GAME 7 - OKLAHOMA (4-2) vs Marquette (4-3) from Chicago 1:00pm CST on NBC

Some of you, Wichita especially, will argue about some of the dumbest things. I think you enjoy arguing for the sake of it.
 
Radio said 80/20 Marquette folks.

“Neutral site” closer to them just like zags game.

Porter said pregame on radio it’s an NIL money maker. No brainer in his mind to play
 
Radio said 80/20 Marquette folks.

“Neutral site” closer to them just like zags game.

Porter said pregame on radio it’s an NIL money maker. No brainer in his mind to play
This has been mentioned before that neutral games make more money. Can you or someone elaborate on this for me? I don’t get how a neutral game makes more $ than a normal home game, unless the home team has a small gym.
 
This has been mentioned before that neutral games make more money. Can you or someone elaborate on this for me? I don’t get how a neutral game makes more $ than a normal home game, unless the home team has a small gym.
Yesterdays game was part of the bad boy mower series…

They get paid to play there. Sponsored games make much more money than home games.

Zags game was played in Spokane so basically a buy game for zags. Say we make $50k on game in norman. Zags/arena that hosted thinks they can make more money and pay is $150k to go up there.
 
And you followed up by implying that it was, in fact, a hostile crowd despite how the NCAA classifies the game. And then this morning, you pretended like no one had suggested it was a hostile crowd, even though you had done that very thing.
Not even close to true. There is a clear record of what was said and everybody except you is in agreement, so this conversation is done.
 
And you followed up by implying that it was, in fact, a hostile crowd despite how the NCAA classifies the game. And then this morning, you pretended like no one had suggested it was a hostile crowd, even though you had done that very thing.
You know how good it is for your soul/ego to just admit you got something wrong? Its okay. Its so good for you.
 
If OU is on the NCAA bubble, the Committee will view this more as a road win than a neutral court win even though it's technically the latter. Chicago is about 90 minutes from Marquette's campus. They obviously had most of the fans. If the game was in Tulsa, it would be considered less impressive when the Committee is putting together the field. Last year, I was at the OU-Michigan game in Charlotte. While that was a true neutral court win based on geography, the lady I took to the game still likes to tease that OU had about 50 fans out of 10,000. While a slight exaggeration, the operative word was "slight". For two football schools, it was a disappointing disparity...but if that win was in Detroit, the Committee would have given it even more weight.
 
If OU is on the NCAA bubble, the Committee will view this more as a road win than a neutral court win even though it's technically the latter. Chicago is about 90 minutes from Marquette's campus. They obviously had most of the fans. If the game was in Tulsa, it would be considered less impressive when the Committee is putting together the field. Last year, I was at the OU-Michigan game in Charlotte. While that was a true neutral court win based on geography, the lady I took to the game still likes to tease that OU had about 50 fans out of 10,000. While a slight exaggeration, the operative word was "slight". For two football schools, it was a disappointing disparity...but if that win was in Detroit, the Committee would have given it even more weight.
Seems reasonable. They gotta chance to get a good Q-1 win against Wake Forest
 
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