winning and modern technology. When I was attending Ohio University I used to go sit in my car and pray that WMPO in Middleport wasn't carrying a high school or OSU game in hopes of getting a static filled signal to hear the mellow tones of Dick Schorr. Fast forward 20 years later and as I was leaving Nashville following Ohio's win over South Florida I simply opened up the "Tune-in" app on my smart phone and listened to WXTQ. Graduates are now able to stay connected and interest in the Ohio teams doesn't end once you leave Athens. 

I personally feel this why Ohio has a tremendous opportunity to covert the great student enthusiasm into involved alumni that will continue to follow and hopefully financially support Bobcat Athletics.

In the past only "Mid-Major" (hate the term) teams such as Marshall, Toledo, etc were about compete with the non stop national chatter surrounding only the Big Ten's, ACCs and SEC's of the world.  The playing field has leveled and schools that are located on the fringes of media markets and have very large alumni basis, like Ohio, have a consistent conduit to reach those grads!