls in the woods, does it make a sound"...A mixed media message, digital, targeted traditional media, even billboards around CF would make a huge difference.