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RE: What OOC Teams Could Help Build Your School’s Attendance
(07-29-2018 01:00 AM)Rabonchild Wrote:  I struggle with CUSA reaching from ODU to UTEP and FAU to WKY. IMHO with poor TV coverage it is too difficult to build up conference attendance spread out like that. People have to many convenient options today to regularly travel for 8 plus hours to see a game.

These are the realist OOC teams I would like Charlotte to regularly schedule home & home games with whose fans would travel well to Charlotte. Appalachian St, Liberty, ECU, Duke, Wake Forest, Coastal Carolina & Georgia St.

We need to play our conference games and build up our own fan base. However, we need to develop some regional rivalries that could help boost our average attendance. Who are some realist regional teams that could help boost your teams attendance?

I’m pretty shocked we don’t have a h&h done yet. It makes a ton of sense for both sides.
07-30-2018 04:30 PM
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