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UC vs. OSU football: should the games continue?
I understand UC's visitor ticket allotment for the game is sold out and lots more Bearcats will help fill the stands. This game creates interest for both schools now. Win or lose this one, should a series arrangement of some kind continue?

And given the opportunity, would it be in UC's best interest to seek a commitment for a return home game periodically? I'm sure OSU would specify it be played at PBS. As a season ticket holder, I don't have a problem with that given both the incremental revenue and exposure.

We need quality regional matchups, pre-conference, and Miami (OH) doesn't cut it anymore in that regard. If OSU doesn't want to continue the series, I'm fine with that and we simply move on building an excellent program.

Thoughts?
 
08-14-2019 09:48 AM
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