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RE: Guess the TV rating for Alabama-Ohio State
(01-04-2021 07:08 PM)Frank the Tank Wrote:  Also, in a normal year (with normal full attendance), it does make sense that the championship game is on a Monday. That way, the host city gets the full benefit of a full weekend of revenue from hotels, restaurants, parties, events, etc. It’s way more valuable for the host city to have all of that on Friday/Saturday/Sunday before the championship game than it would be to have them on Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday.

In a year like this one with a lot fewer fans and events, you could argue that Thursday could work for purely TV purposes. I don’t think it works for normal attendance years, though. Monday is effectively the only real choice with the NFL taking over all of those January weekends.

yeah and then you could counter argue that doing it on Monday sooner helps with the Covid situation- getting it done sooner rather than later.
01-04-2021 07:28 PM
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