1985 - 4 tv channels in most homes; 2014 - 250+ tv channels in most homes

Sep 23, 2014
11:35:05am

BYUFam1

Like others will say - there is so much more accessibility to even more things now days than back then...to include the availability of said game without fear of blackout....

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BYUFam1

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Empty Seats at LES -Utah County pop. fewer than 250k in 1985, about 550k in 2014

Iman23

9/23/14 11:29am

It's easy. Technological evolution has given birth to limitless entertainment

TNT

9/23/14 11:30am

and I think kids don't follow football like they once did.

Belboz

9/23/14 11:33am

Traffic is worse

Solomon Levi

9/23/14 11:31am

Utah county was not designed at all for the amount of people living and passing

Zach Morris

9/23/14 12:02pm

On ESPN nearly every week.

mulletino

9/23/14 11:31am

I really think this is the main reason

joehayes

9/23/14 11:49am

RE: Empty Seats at LES -Utah County pop. fewer than 250k in 1985, about 550k in

foofcoug

9/23/14 11:32am

That's UneducatedFan and his brother there in the grey shirt/white hat and

UneducatedFan

9/23/14 11:49am

1985 - 4 tv channels in most homes; 2014 - 250+ tv channels in most homes

BYUFam1

9/23/14 11:35am

1985: 55-8 in the previous 5 seasons. 2014: 44-21 in previous 5 seasons.

foofcoug

9/23/14 11:38am

Weren't tickets extremely cheap in the '80's? And students got in free?

boscatar

9/23/14 11:40am

As a student in the late 80's (starting 1988), I had to pay ~$50 for season tix

Greg Kite's 'stache

9/23/14 11:41am

My parents got in free as students in late '70's and early '80's.

boscatar

9/23/14 11:49am

If $10 tickets in the end zones from pre-season, both Houston and UVA = sell out

boscatar

9/23/14 11:41am

Also, home game expectations have changed since independence

boscatar

9/23/14 11:47am

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