How CCU meets the attendance requirements
Posted: Tue Dec 05, 2017 12:18 pm
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CONWAY
To the naked eye, a person attending a Coastal Carolina University football game this season would assume there is no way the school will meet the 15,000 in average attendance required by the NCAA of Football Bowl Subdivision programs.
The newly expanded Brooks Stadium now seats approximately 15,500, and it has been maybe 70 percent full at its peak this season.
But the naked eye can’t see total ticket sales, and with one game remaining, Coastal says it will meet the requirement, and all of the others associated with the school’s move from the Football Championship Subdivision (formerly I-AA) to the FBS (formerly I-A).
But it’s not going to happen by chance. The school had to get creative and employ some corporate strategies and internal ticket purchases, specifically about 2,500 per game by the Chanticleer Athletic Foundation that have been marketed and distributed by the school’s alumni association.
CONWAY
To the naked eye, a person attending a Coastal Carolina University football game this season would assume there is no way the school will meet the 15,000 in average attendance required by the NCAA of Football Bowl Subdivision programs.
The newly expanded Brooks Stadium now seats approximately 15,500, and it has been maybe 70 percent full at its peak this season.
But the naked eye can’t see total ticket sales, and with one game remaining, Coastal says it will meet the requirement, and all of the others associated with the school’s move from the Football Championship Subdivision (formerly I-AA) to the FBS (formerly I-A).
But it’s not going to happen by chance. The school had to get creative and employ some corporate strategies and internal ticket purchases, specifically about 2,500 per game by the Chanticleer Athletic Foundation that have been marketed and distributed by the school’s alumni association.