Bowl Crazy Cash Smart
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Bowl Crazy, Cash Smart
Summary:
The increasing number of college football bowl games prompts questions about the selection criteria. With 27 or 28 games, the process has become murky, despite existing standards.
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The ever-expanding lineup of college football bowl games can leave fans wondering about the criteria for selection. While there are standards, the sheer number of games?"27 or 28 depending on the source?"means organizers must dig deep to find enough teams. The bar for qualification is relatively low, requiring only a .500 season with six wins.
Not every game features classic match-ups. With 117 Division I teams competing for 54 bowl spots, that's impossible. However, with more than $190 million in payouts and an average attendance of 51,879, the benefits are substantial for many athletic programs.
One downside is that wealthier programs tend to benefit more. Around $139 million of the $190 million is allocated to participants in the eight major bowls.
Over 16 days during the holiday season, these games generate significant excitement. Television networks also invest heavily, broadcasting over 100 hours of content. Beyond the games, host cities enjoy week-long festivals that boost local economies.
While not all bowls can match the economic impact of the Rose Bowl, they contribute significantly to their regions. Corporate sponsorships add another layer, with companies like FritoLay investing $30 million in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. It’s serious money that underscores the importance of these games, even for fans indifferent to corporate naming conventions.
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