I got it.
Utep host site for a Pickle Ball Championship. Will be held in the Sun Bowl. 👍👍👍
Utep host site for a Pickle Ball Championship. Will be held in the Sun Bowl. 👍👍👍
New MWC Possibility:
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Well this announcement was a bit of a letdown. Just another fundraising campaign.
Weird. Surprised they didn’t announce the Sun Bowl’s tie-in with the SEC or a Twisted Sister concert!!
Yes, absolutely if this was UTEP telling the fans to be better. I, a fan, am telling fans to be better.
OK that's fair. But doesn't address the issue. If your product isn't selling, people aren't liking the value proposition. The things you can do are lower prices, increase actual value (better teams, better experience, etc), or increase perceived value (marketing).
I do agree that prices are currently too high in some sections, there's no question about that.
I don't think other games have the same demand as UTEP vs NMSU both undefeated in conference play. I do hope you're right though.
This is why there should be dynamic pricing.
Potential figures coming out for the MWC tv contract, around the 5 million dollar range. That would be a big upgrade for UTEP. What do they get right now? 750k? From what I can gather...
If this is true that’s great for Utep and to those who said that it wouldn’t be above 3 million, well there ya go!
Yes I traveled in the future to next week when the tweet says it will drop. Very good listen!
Nobody watches cable TV anymore. By 2031 cable TV will go bye bye just like Blockbuster.
That doesn’t mean TV stations will be gone. Just won’t enter your house through an underground cable.
Aren't TV stations supported by cable/regular TV? If there is no more commercials or advertisements who is going to pay? How will they make money ? ESPN is always having big layoffs. Conferences will be making deals with streaming companies like Netflix and Hulu. People now are watching podcasts and that I think will eliminate the news stations.
No. People still do. Live events and news keep it going. Services like YouTubeTV and Sling are popular and are “cable tv”, just coming through an internet connection instead of a coaxial cable.
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