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Nah, tbh it's a legit neutral site game simply because UGA gets half the tickets and neither team ever plays there otherwise. If it wasn't a fair neutral site, UGA would have killed it a long time ago.

He's probably right because each year the UGA game is "not a home game" but a neutral site game. If we were being fair in the comparison we'd probably give UF credit for a half home game and half a road each year for it. Neutral site games reduce both your home and road counts.

Yes, I know that when there are more people in the seats, it generates more money. :) But a mediocre crowd at home generates more money than going on the road, ESPECIALLY to a lower level program that probably has a much cheaper ticket price and a small stadium anyway. How much do you think...

No. Home games produce much higher revenue than small school road games. You only do a 2 for 1 with schools like that, or a 1-0. You want 7 home games a year.

https://fbschedules.com/ncaa/usc/

I could be wrong but I think we owe them that game. Also it's something we do every once in a while, play a game up North for the NY/NJ/PA/CT/MA alumni. I got no problem smacking them around and getting a cheesesteak once a decade.