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MEGA Conference Realignment and lawsuits Megathread: Stories, Tales, Lies, and Exaggerations

If college football is trying to expand into international TV markets, I would love for Miami to help lead the way. I don’t know how successful the handful of games in Ireland have been. Notre Dame obviously skews the market results there.

If there weren’t so many issues involved, I would love to see Miami play in Havana. Seriously. Of course, this seriously may never happen in our lifetime. If it wasn’t for so many issues, it would be perfect.

Miami is an international city, and a widely recognized brand.

Could Miami venture into any other Latin American markets?

How have the NFL games in Mexico and South America performed?
 
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caneingville said:
Who else is on a quarter system? I know UCLA is? Is it all the UC schools? USC? Also the whole South is on a similar schedule with the getting out in May thing. Many schools also had graduations over the past two weeks around here. I know NE schools tend to go until June, but I have no idea about Midwest.
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Think the entire west coast except USC is
 
TemplarCane said:
If college football is trying to expand into international TV markets, I would love for Miami to help lead the way. I don’t know how successful the handful of games in Ireland have been. Notre Dame obviously skews the market results there.

If there weren’t so many issues involved, I would love to see Miami play in Havana. Seriously. Of course, this seriously may never happen in our lifetime. If it wasn’t for so many issues, it would be perfect.

Miami is an international city, and a widely recognized brand.

Could Miami venture into any other Latin American markets?

How have the NFL games in Mexico and South America performed?
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I am being lazy and not looking at the numbers, but they must be great. The NFL keeps adding games each year in more places. They're playing a game in Australia this year, going to South America again in Rio, going to France for the first time, back to Germany, Spain, and UK again.

The college Ireland games seem to have been successful, even those without ND playing. I know it's a US territory, but PR could host a game with the Canes. The Marlins played a series there once.
 
TemplarCane said:
If college football is trying to expand into international TV markets, I would love for Miami to help lead the way. I don’t know how successful the handful of games in Ireland have been. Notre Dame obviously skews the market results there.

If there weren’t so many issues involved, I would love to see Miami play in Havana. Seriously. Of course, this seriously may never happen in our lifetime. If it wasn’t for so many issues, it would be perfect.

Miami is an international city, and a widely recognized brand.

Could Miami venture into any other Latin American markets?

How have the NFL games in Mexico and South America performed?
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We played a game in Havana against the University of Havana on Christmas Day, 1926. Our very first season!
 
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