BYU alum of 40 years. I been to numerous "away" BYU games where BYU had more fans in the stadiums than the home team i.e. Boise State, UNLV, Arizona State, USC, UCLA, San Diego State, Wyoming, Utah State, Oregon State etc...
I was just looking at signing up for You Tube TV until I saw it was $73 PER MONTH. It's OK, I already have Directv, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Disney+ ESPN+. I'm good. 📺
Other team's fans are complaining about it, but TCU just had their best ever season attendance numbers. The Frogs do this against teams with large fanbases known for traveling well. I personally love it. The AD pulled all the right strings this past season, so I don't see this practice going away.
TCU is garbage!! They did the same thing last year to Tech and Oklahoma. Both Tech and OU have huge almuni bases in the Dallas metroplex area. Last year, you had to buy both the Tech/OU game tickets in a package and you couldn't sell the other on the secondary market. The thought, buy the package and let them eat the loss in terms of concession sales and parking on the other ticket. Might actually be cheaper than what you'd pay for a single game ticket on the secondary market anyway. 🤷🏻♂️
I think there was a 3-game ticket package for TT,OU & OSU tickets and you had to buy all 3 to be able to get a ticket to any of them. I was told that TT fans were offering OU/OSU fans their tickets to their perspective game but I may have been misinformed. Either way, that’s why Amon Carter was half full for games against those 3. Whichever 2 of those 3 opponents weren’t playing, didn’t go to the game and since the tickets were sold, tcu fans couldn’t get them either.
The other Big 12 fans can always develop a barter and trade coop scheme with each other with TCU ticket sales. It should be a simple fix in response to the TCU games or anyone else who is working this kind of angle.
This is so funny 😂 it's a mind game, it's like telling a child not to play with the Nintendo , what does it do it makes him play with the Nintendo it worked on the Tech fan base 😂 brilliant marketing 😀
TCU is a small private school with a small alumni base that has 8 top 10 football finishes over last 2 decades. Four of those are top 5 finishes. Tech has yet to have a top 10 finish in their entire history of football. It's just a reality that larger state schools (or schools like BYU with a huge religious following like ND) are going to have an advantage even in TCU's home town against schools like TCU. I got no problems with it. I'll take our success on the field compared to BYU, Tech or even Texas lately over getting trashed by larger fan bases who's teams haven't matched TCU's success on the field. TCU per capita of alumni supports its team very well, draws large TV audiences and packs their bowl games (see Fiesta Bowl as latest evidence).
Tcu has the one of the most quiet, unengaged fan base in the big 12. Second only to the sad fan base of Kansas. The toad’s stadium is often overrun by the opposition. A city of 1 million and they can’t fill their small stadium. This is nothing new.
At least tcu has an excuse. They’re a private school with an enrollment of about 10,500 students. Doesn’t really matter how big of a town they’re in if the majority of the people in the town don’t care about the school or their athletic teams.
Big city schools aren't the biggest draw... because there in big cities. There will be sellouts, but a small private school's football team isn't the priority of entertainment in a city of 1 mil. How do y'all still not understand that?
They started this with Texas Tech, because Texas Tech fanbase owns TCU facilities.
No, it's because Tech fans are somehow more obnoxious than Texas AND are in Ft. Worth.
They don’t want the opponents fans to takeover their stadium. They did it to Tech, and now BYU. Any fanbase who travels well, they feel threatened
BYU alum of 40 years. I been to numerous "away" BYU games where BYU had more fans in the stadiums than the home team i.e. Boise State, UNLV, Arizona State, USC, UCLA, San Diego State, Wyoming, Utah State, Oregon State etc...
TCU has been doing this to Texas Tech for years
The first half of this clip I felt like I was watching an episode from 2017 😆
I’m a Ute, but this is stupid. It just doesn’t work. TCU should know this.
It worked great for TCU last year. Set a single season attendance record.
Ay we may be rivals but we gotta agree on this 🤝🤝
Thousands of BYU fans live within 2 hours of TCU
I was just looking at signing up for You Tube TV until I saw it was $73 PER MONTH. It's OK, I already have Directv, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Disney+ ESPN+. I'm good. 📺
Other team's fans are complaining about it, but TCU just had their best ever season attendance numbers. The Frogs do this against teams with large fanbases known for traveling well. I personally love it. The AD pulled all the right strings this past season, so I don't see this practice going away.
You have to have certain smart tv’s to get the Apple TV app. You also have to have a good wi-fi connection or you’ll lose the connection.
haha bring it on TCU. GO COUGS!
Didn't TCU say that tickets can't be resold to third-party from vendors???
Apple TV hardware works great. I use it all of the time and have two large smart tv's with the App. You load it once and there it is.
TCU is garbage!! They did the same thing last year to Tech and Oklahoma. Both Tech and OU have huge almuni bases in the Dallas metroplex area. Last year, you had to buy both the Tech/OU game tickets in a package and you couldn't sell the other on the secondary market. The thought, buy the package and let them eat the loss in terms of concession sales and parking on the other ticket. Might actually be cheaper than what you'd pay for a single game ticket on the secondary market anyway. 🤷🏻♂️
I think there was a 3-game ticket package for TT,OU & OSU tickets and you had to buy all 3 to be able to get a ticket to any of them. I was told that TT fans were offering OU/OSU fans their tickets to their perspective game but I may have been misinformed. Either way, that’s why Amon Carter was half full for games against those 3. Whichever 2 of those 3 opponents weren’t playing, didn’t go to the game and since the tickets were sold, tcu fans couldn’t get them either.
@@ronaldshaw9148 Yes, you're right. I forgot about the OSU game.
The other Big 12 fans can always develop a barter and trade coop scheme with each other with TCU ticket sales. It should be a simple fix in response to the TCU games or anyone else who is working this kind of angle.
Classy move from the 6th best football program in the state of Texas
It’s not hard to search for apple tv app 😂
What you're saying is who the heck cares about apple TV? I know I don't.
I know it's on any Roku
💙🤙🏽 poor me some of that blue Powerade!
The fans dont play the game BYU will be crushed.
BYU... TCU's punching bag. What was the score the last time in FW TCU embarrassed the wannabes?
So you don’t like Apple TV. I use mine all the time. To each their own.
I don’t think TCU is scared. I would think they respect them but scared that would be no!!!
This is so funny 😂 it's a mind game, it's like telling a child not to play with the Nintendo , what does it do it makes him play with the Nintendo it worked on the Tech fan base 😂 brilliant marketing 😀
That's adorable...
TCU is a small private school with a small alumni base that has 8 top 10 football finishes over last 2 decades. Four of those are top 5 finishes. Tech has yet to have a top 10 finish in their entire history of football. It's just a reality that larger state schools (or schools like BYU with a huge religious following like ND) are going to have an advantage even in TCU's home town against schools like TCU. I got no problems with it. I'll take our success on the field compared to BYU, Tech or even Texas lately over getting trashed by larger fan bases who's teams haven't matched TCU's success on the field. TCU per capita of alumni supports its team very well, draws large TV audiences and packs their bowl games (see Fiesta Bowl as latest evidence).
Tcu has the one of the most quiet, unengaged fan base in the big 12. Second only to the sad fan base of Kansas. The toad’s stadium is often overrun by the opposition. A city of 1 million and they can’t fill their small stadium. This is nothing new.
At least tcu has an excuse. They’re a private school with an enrollment of about 10,500 students. Doesn’t really matter how big of a town they’re in if the majority of the people in the town don’t care about the school or their athletic teams.
Big city schools aren't the biggest draw... because there in big cities.
There will be sellouts, but a small private school's football team isn't the priority of entertainment in a city of 1 mil.
How do y'all still not understand that?
I don't think Corner Canyon High school is scared of BYU