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Subject: Fans on The Field After The Game

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Date Posted: 14:56:02 01/17/25 Fri
In reply to: Son of Eli 's message, "Re: Ivy League Football Attendance" on 14:00:55 01/17/25 Fri

I would love to have an athletic department spokesman explain why fans are no longer allowed onto the field after a game.

To me, this is a small problem, if one at all. But why WOULDN'T you allow fans onto the field?

It costs you nothing, absolutely nothing.

Meanwhile, it was a lot of fun to see the families of the players on the field after the final whistle, talking to their son/brother after a hard fought game, not to mention all the kids running around and throwing footballs back and forth.

I can attest that my kid absolutely loved running around the field. She loves sports. It was a thrill for her to be on the field where the adults were playing.

Allowing fans onto the field is a clear and obvious differentiation between what our schools can offer and what pro teams give their fans. Why not offer it? Families with kids appreciate tiring out their little ones before loading everybody back in the car for the long drive home.

This a benefit which costs nothing to offer. Why would you not do it? You're selling a product here. If you were selling a car and could offer floor mats at no cost, why wouldn't you? Nobody's going to buy the car just for the floor mats, but some fans would appreciate it.

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