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TigerNation

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  1. 2 hours ago, Blounge said:

    Spiro, thanks you do a great job! You should shout out these Towsonfans forums in your commentary to get more people chiming in on here.

    It would be nice to get a shoutout. I’m going to be running some Facebook and IG ads to get more people on here.


  2. 20 hours ago, TSU88 said:

    First things first, we need to handle our business this Saturday up in Albany. They are 2-4, with one of their W’s being by 3 over Morgan State, who we beat handily. But, they have a RB who averages 91 yards a game & 2 receivers who each average over 70 ypg. I take nothing for granted. IF we prevail Saturday we’re 6-1, with 4 tough games remaining (UD, Maine, Elon & JMU). So, a W vs Albany means, at least as I see it, that we could split those last 4 games & finish 8-3, which I think gets us in the playoffs without question. 7-4, who knows? 6-5, well, we probably don’t deserve to make it. The aura of JMU invincibility has been pierced by Elon, who then promptly turned around & lost to UD. So, anything goes-there is no foe left on our schedule that I consider either a guaranteed W or L. Let the games begin.

    Elon’s starting QB might be out for the season. They might have handled UD had he played the whole game. Their starting RB is battling injuries too. Eight wins and we are in.


  3. 16 minutes ago, TU2018 said:

    5-1

    @ Albany

    @ Delaware - beat #5 Elon by 2 scores today

    vs. Maine - 3-0 tied with us for first in conference

    @ Elon - lost but still a top 10 team, beat JMU last week

    vs. JMU - top 5 team

    Only easy game left is Albany and that even may be a little tricky on the road, 3 wins will be tough but I think achievable? Do we definitely need 3 wins?

    I think we need 8 to be on the safe side. We aren’t getting much respect as it is. 


  4. 2 hours ago, Tiger12 said:

    Someone with a line to TL should send him this thread and the attendance one.

    SAFE management is absurd at the games. I go with a large group each year to homecoming and we almost didn’t want to come back this year due to the constant harassment from them. I’ve never seen another school baby students like this.

     

    I graduated in 2012 and was a part of the Greek life tailgates. They were awesome and really helped bring students to games. 

    Yeah that was my year too. My friends were addicted to our tailgates, I was able to get 5-6 people to come with me to every game.


  5. 59 minutes ago, mat1992 said:

    Best Tweet I saw all day. Means they at least are trying.

     

     I love it too. I think we will see the ticket purchases pick up starting tomorrow. Great thing is Facebook and IG do not charge a ton of money to do ad campaigns.


  6. On 8/19/2018 at 10:59 PM, mat1992 said:

    I've plugged the last two practice updates on Twitter. It's up to TigerNation if he wants to do something on Facebook or IG. Agree that using social media would help I think.

     

    I will do a little more advertising very soon, I have been absent from the site for about two months. Just lost my mother back in June. I’ll get back into the mix of things in September.


  7. 3 hours ago, Tgr4life said:

    As to point 1. this does not address the question as to what the athletic department could do to improve. Winning is something the administration has no control over.

    2. Local Power 5 schools have to want to play you. You can not wave a magic wand and make those teams play you. This is something the administration has control over and an important piece.

    3. I am not sure sure how much more marketing they can do. Signs on buses, ads on radio, coaches on Pressbox on TV. Maybe Baltimore is not a college sports town, but rather a professional sports town, though Oriole and Raven attendance could belie that as well. If Baltimore does support a college, it is Maryland. Terp Talk on the radio....Keith from Terrapin Times on all of the talk shows regularly. Towson is and will always be second fiddle. The goal should be not be Third Fiddle. 

    4. I believe fundraising is the most critical of all of your points. If fundraising were to be successful, Towson could offered all of their student athletes a better experience, therefore getting better players, therefore meeting your goals in point 1. 

    5. I don't think selling booze in the seats either brings in one more fan or keeps one fan away. 

    In the end, it is all about the money, the fundraising folks need to step up and do a better job. Then we wouldn't have to raise the student fee, as we are doing this year by 5%. If we took that 5% out of the salaries of those in fundraising maybe folks might pay more attention. 

    Marketing still needs a ton of work. I was apart of the marketing team that contributed towards the attendance increase. We focused on the little things, I never felt that the media route was effective unless you are running a promotion. We filled the seats by effective campus promotion and going to all of the big events in Baltimore and setting up booths and kid activities.

    I also think that selling alcohol will help contribute towards attendance and tons of revenue for sports. Thats apart of giving that complete sports experience.

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