Compare And Contrast College Football Vs Nfl
Being an American means you have freedom, freedom to watch whatever you want and go anywhere you want. College football in America is on the rise and will soon eclipse the National Football League. Usatoday.com states that college football playoff tv ratings were up 24% this year and with the possible expansion of the 4 team playoff, they could double in the coming years. Approximately 68.4% of Americans are attending college or university, most are low on money but are overflowing with school spirit, this is why college football will soon be superior to the NFL. The majority of the american people attend or have attended some sort of college or university. Most colleges have football teams, good or bad. The alumni and students of a school
believe their school’s sports are better than everyone. School spirit outweighs other factors such as probability and chances of winning. College football is starting to appeal to more people because it is cheaper to watch and attend. The average division 1 football team charges anywhere from 49 to 100$ compared to 210 to 440$ in the NFL. As the world shifts into a more expensive era, college football has remained consistent and fair. Clearly, as society looks for loopholes and bargains in everything, attention will shift to the NCAA and away from the NFL. However, college football isn’t just cheaper, it is also more exciting and unpredictable. The unpredictability in college football is way more intense, 1 loss in college can mean the difference from a playoff spot to a no-name bowl game while 1 loss in NFL is expected as there have only been 4 undefeated seasons in 73 years. According to forbes.com the NCAA can surpass the NFL in revenue as well. The world is constantly evolving and changing, as it does, the generations to come are looking for deals and bargains everywhere.
The NFL has upset many of its players and fans, while the NCAA seems to be scoring big in every news cycle they’re in. With more upsets, more incredible plays and cheaper tickets, the NCAA is making its fans happy. The NCAA has had discussions about extending the college football playoff to 8 teams rather than 4, leaving fans anxious and extremely excited. The uncertainty of the sport is making fans hop off the bandwagon and root for one school rather than the best. The final 4 playoff teams are selected by a committee of 12 men and women who have the ability to make or break a school’s season. Another aspect that college football has over the NFL is the atmosphere of the games, because they are schools, most students attend the games and cheer their guts out. According to college.usatoday.com, students attend football games 41% more than any other sport, regardless of the team’s record. 63.4% of Americans go to or have been to college, of those people about 85% love their school and have tremendous school spirit, that is why college is better than professional and will soon eclipse it. College football is better that the NFL because it is cheaper, it has a bigger market, and its is full of excitement.
believe their school’s sports are better than everyone. School spirit outweighs other factors such as probability and chances of winning. College football is starting to appeal to more people because it is cheaper to watch and attend. The average division 1 football team charges anywhere from 49 to 100$ compared to 210 to 440$ in the NFL. As the world shifts into a more expensive era, college football has remained consistent and fair. Clearly, as society looks for loopholes and bargains in everything, attention will shift to the NCAA and away from the NFL. However, college football isn’t just cheaper, it is also more exciting and unpredictable. The unpredictability in college football is way more intense, 1 loss in college can mean the difference from a playoff spot to a no-name bowl game while 1 loss in NFL is expected as there have only been 4 undefeated seasons in 73 years. According to forbes.com the NCAA can surpass the NFL in revenue as well. The world is constantly evolving and changing, as it does, the generations to come are looking for deals and bargains everywhere.
The NFL has upset many of its players and fans, while the NCAA seems to be scoring big in every news cycle they’re in. With more upsets, more incredible plays and cheaper tickets, the NCAA is making its fans happy. The NCAA has had discussions about extending the college football playoff to 8 teams rather than 4, leaving fans anxious and extremely excited. The uncertainty of the sport is making fans hop off the bandwagon and root for one school rather than the best. The final 4 playoff teams are selected by a committee of 12 men and women who have the ability to make or break a school’s season. Another aspect that college football has over the NFL is the atmosphere of the games, because they are schools, most students attend the games and cheer their guts out. According to college.usatoday.com, students attend football games 41% more than any other sport, regardless of the team’s record. 63.4% of Americans go to or have been to college, of those people about 85% love their school and have tremendous school spirit, that is why college is better than professional and will soon eclipse it. College football is better that the NFL because it is cheaper, it has a bigger market, and its is full of excitement.