RealRussellPumps
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He's a South Florida athlete that brought two cups to your team. Great pick honestly. I'd take him over Pitbull 11/10 times. Especially if he comes out reppin for the U.
He'll turn all the naysayers in this thread around if he talks serious **** about the turds1. An unknown hockey player is crazy dumb
2. If half this board spent a second watching the Panthers, their opinions would be different. Dudes a champ obviously, but he’s played through some gruesome injuries to win those cups and he talks some serious ****. Literally gets in the opponents heads just smiling at them. He is someone this fanbase would consider a Hurricane on ice.
And then the team suffocates opponents. They make the best players in the world look pedestrian. Prototypical Cane performances. They beat the **** out of you and have no panic even when their backs are against the wall. Would be a great guy to talk to the team to be honest
3. He LOVES it in Miami. So many guys have taken pay cuts to stick together on the team rather than getting paid significantly more testing the market. Their culture matters and has been reiterated by multiple people as a sticking point. Championship DNA
Neither do the Hurricanes.They dont even play in Miami.
Neither do the Hurricanes.
You’re right, the 3 hours of shots of campus looking like a resort is a commercial for football.no it's not. LOL It's not a showcase for any school. Yes, there are feature pieces on the team and/or individual players and usually the coach makes an appearance but it's a football show, not a Miami show. There will be plenty of features on other schools and/or players, too
You’re right. Turns out they’ll be doing a live spot from the combination Pizza Hut/Taco Bell on Oakland park blvd just east of 95.Wow. What are you basing any of this on? Your first 2 sentences are simply untrue. The university is in South Florida whether you like it or not. I specifically remember them talking about Desmond living down here & mentioning local spots in Miami.
Granted I haven't really watched in years but when I did, they didn't exclusively talk about the Hosting University. Plenty of stories about fans & other things related to them in their area.
Also GameDay in 2017 went as well as it could go. What did it amount to in the end? If you can show me any proof of those "metrics" you mentioned being reality then I'll concede. ****, I really don't care. He's not a Cane & I get that. I'm fine with it.
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Also GameDay in 2017 went as well as it could go. What did it amount to in the end? If you can show me any proof of those "metrics" you mentioned being reality then I'll concede. ****, I really don't care. He's not a Cane & I get that. I'm fine with it.
“These days, major televised football games and events…which are highly publicized, provide universities with national visibility. This makes them more attractive in the eyes of the students. Schools that have successful football programs…put the sport on a pedestal – advertising it as one of the best things about their school.”
“research has revealed that college applications increase by an average of 18.7% after a school wins….This surge is a result of increased media exposure“
More applications means lower acceptance rate, which means the university is more prestigious and desirable.
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The Influence of Football on University Admissions and Campus Culture - Signing Day Sports
College football isn’t just a popular sport. It also plays a key role in shaping university admissions and campus culture. Its influence is grand and it extends far beyond the football field. The sport can affect how the student chooses colleges, how the schools market themselves to students...thewire.signingdaysports.com
I agree
Televised events isn’t gameday?Universities with strong football teams often see an increase in college applications. For instance, one research has revealed that college applications increase by an average of 18.7% after a school wins a major bowl game. This surge is a result of increased media exposure, as well as a boost in the school pride that naturally comes from a major victory.
That's what the article actually stated. Did you read it? None of that **** was specifically about College GameDay, though I'm sure it could be a small part of the phenomena the article was actually about. Which is in the title of the article.
Anyway, if we do our job & handle our business on field, better exposure & monetary rewards will follow. College GameDay is a small reward of success, not the reason for it.
I do when it’s broadcasting from UM.Who watches that stupid show anyway?
In theory you are correct. But he won’t draw more eyeballs. There’s maybe 3 NHL players who the average sports fan could be pick out of a crowd. He’s also more known to the average person for fighting against Canada over the all star break, (bc it went so viral on Twitter) than he is being a back to back champ.Some of you all will complain about anything. Guest picker isn't to satisfy Canes fans; it's to draw eyeballs. A lot of these guest pickers don't have a connection to the school. Guy is a back-to-back Cup champ in the area. It's fine.
And honestly, who cares? Win the game.
So they pick a hockey player but want to draw eyeballs? I mean ok lolSome of you all will complain about anything. Guest picker isn't to satisfy Canes fans; it's to draw eyeballs. A lot of these guest pickers don't have a connection to the school. Guy is a back-to-back Cup champ in the area. It's fine.
And honestly, who cares? Win the game.
Anyone ever consider they’re trying to draw eyeballs elsewhere? Like ESPN-broadcast NHL games? Show dude’s personality before the season begins and try to win over some new viewers. I don’t know if it works but they definitely have a goal behind their choices…So they pick a hockey player but want to draw eyeballs? I mean ok lol