Fun with Stadium Ideas

[JTrue]

3 hours ago, Brad said:

It can work both ways, I can hear it now:

We're standing in the PapaJohns's Quinton Flowers end zone here on the Pepsi Jim Leavitt Field at Publix Stadium, sponsored by Meineke Car Care.

"And if you look over there, Rocky the Bull is getting riled up as the music is starting... they're about to let him out of TheBullsPen.com for his run across the field!"

[puc86]

Just now, JTrue said:

"And if you look over there, Rocky the Bull is getting riled up as the music is starting... they're about to let him out of TheBullsPen.com for his run across the field!"

Hopefully he doesn’t make a wrong turn and get murdered in ETs Tamplona…

[JTrue]

17 minutes ago, puc86 said:

Hopefully he doesn’t make a wrong turn and get murdered in ETs Tamplona…

And if he leaves a turd on the field while making his way across, the the "JTrue Deuce Crew" will get it. They're a bunch of kids who I give tickets to on the condition they pick up ******** if needed.

[puc86]

Just now, JTrue said:

And if he leaves a turd on the field while making his way across, the the "JTrue Deuce Crew" will get it. They're a bunch of kids who I give tickets to on the condition they pick up ******** if needed.

I can commentate the entire thing from my Opera box

[hm101]

Need a fire twirler. 

Need hootie walking around. 

In all seriousness, in 2021 and beyond, it CANNOT just be a game and that's it. People expect an experience. Note that attendance is down for many big programs even Ohio State. The reality goes beyond cfb and people have so many entertainment options. For 8 bucks you can stream anything. So to drop 100 bucks to take the family to the game, there HAS to be more than sit down and watch a game. 

Craft bev and food. Kids entertainment (games, play area). "Hall of fame" or history/tradition for the die hards. Half time events. Discounts to other athletics or Tampa events with football ticket (at grad school some places would offer a free beverage if you brought your ticket there after the game). The list is long of ways to make going to a game a fantastic experience. 

[Brad]

12 minutes ago, JTrue said:

The "JTrue Deuce Crew"

[E.T.]

8 hours ago, puc86 said:

Hopefully he doesn’t make a wrong turn and get murdered in ETs Tamplona…

Bulls die in Pamplona, not Tamplona  

[DELdaBull]

14 hours ago, Brad said:

It can work both ways, I can hear it now:

We're standing in the PapaJohns's Quinton Flowers end zone here on the Pepsi Jim Leavitt Field at Publix Stadium, sponsored by Meineke Car Care.

That's a mouth full 

[DELdaBull]

11 hours ago, CousinRicky said:

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[bulloni]

10 hours ago, hm101 said:

Need a fire twirler. 

Need hootie walking around. 

In all seriousness, in 2021 and beyond, it CANNOT just be a game and that's it. People expect an experience. Note that attendance is down for many big programs even Ohio State. The reality goes beyond cfb and people have so many entertainment options. For 8 bucks you can stream anything. So to drop 100 bucks to take the family to the game, there HAS to be more than sit down and watch a game. 

Craft bev and food. Kids entertainment (games, play area). "Hall of fame" or history/tradition for the die hards. Half time events. Discounts to other athletics or Tampa events with football ticket (at grad school some places would offer a free beverage if you brought your ticket there after the game). The list is long of ways to make going to a game a fantastic experience. 

Agreed, but I'd rather be closer to something like Oregon/Wisconsin where every game all the fans get rowdy to Shout/Jump Around than go full Savanahh Bananas