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Future College Football championship sites - BostonCard - 11-01-2017
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/11/01/sites-for-2021-24-college-football-playoff-title-games-announced/
OF course, this is not relevant to us, since this team will "never win a natty"
BC
Re: Future College Football championship sites - CornFed - 11-01-2017
It says,"We can't find what you're looking for."
Besides the bad grammar, I must say I empathize w/ their problem.
Re: Future College Football championship sites - BostonCard - 11-01-2017
To summarize:
Quote:2021: Miami-South Florida (Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida)
2022: Indianapolis (Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana)
2023: Los Angeles (Los Angeles Stadium at Hollywood Park, Inglewood, California)
2024: Houston (NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas)
BC
Re: Future College Football championship sites - Snorlax94 - 11-01-2017
This is one way the poor performance of CA NFL teams affects us. CFP Championship Games often seem to be played in one of the newest NFL Stadiums (like this year's Mercedes-Benz Stadium, or the upcoming game at Levi's).
I was hoping the Las Vegas Stadium would be finished quickly, adding another option to the west coast.
It seems strange to me how many games are played in Texas and the SE.
Here's hoping Oakland and Portland get NFL teams.
Re: Future College Football championship sites - stupac2 - 11-01-2017
(11-01-2017, 02:15 PM)Snorlax94 link Wrote:It seems strange to me how many games are played in Texas and the SE.
Why's that strange? The games are going, by and large, to the newest stadiums, ie the ones with the most luxury box revenue. Sure, you could hold in Qualcom, but who wants that?
Unless CA cities start ponying up money for stadiums (which they shouldn't) we'll be stuck with 3 options: Levi's, Kronke's new palace, and whatever Vegas ends up as.
Re: Future College Football championship sites - phxfan - 11-01-2017
Lots of Luck tie-ins with these future sites.
Re: Future College Football championship sites - BostonCard - 11-01-2017
Glendale Arizona as well.
BC
Re: Future College Football championship sites - stupac2 - 11-01-2017
(11-01-2017, 04:07 PM)Boston Card link Wrote:Glendale Arizona as well.
BC
So far haven't all the championship game sites been different from NY6 bowl sites? I assume that would continue.
Re: Future College Football championship sites - Trevmiesterj - 11-01-2017
Quote:Why's that strange? The games are going, by and large, to the newest stadiums, ie the ones with the most luxury box revenue. Sure, you could hold in Qualcom, but who wants that?
Not strange at all. Only the best for "amateur athletics". How soon until we see advertisement patches on uniforms?
Re: Future College Football championship sites - norcard - 11-01-2017
(11-01-2017, 01:35 PM)Boston Card link Wrote:http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/11/01/sites-for-2021-24-college-football-playoff-title-games-announced/
OF course, this is not relevant to us, since this team will "never win a natty"
BC
But according to ESPN's FPI prediction algorithm, we just might!
Re: Future College Football championship sites - stupac2 - 11-01-2017
(11-01-2017, 07:02 PM)Trevmiesterj link Wrote:Quote:Why's that strange? The games are going, by and large, to the newest stadiums, ie the ones with the most luxury box revenue. Sure, you could hold in Qualcom, but who wants that?
Not strange at all. Only the best for "amateur athletics". How soon until we see advertisement patches on uniforms?
North American sports have mostly resisted that, I'm not sure why, but it'll probably be a while before we see it, and it would be a pretty different landscape in college sports if we see it at all.