The Caitlin Clark Effect is real! 💥 Since drafting the NCAA all-time leading scorer, Indiana Fever's ticket sales have surged by 1,398% compared to last year.
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Get ready for the 2024 high school football season on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, as it kicks off next week! Expect electrifying games, key matchups, and thrilling rivalries. Plus, check out the latest listings and local market insights! See the complete 2024 High School Football’s schedule in a great article written by local 228 Sports Journalist Rob Sigler. Be sure to check it out in this week’s Mississippi Gulf Coast Market Report. #HighSchoolFootball #MississippiGulfCoast #LocalMarketInsights
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When North Carolina State tipped off in the ACC tournament three weeks ago, the Wolfpack had a 17-14 record and an infinitesimal chance of making the NCAA tournament. But they ripped off five wins in five days to steal an automatic berth to March Madness. Then they went on a wild run even by the standards of an event known for insanity. Now they’re easily the most improbable Final Four team of the past decade. What were the odds of the Wolfpack getting this far? To find out, you can take the win probabilities for each of the past four games from the college-basketball statistical website kenpom.com, then multiply those percentages to quantify the rough likelihood of a Final Four run. N.C. State was a 1-in-88 long shot. But even that number doesn’t accurately convey how unexpected this Final Four romp has been. That’s because the Wolfpack really had to survive and advance nine times. The chance of that happening wasn’t 1 in 88. It was more like 1 in 23,512. To put that .004% probability in context, the National Weather Service says you’re more likely to get struck by lightning during your lifetime. How can you not love underdogs & March Madness! #statistics #marchmadness #underdogs https://lnkd.in/eYYfjg3E
This Final Four Team Isn’t a Long Shot. It’s a 23,512-to-1 Miracle.
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Here’s a great conversation for Sports Field Managers with Evan Mascitti, PhD of Infinite Athlete. Getting in the dirt and turf with data in mind to maximize safety and performance. https://lnkd.in/eKZtQrbB
SFMA Conference SPECIAL Episode: In the Dirt/On the Turf With Evan Mascetti
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https://lnkd.in/gW4xu-hG very good video if you're into sports management or administration..The video leaves some important things out..Anyway, the NCAA Men's Final Four has been held in a football sized dome every year since 1997..The current NFL stadiums that are shown in the video with a basketball setup are Arizona, Houston, Indy, Dallas, and Minneapolis..Football stadiums have a bigger seating capacity and room than a basketball sized arena..The NCAA is trying to make a lot of money from ticket sales..You can do that with an event in a football stadium..The part that is left out of the arena is the type of basketball setup..From 1997-2008, the basketball court was put at one of end of the stadium, and the whole stadium was not being used..From 2009 to present day, the whole football stadium is being used for the Final Four..No matter what; seeing a basketball game in a football stadium is going to have a different depth perception and feel than in a regular arena.. 🏟 🌆 🏙 🏜 📦 🏀 🗑 🛠 🎟 🎫 💺 📈 📉 #facilitymanagement #eventmanagement #sportsadministration #hospitality #marketing
Fans *PISSED* at terrible views for Final Four
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Really interesting write-up here, which compares revenue streams for the major North American sports leagues. One interesting point that stands out to me is how gate-driven the National Hockey League (NHL) is relative to the other leagues mentioned and how extended playoff runs can have such a profound impact on team revenue as a result. Check it out for more insights ⤵ #SportsBiz #LeagueRevenue
Want to know how sports teams and leagues make money? Here are the revenue streams used to drive profitability in the competitive sporting industry. https://lnkd.in/gC38nkyb
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March Reefer Madness: come up with the best cannabis-themed NCAA team name, men or women's, and you can win a custom team jersey with your weedy team name on it! We're still taking submissions to see who makes it to the Sweet 16, which will be voted on later this week. The top 4 winners make it to the Final Four. If you don't know the NCAA team names, don't fret, we got you! On the link in the comments is a list of team names to inspire you. The Final Four will be voted on via poll on LinkedIn, and the winner gets the jersey! But there's a catch: 3 of the 16 submissions will be from the Happy Cabbage team. That's right, you gotta compete with us! If one of our team's submissions wins the Final Four, the public runner up will also win the team jersey, don't worry. ;) However, so will the employee that submitted the winning name! It'll be a win/win. Who doesn't love that. It's not a tie. This isn't Europe. Or soccer. So give us your best shot! Link in the comments.
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This is a slide from my presentation at the Florida Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Conference I'm giving this afternoon. The title of my presentation is "Big Problems Require Bold Solutions: What Needs to Change in Sports Administration?"
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Who doesn't love March Madness? Here are some fun facts to help “fast break” your hoops obsession: Buzzer Beaters: Remember Christian Laettner's nail-biting finish with "The Shot" in 1992? (Source: ESPN) Marching Bands: Did you know the University of Michigan Marching Band holds the Guinness World Record for the loudest marching band (129.5 decibels!)? That's louder than a jet engine taking off! (Source: Guinness World Records) Economic Dunk: March Madness is big business! The estimated economic impact for host cities like Indianapolis this year may be more than $50 million! (Source: Indiana Sports Corp) Sweet Sixteen Sweetness: While winning the championship is the ultimate goal, reaching the Sweet Sixteen is no small feat. Less than 24% of the 68 teams in the tournament will get there! (Source: Forbes) So, grab your jersey, fill your brackets, and get ready for some buzzer-beaters, Cinderella stories, and pure basketball magic! Who are you rooting for this year? Share your predictions and March Madness memories in the comments! #MarchMadness #NCAATournament #BracketBusters
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Who doesn't love March Madness? Here are some fun facts to help “fast break” your hoops obsession: Buzzer Beaters: Remember Christian Laettner's nail-biting finish with "The Shot" in 1992? (Source: ESPN) Marching Bands: Did you know the University of Michigan Marching Band holds the Guinness World Record for the loudest marching band (129.5 decibels!)? That's louder than a jet engine taking off! (Source: Guinness World Records) Economic Dunk: March Madness is big business! The estimated economic impact for host cities like Indianapolis this year may be more than $50 million! (Source: Indiana Sports Corp) Sweet Sixteen Sweetness: While winning the championship is the ultimate goal, reaching the Sweet Sixteen is no small feat. Less than 24% of the 68 teams in the tournament will get there! (Source: Forbes) So, grab your jersey, fill your brackets, and get ready for some buzzer-beaters, Cinderella stories, and pure basketball magic! Who are you rooting for this year? Share your predictions and March Madness memories in the comments! #MarchMadness #NCAATournament #BracketBusters
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Three of the best sales process coaches and leaders in the business! Make sure to sync with them in ATL and learn about what’s being built in Chi-town.
Welcome the Chicago Bulls to the recruiting and judging panel of the National Collegiate Sports Sales Championship! Special thanks to Kim Hoefert, Zayna Ibrahim and Kristi May.
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