Did AnM, Colorado, or Utah
- Thread starter roddog
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MargaritavilleFrog
New Member
Regional match ups & the DFW population.
People might not be true frog fans but they will come out to Among G. to watch a TTU vs. TCU or BU vs. TCU matchup
People might not be true frog fans but they will come out to Among G. to watch a TTU vs. TCU or BU vs. TCU matchup
I really think it will happen because of just joining the big 12. We have to keep winning though.
Delmonico
Semi-Omnipotent Being
Well, A&M hasn't actually left yet, and Utah and Nebraska are already maxed out on their respective stadiums, with both being the main state institution in their respective states. And Colorado benefits simply because their alumni base is more West than Midwest/South. So its a question based on a flawed premise.
toadallytexan
ToadallyTexan
FeistyFrog
Sir FeistyFrog
Nice research. Just a quick look at CO in 2010 avg 46,868 for home games with a 4-2 record and so far in 2011 over 50,000 with an 0-2 record.
Utah virtual sell-outs both seasons so?
TAMU unknown.
cdsfrog
Active Member
Go play with feces with the rest of your tech friends. What an idiotic post even you for roddog and that's saying something.
DelFrog
Active Member
Maybe because playing Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma and Ok St is a little more attractive than seeing New Mexico, Wyoming, Colorado St and UNLV..
roddog
Banned
so tcu fans dont come to see tcu play, they come to see the competition?
Bonner4Prez
KMA
Those are all big state schools...they have enough fans already.
Frognosticator
Tier 1
Are you really that stupid, roddog? You couldn't possibly be THAT stupid.
TopFrog
Lifelong Frog
What is amazing about clogdog is he is not that stupid but seems to intentionally look stupid on this board. Then again, he is a Techtard ...
Bonner4Prez
KMA
Go run along and play with your Hungry Hungry Hippo set
cdsfrog
Active Member
He is just trying to live up to the reputation of his fellow sand aggies
Shadow Dweller
Active Member
The problem people is that we are expecting him to have common sense...I think something in the red sand out in Lubbock erodes that portion of the brain after too much exposure. Just simle, nod and move along.
Were Colorado and Utah in PAC country?
Was Nebraska in Big 10 Country?
TCU is in Big 12 Country. Big 12 is reported on in every city in Texas. Every single game TCU plays now will be reported on in Austin, Houston, Lubbock.
Besides Rose Bowls this has not been the case.
Gary Patterson said TCU had more respect outside Texas then in the state. This will no longer be true because we will get more press within Texas.
Only chance Tech and Baylor have of not losing fans to TCU (minus their alums) is to beat them on a consistent basis.
Baylor is 1-3. Tech is 1-1 and backed out of a game this year out of fear. I can see why they didn't want TCU in the league.
Frog DJ
Active Member
I'm a Fort Worth native, and Houston resident for over 30 years, and ATXFrog is right when he says TCU has not been receiving much coverage in this city.
He is also correct when he asserts that coverage will increase dramatically when the Frogs begin play in the Big XII, but it's already started!
In the past couple of weeks alone, sports talk radio, newspaper and water cooler discussions have far out-distanced all the talk about TCU from the past year combined.
I'm not pretending that will result in a massive demand for tickets, but it certainly won't hurt.
Not to mention it means Screaming Flea and I will spend a lot more time reading the Houston Chronicle, for a change.
Go Frogs! Do It Now!
He is also correct when he asserts that coverage will increase dramatically when the Frogs begin play in the Big XII, but it's already started!
In the past couple of weeks alone, sports talk radio, newspaper and water cooler discussions have far out-distanced all the talk about TCU from the past year combined.
I'm not pretending that will result in a massive demand for tickets, but it certainly won't hurt.
Not to mention it means Screaming Flea and I will spend a lot more time reading the Houston Chronicle, for a change.
Go Frogs! Do It Now!
