Sporting Event Audit Analysis

The sport event audit project involves identifying two sporting events. The male sporting event audited was the home Florida State University football game against Charleston Southern on September 10th and the women's sporting event audited with the IM volleyball game Pre-Vet club against Delta Nu Zeta. Although one of the sporting events was a famous one not just at the FSU, the difference in comparing the two events was major. In comparing the two events, aspects such as the facility, crowd/audience, marketing and promotions, and the actual competition will be reviewed.
Those whom have attended an FSU football game before know not to even try to look for parking around Doak Campbell Stadium and know to eat before the game. While there is some parking near the stadium it either cost an outrageous price to
The women's volleyball I.M games are no exception. I attended the game with a few friends in support of my social/service sorority that was playing the Pre-Veterinary Club. Other than the refs and the players we were the only ones in attendance. No crowd management was needed and the only seating available was the bottom row of seats that you could fold out, the rest of the rows were pushed into the wall. Even though the score was close and it was a good game, because of the small number of people in attendance those of us there didn’t get too loud or out of control. I have attended a men's basketball I.M. game in the past that was also had in Tully and there were more in attendance there then were at the women's volleyball game.
Overall, while there were differences because of the differences in gender, the main differences were due to the interest in each sport. The two sporting events were on opposite ends of the spectrum. The men's football game was a hundred times bigger and better than the women's I.M volleyball game. That is probably the reason why the football game is way more expensive to