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Message: [QUOTE="Chip, post: 2435729, member: 19"] That's what I've been wondering. If there's enough money flowing, sure. We don't see the economics of it. But it's hard to believe that all parties involved are making money. And I doubt the economies of some of these cities are getting much of a boom with such low crowds. The factors you mentioned are building up, what comes next? First was the addition of so many more bowls. Then the playoffs which took the power out of everything else. Then the combo of so many coaching changes, and this new wave of players not wanting to risk injury. If the NCAA ever allows 15 extra practices regardless of making a bowl, that might be the final dagger, who knows. But again, if money is being made, then nothing changes. [/QUOTE]