Revenue Sharing

[RedViper]

I'll tell you if they even inch towards the puke-fest that is MLB, I'll certainly lose interest. You've got a system that is absolutely perfect right now. You don't have dead franchises, e.g. KC Royals in MLB. You don't have a college system where half the games on any teams schedule are unwatchable. Pretty much every other sport has the glaring deficiencies that could corrupt this sport. For myself, if it happens, I will gain a lot of time and money because I simply won't devote as much to something that's not worth watching. I guess we'll see what happens.

 

[Doug]

I don't understand your post joe.They do blackout games in Jacksonville and Georgia is closer than Alabama.Thats why the Gators and Bulldogs play in Jacksonville every year.The largest outdoor cocktail party is what its called.

Yet I would'nt blame anything on the Gators.They play on Saturday and not Sunday.The Bucs have had good years as have had the Miami Dolphins and the Phins have the "U" to deal with many years as a winner under Jimmy Johnson and a couple others who won National Championships like Howard Schnellenberger who went back to college coaching.

The NFL would NEVER even consider a NFL team in Alabama .You need to study your geography my man.It could have worked if the Jags had been any good.It was'nt a bad idea.Just never put a good to great product on the field besides one year.Not enough to build up a true following.

I still don't understand your post at all.Many college teams have Professional teams nearby.It does'nt make sense.We can afford both in Florida.

 

[daytripper]

If Revenue sharing ends, it would kill small market teams. The Cardinals would be safe because, let's be honest, Arizona is a bandwagoning state and will provide plenty of revenue as long as the team is winning. However, teams like the Jags would be dead.

Not to mention Cleveland, Buffalo , and St. Louis.