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Breakdown of fans by school and by conference (post-SEC/B12 realignment).
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RE: Breakdown of fans by school and by conference (post-SEC/B12 realignment).
As a casual follower/fan of Georgetown, this caught my attention from the study. Would be curious to get the impression of the board's Hoya fans:

At-risk fan bases

Georgetown

Major disconnection between ultra-preppy, Catholic white student body and alumni base and inner-city brand and fanbase nurtured by coaches and long supported by marketing and merchandising. Irrelevant FCS football leaves basketball as an all-or-nothing for student engagement and interaction among fans, which has been lacking and missing key media attention with extended losing and irrelevance.
(This post was last modified: 06-14-2022 03:17 PM by bill dazzle.)
06-14-2022 03:16 PM
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RE: Breakdown of fans by school and by conference (post-SEC/B12 realignment). - bill dazzle - 06-14-2022 03:16 PM



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