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I'm so happy SDSU doesn't do this and I hope they never do.
For those who haven't seen a game in Fargo, when a player makes a big play they play these short video clips of the player doing their celebratory dance on the video boards.
I realize that it adds to the "entertainment" factor and that little kids probably like it but I for one am glad that the product at SDSU is focused more on the football game and not on added gimmicks for entertainment sake.
I'll pose the question, does the "Show" that NDSU put on lead to a recruit more interested in his own celebrity than the team?
I know it's a far-fetched question, but it's getting close to football season and I'm getting hungry for some football talk.
I know SDSU's game is presented without as much gimmicks and it's basically outdoor, smashmouth football with a good marching band. NDSU's game is presented with more attention to half-time shows, guys coming down from the ceiling, lights dimming, cannons shooting type of show-time presentation that people like wives and children can really enjoy. Do these two different styles of presentation lead to different recruits choosing which school to go to?
Can you imagine Jimmy Rogers doing a special dance video?
I'm so happy SDSU doesn't do this and I hope they never do.
For those who haven't seen a game in Fargo, when a player makes a big play they play these short video clips of the player doing their celebratory dance on the video boards.
I realize that it adds to the "entertainment" factor and that little kids probably like it but I for one am glad that the product at SDSU is focused more on the football game and not on added gimmicks for entertainment sake.
I'll pose the question, does the "Show" that NDSU put on lead to a recruit more interested in his own celebrity than the team?
I know it's a far-fetched question, but it's getting close to football season and I'm getting hungry for some football talk.
I know SDSU's game is presented without as much gimmicks and it's basically outdoor, smashmouth football with a good marching band. NDSU's game is presented with more attention to half-time shows, guys coming down from the ceiling, lights dimming, cannons shooting type of show-time presentation that people like wives and children can really enjoy. Do these two different styles of presentation lead to different recruits choosing which school to go to?
Can you imagine Jimmy Rogers doing a special dance video?
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