They would of had to right? A few colleges use NFL stadiums as home venues

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Dec 5, 2020
7:00:21am

Kajdin All-American

They would of had to right? A few colleges use NFL stadiums as home venues

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Kajdin

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RE: You gotta wonder if the AAC really wants Cincy playing Tulsa twice though?

BYUVA

12/5/20 5:09am

The problem with your theory is Memphis might be in that spot. So it could be...

LEDSFW

12/5/20 5:14am

With a win today against Navy, Tulsa clinches a spot in the CCG

Greg Kite's 'stache

12/5/20 5:39am

If this game somehow gets pulled off.... it is about

12/5/20 5:32am

Because our empty stadium is bigger and more imposing than their empty stadium?

12/5/20 5:51am

Altitude in Provo is a big benefit in the second half, but your point is a good

Iman23

12/5/20 5:52am

Two main reasons:

12/5/20 6:00am

Fair.

12/5/20 6:01am

Which doesn't make sense because USU had fans at their game the other day.

ordinary tri guy

12/5/20 6:26am

Traveling is a bigger disadvantage than fans.

ochobeeguy

12/5/20 9:09am

Neutral site in the middle-ish. Arrowhead Stadium.

Triznaynay

12/5/20 6:14am

That would be a pretty sweet arrangement too...

12/5/20 6:16am

They would of had to right? A few colleges use NFL stadiums as home venues

Kajdin

12/5/20 7:00am

I don't think it is up to the NFL, more the owner of stadium.

12/5/20 7:01am

I say whatever neutral site will allow the most fans.

BYUVA

12/5/20 6:23am

I would drive to Arrowhead stadium for that game!

Zoobieman

12/5/20 9:50am

Lets just beat Coastal Carolina first,

Zoobieman

12/5/20 9:49am

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