bronconick
Yep, still here
Re: Official Thread of the Leftover League
I don't know if it's a big enough pay day for *no* home games. Maybe something tilted toward the larger schools over a 4-5 year deal, but still brings them to Big Rapids once a year most years. I don't know how Ferris sells tickets, but WMU tries to capitalize on "name" schools by offering a 6 game package that will include Michigan/Michigan State games and whatever others you pick and won't sell those games as individual tickets until the week of. Before Culhane fatigue set in, they'd usually sell out early that week.
This is probably a stupid question, judging by the fact it hasn't been brought up as a solution yet, but do small schools get paid by the big boys to play a road series?
I know it wouldn't even begin to compare to the money handed out for football or even basketball, but would a team like Ferris be able to play an entire non-con schedule made up of road games playing MSU, UM, ND (assuming they leave the CCHA) and Miami and still maintain a reasonable budget, or would they be better off trying to get a home and home series from those teams?
I don't know if it's a big enough pay day for *no* home games. Maybe something tilted toward the larger schools over a 4-5 year deal, but still brings them to Big Rapids once a year most years. I don't know how Ferris sells tickets, but WMU tries to capitalize on "name" schools by offering a 6 game package that will include Michigan/Michigan State games and whatever others you pick and won't sell those games as individual tickets until the week of. Before Culhane fatigue set in, they'd usually sell out early that week.