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Category: Lesson 9.1 – Ticket Sales

USFL unveils team cities, nicknames and logos for 2022 debut

The buzz for the United States Football League is continuing to build ahead of the league’s April 2022 debut. The new league’s city affiliations, team nicknames and logos for all eight franchises were unveiled on “The Herd” on FS1 on Monday. Click here to read the story at foxsports.com. Discussion

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How the Penn State White Out Became the Greatest Show in Sports

Penn State football was stagnant in 2004, and so were the fans. Then the program’s branding expert said, ‘Everyone’s got a white T-shirt.” Click here to read the story at si.com. Discussion Questions: What is fan experience? Why is fan experience important at sporting events? What factors might influence fan

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U.S. Open Returns With Fewer Star Players, More Premium Seating

For the first time since 1997, a tennis major championship will not have Serena and Venus Williams, Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal in the main singles draw. Yet the possibility of Novak Djokovic winning the Grand Slam, plus upgraded high-end hospitality packages, have U.S. Open officials optimistic about attendance at

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Twins announce 2021 promotions, new bag policy

Wednesday, the Minnesota Twins announced special events and promotions for the rest of the 2021 season. With single-game tickets for the team’s remaining games set to go on sale at noon on Thursday and capacity set to ramp up in the coming weeks, the club also announced it is updating

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How on Earth Are They Going to Pull Off the Olympics?

If there’s one thing we know about sports in 2021, it’s that there will be sports in 2021. (Well, more sports than we’ve already had in the past week. Go, Bills!) 2020 made sure of that. If the NFL and college football — in which 22 competitors breathe heavily into

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