I may be way off base, but what I've read is that most teams actually lose money going to small bowls. This may not be the case with UL since it is essentially a home game, but I doubt the profit will be high.
These statements are in no way based on stats or solid facts, so... meh.
I could go for a post season Home Game every year.
If it's not a BCS bowl, there is in essence no payout at ANY bowl game. Each school is allotted tickets up to a face value equal to the supposed payout. If they don't sell them, they get nothing. Most bowls also have an agreement to split revenue on tickets sold by a school in excess of their basic allotment. The NOLA bowl splits that revenue 50-50. Tickets sold by the other school and/or by the Bowl itself net NOTHING for the school.
The classic loss example is the Hawaii Bowl. Teams typically lose $1,000,000 to $1,500,000 to go there because nobody brings very many fans.
I can't imagine that happening! As a matter of fact, I can't ever remember (but I don't have a good memory) two teams from the same conference meeting in a Bowl game. But then again, it will probably happen this year in the BCS Championship game (LSU/Alabama). I guess if UL and WKU were meeting in the championship game, I'd be alright with a rematch!!! Other than that, I think that is a terrible idea.
No, just the name of the State that is hosting the bowl. That is fine with me.
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