akillesheel
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none of those are target audiences, and two of the three are not seeing it as a positive for UNC, which is what was being asked.Pablo Torre.
ESPN.
UNC Ticket Office.
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none of those are target audiences, and two of the three are not seeing it as a positive for UNC, which is what was being asked.Pablo Torre.
ESPN.
UNC Ticket Office.
Fair enough. Apologies regarding the dickitude.No doubt. Also not remotely my point. I can be a dick too, but is that really all that necessary?
How about this...name a target audience for UNC football who sees the current coverage and focus as a positive.
ESPN and Pablo definitely see it as a positive. Their entire non-live sports programming is premised on selling hot takes. They want controversy.none of those are target audiences, and two of the three are not seeing it as a positive for UNC, which is what was being asked.
you're saying they're seeing it as a positive for them, which is because they get to make fun of Bill and UNC, because they see it as a negative for UNC. "the ticket office" has no feelings on the matter whatsoever.ESPN and Pablo definitely see it as a positive. Their entire non-live sports program is premised on selling hot takes. They want controversy.
The ticket office appears to be doing very well this year -- so apparently, it has been positive (or at least not negative) for ticket sales.
Man, ticket offices never get any sympathy. It's a lonely job, and we should be appreciative. And more sensitive.you're saying they're seeing it as a positive for them, which is because they get to make fun of Bill and UNC, because they see it as a negative for UNC. "the ticket office" has no feelings on the matter whatsoever.
Well, Travis didn't ask for WHOM it was a positive. Just who saw it as a positive and was a target audience for UNC. I assume we very much view the media as a target audience (particularly now that ACC revenue is allocated based on ratings) and it is clear the media just loves this story for a host of reasons.you're saying they're seeing it as a positive for them, which is because they get to make fun of Bill and UNC, because they see it as a negative for UNC. "the ticket office" has no feelings on the matter whatsoever.
Not for UNC sportsESPN and Pablo definitely see it as a positive.
Mack’s firing has been the biggest positive for UNC football ticket sales.ESPN and Pablo definitely see it as a positive. Their entire non-live sports programming is premised on selling hot takes. They want controversy.
The ticket office appears to be doing very well this year -- so apparently, it has been positive (or at least not negative) for ticket sales.
yeah, i noted all of that wording as well but i still think that they're correct about a lot of this controversy being manufactured."low t level ethics pretenders"
"people who have never played the game"
"clickbait media types"
i know what you are, NCSN... and i am inclined to disagree with them just based on that.
to be clear, i disagree with Torre's take about Bill never coaching a game in CH....that seems really unlikely.What boggles the mind is a story that blew up over the last 48 hours due to a discredited hot-taker (Pablo Torre) stating that there was a nonzero chance that Chapel Bill never coaches a game. This was not based on any insider information, it was just one dude's opinion and the media ran with it with stories about how Bill is likely on his way out.
Pablo was not wrong. It is entirely possible that Bill Belichick never coaches a game at UNC. Belichik could get hit by a bus tomorrow. However, speculation about every possible outcome that even has the smallest chance of happening is not news. It is simply bullshit. There is also a nonzero chance that Belichick goes undefeated and wins a natty as UNC's head coach. There is a nonzero chance that after Belichik dies, he is cloned and Belichik 2.0 comes to UNC and coaches from 2050-2090 and wins 32 consecutive national titles. There is a nonzero chance that Torre gets gorked on cocaine and ketamine and legally changes his name to TurdsinMaMouffMouff. Where are the news articles about that?
But they're an important target audience for ESPN, et al., i.e., people that don't follow sports at all who can be enticed by ostensibly lurid and scandalous clickbait stories about a famous old man and attractive (much) younger woman. And look, I'm not saying any of this is a good look for UNC, but just b/c it's clickbait gold for the media ("See? Even 75 year old shit-all knowing mothers-in-law are talking about it! Keep it coming, boys!") doesn't mean it's as bad as it's being portrayed..."75 year old mother in law(s) who know shit-all about sports" are probably the least important target audience for the success of UNC football.
That's what my buddies on another board call "the tick". It's a reference to HC Jim Tatum dying at 46 from Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever in the late 50's. Whenever we're poised for greatness in football, fate seems to intervene. Some have wondered if Jordon will be the tick. It's nothing that a few wins won't cure. I don't feel good about the opener. I just want to see improvement this year.I'll confess that a not-insignificant part of my frustration with this whole ordeal is probably irrationally rooted in the fact that Carolina Football in general has broken my sports soul and I just come to expect that if the absolute worst can happen to Carolina Football, the absolute worst *will* happen to Carolina Football. So it's entirely possible I'm overreacting to it. I just want us to be good in football one damn time.
I do appreciate the image of Jordon Hudson as "the tick."That's what my buddies on another board call "the tick". It's a reference to HC Jim Tatum dying at 46 from Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever in the late 50's. Whenever we're poised for greatness in football, fate seems to intervene. Some have wondered if Jordon will be the tick. It's nothing that a few wins won't cure. I don't feel good about the opener. I just want to see improvement this year.