Also when you hear bowl payout numbers just remember, this is potential value.
On paper SDSU had the same payout as UL last year.
Also when you hear bowl payout numbers just remember, this is potential value.
On paper SDSU had the same payout as UL last year.
A bowl would achieve a bigger payout by giving more tickets at a higher percentage of face value to a school. If they allot you 10K $50 tickets at face value that is a $500K payout. Giving you 20K of the same tickets would make it a $1MM payout, but you only get what you sell in either case.
We negotiated the additional take on the extra 9K tickets we sold above allotment last year.
The I bowl may have the cajuns picked as their #1 choice. If tech doesnt go there, they dont want ULM winning in their town therefore, cajuns are picked. I'd rather snub the I-bowl like they did us in 2008. I-bowl only as a last resort.
Indy Bowl: "Congrats, Cajuns. You are invited to play Louisiana Tech in our marvelous bowl in beautiful, downtown Shreveport."
Cajuns: "Why, thank you; but we have a policy not to play bowl games against schools from lesser conferences. We have decided to accept a bid to the Grits n Gravy Bowl in Possum Trot, W VA. The matchup there with Northeastern Southwestern Wyoming Junior College is just too attractive to pass up."
I think we would pretty much all agree on N.O. but i'd much rather Mobile than Shreveport. Also, like VO said, I'd rather play a MAC school and get a chance to really break down some of these perception barriers. Also, the better MAC teams play a very exciting brand of football that would likely make for a great game
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