Start time for home games for current ACC teams, since the beginning of the 2013 season pic.twitter.com/knDR5dODbn— Joe Giglio (@jwgiglio) September 25, 2018
I would say our fanbase has varied opinions on the ideal start time, but it is easy to understand why BC plays so many early games.
-- The 3:30 and night games are primarily the best games in the ACC on any given weekend. Those are the ones that ESPN and ABC fight for. Since 2013, we've been middle of the pack (at best). Our games have rarely had any impact on the overall conference picture.
-- All of our cupcake games start at 1 pm. Some schools might put their non-televised gimme games at night or later in the day. BC put ours at 1 pm. They must see this as the ideal given the challenges with parking, tailgating and noise.
--BC rarely falls into the secondary 3:30 game. Depending on how crowded the ACC schedule is on a given weekend, there can be a regional sports network game at 3:30 pm. BC has played in this game on occasion, but not often. This is actually because we have more value to our TV partners in the earlier noon slot.
Unless we get back in the rankings soon, I think we will continue to play in early games the rest of the season.
Why does Virginia have so many 3 to 4 games?
ReplyDeleteBC is a terrible draw. I thought that "the mouse" was brought in to accentuate marketing techniques. Instead, he is just "after the cheese". He cares "nary a wit" about BC or its legacy.
ReplyDeleteWe are tied for fifth in the ACC in most night games. We have played twice as many night games as UNC, NC State, and UVA. We have even played more night games than Virginia Tech. We must be a good prime time draw.
ReplyDeleteR-E-G-R-E-S-S-I-O-N !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDAZZLE-NOT has managed to take us back to the beginning of last year.
Losing few and many returning from injury How doe one manage such a feat.
Must be a special talent LOSER.
I can assure you there is little to no interest in watching BC football here in Georgia.
ReplyDeleteFire Daz and get this guy now. Be ahead of the curve.
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If dazoshit loses to Temple, the clown must be terminated with extreme prejudice.
ReplyDeleteThe 11 am start, as I said last week, was a factor in the Purdue performance last week. Whomever agreed to that start time needs to make sure it doesn't happen again.
ReplyDeleteI don't think anyone is paying attention though.
The Purdue game started at noon, not 11. Purdue is in the same time zone as BC. I was at the game.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.admissions.purdue.edu/visit/timezone.php
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ReplyDeleteFuck we are screwed then.
ReplyDeleteMod, so did I .
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ReplyDeleteZero pass defense against Purdue. Good help us.
ReplyDeleteGod
ReplyDeleteKhead literally doesn’t know what time it is. The (man?) can’t tell time. What a fuck nut.
ReplyDeleteOhio State just offered BC best recruit, LB from St.X in Ohio. When it rains it’s pours.
ReplyDeleteHe’s from Cleveland St. Ignatius
ReplyDeleteTGS, Indiana like you goes both ways. Except Indiana cannot decide on a time zone.
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