I usually am on board with everything the athletic department does, but scheduling this game during the Bengals/Browns game is a monumental failure. Would it really be that hard to move the game to 4 pm or later?
What is this Bengals/Browns game you speak of?
Edit 1: After cursory internet investigation, it appears to be some kind of twice-annual combat between a bengal tiger and a bull dog. Can this be right?!? It seems like it'd just be a really 1-sided dog fight?
Edit 2: After further investigation, I see that this is some sort of football game. Looking over the two teams' rosters, it appears to consist mostly of former college football players...all of them having expended their eligibility and therefore no longer able to play the beautiful game (college football).
Yeah, who cares?
A lot of people, including the majority of the student body. Im going to the game with some other Browns fans. This could easily be avoided by having a saturday game or bumping it later sunday. This will hurt attendance
I agree completely, and it honestly shows the details that get missed. Want the best student turnout possible? Don't schedule during certain things, including Bengals/Browns and O$-who games. Like it or not, those are the facts.
I always choose Bobcats hoops first but not all of our fans do. A significant portion are not only big NFL fans but big NFL fans from these two teams. This is going to hurt attendance.
Could have been avoided. If we are going to play a game on a NFL Sunday, try to avoid Browns/Bengals/Steelers.
Common sense scheduling.
Exactly!
Wow! Where is all the OUr school comes first, you can't actually want to not be at OUr game because someone else that you like is playing a game. I'll be there.
I hear your point, but on a personal note, I can tell you where it is -- my dad, who lives out of state, is visiting. WE always watch Bengals-Browns together when we possibly can. If this was a 4pm tip, or was on Saturday, we'd be doing both. Instead, we're watching the OU game on the laptop.
Sunday games are really kind of ridiculous and unnecessary unless they're driven by legitimate TV exposure (i.e. not ESPN3)