2: U of I, 5 Questions, Fund Raising and Hot Punishments

Join us for another engaging episode where we ponder the ins and outs of college football. Listen in as we take a trip down memory lane, reflecting on Boise State's journey from being in the Big East to its quest to join the Pac-12. We also dig into a discussion about Jeremiah Dickey's "six games, six sellouts" phrase, investigating the impact of sellout games and the benefits of scheduling games with teams like University of Idaho. Plus, you won't want to miss our lively debate on adding surgeon and college football enthusiast Nick Kuntz to our podcast lineup. In our spirited conversation, we weigh the pros and cons of scheduling FCS games, the importance of rivalries, and the potential of making University of Idaho our rival. We also consider the intriguing idea of broadcasting a breakfast game with FCS teams. In a bold move, we predict that University of Idaho will be scheduled for a game in Boise in the next 12 months and discuss a hot punishment if this doesn't pan out. Our conversation doesn't stop there, we also talk about the impact of winning on fan engagement, the influence of ticket prices, weather, and streaming services on attendance. Also, join us as we ponder the future of Mountain West schools and their potential move to the Pac-12. Lastly, we look at the financial implications of such a move and how it can influence fan engagement. You won't want to miss this insightful episode packed with in-depth discussions, predictions, and more. --------- HIGHLIGHTS --------- 0:04:14 - Scheduling University of Idaho (59 Seconds) 0:19:39 - Considerations for Charitable Giving (87 Seconds) 0:25:31 - Importance of Winning for Fan Engagement (88 Seconds) 0:28:59 - Reasons for Decreased Season Ticket Renewals (57 Seconds) 0:31:59 - Time Zones and Viewership in Sports (80 Seconds) 0:52:18 - Football Practice Trial and Timed Question (51 Seconds) 1:01:45 - Analyzing the Washington Matchup and Injuries (46 Seconds)