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Subject: Re: Ivy football 2025 media day

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Date Posted: 16:05:40 08/14/25 Thu
In reply to: Old Blue 's message, "Ivy football 2025 media day" on 14:55:41 08/13/25 Wed

Because the Ivy League has lazy leadership. For years playing Ivy League football was kind of a big deal, but the leadership in Princeton is non-existent. For example, we usually have one game per team on national ESPNU and the Ivy League does zero promotion. Watch the games on ESPNU and all you see are empty seats. We have a great story to tell but when the Ivy League can't get off their lazy A, this is what we get. At least in my industry you would get fired for such lack of effort. Oh well you can't fix lazy or stupid.

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Author: Lurker [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 16:43:02 08/14/25 Thu One suggestion would be to rent a crane to set upmidfield camera behind visiting stands. All of espn’s crowd shots are from press box on home team side - thereby showing only visiting team stands. This really makes the crowd size appear much smaller than actually is