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Oct 8, 2015
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jrifkin48
Austin, Ann Arbor, Columbus and Baton Rouge have more....in smaller markets
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Maybe this explains why there are so many empty seats at the USC game
Flyski
10/8/15 7:13pm
Not a smart time/day to have a college football game in L.A.
WJCougar
10/8/15 7:15pm
Weak excuse. That same image can be posted everyday in LA. #poorplanning
Tokolosh
10/8/15 7:15pm
PAC12 football has trouble competing for attention in their own markets
jrifkin48
10/8/15 7:21pm
both USC and UCLA average 75,000 a game
JOPE
10/8/15 7:24pm
Austin, Ann Arbor, Columbus and Baton Rouge have more....in smaller markets
jrifkin48
10/8/15 7:27pm
That's because those cities are college football towns.
Crush4
10/8/15 7:29pm
Thank you?
jrifkin48
10/8/15 7:45pm
I know several people with USC season tickets
JOPE
10/8/15 7:22pm
why? traffic? too much of a hassle?
Crush4
10/8/15 7:23pm
too much of a hassle
JOPE
10/8/15 7:25pm
ya, it's a pretty big time committment to get in and out of that stadium
Crush4
10/8/15 7:28pm
I also saw several tweets from USC saying that the campus was closed
wcj99
10/8/15 8:41pm
No excuse. People deal with it every day and plan accordingly to
southernfriedcougar
10/8/15 7:40pm
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