@NikkiNic9384 I was talking to a Steelers fan two weeks ago who said they thought it was time to move on from Tomlin. I said you haven’t had Ben McAdoo as your head coach. You’re not making any sense.
MA/CT/NY/NJ traffic is literally insane 🤯actually the entire NE Corridor from Boston - DC is a nightmare.
How come $ never goes to fixing infrastructure in this area?
And the rest of the country wonders why we all have attitudes. It’s aggravating AF to live here 🙄
Mercedez-Benz Stadium in Atlanta — the host of tonight's CFP National Championship Game — has the cheapest concessions in sports:
• $2 sodas
• $2 pretzels
• $3 pizza slices
• $5 cheeseburgers
The idea was inspired by the concessions at Augusta National Golf Club, but while other owners thought Arthur Blank was crazy, the idea was actually genius.
The Atlanta Falcons consistently rank first in the NFL’s annual internal survey for food quality, price-to-value ratio, speed of service, and variety.
The Falcons say that the price decrease led to an 88% increase in merchandise sales in the first year.
Fans are now spending 16% more money on concessions than they did a few years ago, and an average of 6,000 more fans enter the stadium two hours before each game.
However, the best indicator that the new model works is that several other professional sports teams have copied it.
From Ryan Smith and the Utah Jazz to Mat Ishbia and the Phoenix Suns, owners across North American professional sports are lowering concession prices for fans.
The idea is that a better gameday experience keeps fans coming back and often leads to the eventual purchase of higher-margin items, like merchandise.
Uconn's margin of victory last 12 tournament games
Purdue +15
Alabama +14
Illinois +25
San Diego St +30
Northwestern +17
Stetson +39
San Diego St +17
Miami +13
Gonzaga +28
Arkansas +23
St Mary's +15
Iona +24
DOMINATION
The greatest bet of my life. Thank you #uconn Destroyed everybody and everything in their path. They'd win the tournament 100 out of 100 times. The biggest win of my life by a mile.