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[QUOTE="HRE Otto IV, post: 4998419, member: 5685"] While I agree with most of that there are two traditions that will be lost. 1. The tradition of going 10-2 or better each year. Without cupcakes and middling programs you will get more losses. 2. The tradition of affordable tickets. Once you go pro, maximizing revenue means more than maximizing attendance. And with every game being a "name" opponent, it will also drive up prices. 3. The tradition of full stadiums. With NFL prices and more Ls good luck getting 100k to show up. [/QUOTE]
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