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Another factor you Bayou Classic folks have seem to have forgotten is that the New Orleans Saints are MUCH more popular than they were in the late 90s/mid 2000s. Like I have said, this ain't the Bill Clinton era where folks had a little extra money to spend. If I am the neutral fan who is neither affiliated with SU or Grambling and have to choose between the Bayou Classic and the Saints Game, which one do you think I'm going to attend.
BTW, those 50,000 outside the gates ain't helping shit because they damn sure not spending it on SU or Gram. They spending it on Saints stuff for the game THE NEXT DAY.
Comments are just getting dumber by the post. lol
Just say that you are jealous of the Bayou Classic. Heck even if we moved it, would Alcorn come anywhere near getting a playoff bid?
I give a damn about the Bayou Classic. Alcorn kicked both of your asses last year. I am proposing a system that somewhat improves the Revenue Earning Potential of the SWAC while being fair to EVERY TEAM including SU and Grambling. I could be a butthole and just say get rid of the game. I AM NOT DOING THAT. I know in-state rivalries are important. I'm simply proposing to move the date of the game to Labor Day.
But as I have already stated, I recommend The Bayou Classic, Soul Bowl, Magic City Classic, etc. ALL be moved to Labor Day so we the SWAC can put our best foot forward to America. America doesn't watch us on a consistent basis and when they do, it is usually some Thursday night game with hardly anybody in the stands.
Look, I know this is putting all our eggs in one basket. But sometimes you have to win a gamble in order to win your overall goal.
Why the he-- would the Magic City Classic need to be moved? That game is in October. Your own school doesn't care what you think, so you know SU and Grambling don't care. Why not have Alcorn move to the Southland so you won't have to deal with SU and GSU being selfish? lol
Nice try to turn the thread. But the gun is currently pointed at the Bayou Classic. Like I said, I am only PROPOSING. November in-state rivalry games have tended to not do so well as of the last decade.
SU/Gram ain't moving shat. Move the soul bowl to labor day, and your fans won't have anything to look forward to the rest of the season.
Nice try to turn the thread. But the gun is currently pointed at the Bayou Classic. Like I said, I am only PROPOSING. November in-state rivalry games have tended to not do so well as of the last decade.
As I have said for the umpteenth time, I could be a hard-ass and just propose getting rid of the Bayou Classic all together. But I know how important in-state rivalries are.
But SU and Grambling don't seem to want to meet halfway.
Another factor you Bayou Classic folks have seem to have forgotten is that the New Orleans Saints are MUCH more popular than they were in the late 90s/mid 2000s. Like I have said, this ain't the Bill Clinton era where folks had a little extra money to spend. If I am the neutral fan who is neither affiliated with SU or Grambling and have to choose between the Bayou Classic and the Saints Game, which one do you think I'm going to attend.
BTW, those 50,000 outside the gates ain't helping shit because they damn sure not spending it on SU or Gram. They spending it on Saints stuff for the game THE NEXT DAY.
You're saying this like you have power. You can say whatever you want, but it doesn't mean s---. lol
Dude, This has nothing to do with the Saints being popular or not. Again you have no clue. You really think you are smarter and wiser than Ronald Mason and Chancellor Llorens and our AD at SU? Do you really think your idea is some novel idea that has not been discussed before in the whole history of the BC?
You act like SU and Gram is losing money from the Classic. We are not. You also don't even think about the 40-45K folks who are at the BOTB the night before. That's 80K mofos over 2 days to witness SU and Gram band and football. You did not do your research at all. You just want to move our game to Labor Day and think it will be some kind of success with no research done whatsoever. Just rhetoric. Mofos ain't spending stuff on the Saints the next day unless they have a damn home game. LOL. We ain't competing with the Saints. Dude most SU and Gram alums who are from La are Saints fans. They go to both games.
Them WHITE FOLKS are the main ones in the Saints games. So it don't matter if we play on Labor Day weekend or Thanksgiving weekend it has no bearing on who goes to watch the Saints. You act like folks are having to choose. NEWSFLASH. Even before Katrina, the poor New Orleans native could not afford to go to a Saints game. Nothing has changed post Katrina. The same mofos who went to see them then, go see them now. What has changed is FOLKS ACROSS THE COUNTRY who had nothing to do with either school don't have extra money to go no where. You see the drop with a lot of Classics. The dates have nothing to do with it.
Look dude, we ain't moving the Classic dates. If anything if your President was smart he would ask JSU President nicely to move the JSU and Alcorn game to Thanksgiving Day, cut out the promoters and just have the game in Jackson every year on Turkey Day so yall can make some bigger money. Actually that is the way it should be done. JSU and Alcorn would make big money that weekend. Rotate who is the home team in Memorial if it makes you feel better. Might as well, we ain't going to the playoffs at least for 3 years with the SCG locked in Houston.
Hell he can't even call Alcorn with no authority. LOL. They would hang up on him. He need to stick to hiring strippers or something. LOL.
I give a damn about the Bayou Classic. Alcorn kicked both of your asses last year. I am proposing a system that somewhat improves the Revenue Earning Potential of the SWAC while being fair to EVERY TEAM including SU and Grambling. I could be a butthole and just say get rid of the game. I AM NOT DOING THAT. I know in-state rivalries are important. I'm simply proposing to move the date of the game to Labor Day.
But as I have already stated, I recommend The Bayou Classic, Soul Bowl, Magic City Classic, etc. ALL be moved to Labor Day so we the SWAC can put our best foot forward to America. America doesn't watch us on a consistent basis and when they do, it is usually some Thursday night game with hardly anybody in the stands.
Look, I know this is putting all our eggs in one basket. But sometimes you have to win a gamble in order to win your overall goal.
If Zimmerman and Gabourey Sidibe had a baby, would they call it Nacho Boo Boo??
Somebody pinch GUD PLEASEEEEEE!!!!
:lol: :emlaugh: That boy must be on crack. :lol: :emlaugh:
You still haven't explained how you calculated your percentages. Maybe if I provided you an example, you would understand.
Below is an example on how to calculate the percent change of some school in Mississippi athletic budget from 2011 to 2012.
Athletic Budget
2012 $5,882,042
2011 $6,909,322
Budget difference between 2011 to 2012
$5,882,042 - $6,909,322 = -$1,027,280
Budget percent difference between 2011 to 2012
$6,909,322 / -$1,027,280 X 100% = -14.87% ~ -15%
Therefore, the school had an approximately 15% decline in its athletic budget from 2011 to 2012.
Now, do you see how easy that was?
Another REALLY dumb post but that's to be expected. He can't refute facts right before his face, so he turns to useless budget stats having nothing to do with the subject at hand.
Hell, even if it is relevant, just shows that SOME school still knows how to maintain a QUALITY athletic program and not let it fall to next to last place on the men's side. LOL!!
When you look at the dates between 1994-2011, the BC has declined by approximately 47 percent. WOW!!
Unless those budget numbers I posted look familiar to you, they were used as an example on how to calculate percentages or percent change. Now tell me, where did you yank that 47% decline from that is shown in your post below?