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**Jesus Shuttlesworth** · 11-01-2006, 05:53 PM

It is kind of like Professional Lacrosse, where did the 6 original MLL teams originate? The northeast region in the United States, since that is where ameture lacrosse was born. Hockey is just on a larger scale and obviously a lot more successful but the same principles apply, personally I think hockey should say fuck any struggling franchises in areas where hockey is not a major sport and just concentrate in the regions where hockey is big time.

I've investigated this shit gentlemengs, it is a part of my major.

And another thing, for some reason people who have never played a down of football in there life LOVE football. I really think that is why it is so succesful right now, people who never stepped on a football field at any level are like addicited to it. Look in the South, they sell out 20,000 seat high school football games, there is just something about it that people love. Not to be THAT GUY and bring myself up here, but the last high school football game I ever played was infront of 6,000 people - and my high school only held about 1,320 and the school we played even less. I don't know, I really don't think all those people had a connection to the 75 kids on my team or the 55 kids on the other team. Something about the game meng

11-01-2006, 05:53 PM	#14
Jesus Shuttlesworth Posts: 42,765	It is kind of like Professional Lacrosse, where did the 6 original MLL teams originate? The northeast region in the United States, since that is where ameture lacrosse was born. Hockey is just on a larger scale and obviously a lot more successful but the same principles apply, personally I think hockey should say fuck any struggling franchises in areas where hockey is not a major sport and just concentrate in the regions where hockey is big time. I've investigated this shit gentlemengs, it is a part of my major. And another thing, for some reason people who have never played a down of football in there life LOVE football. I really think that is why it is so succesful right now, people who never stepped on a football field at any level are like addicited to it. Look in the South, they sell out 20,000 seat high school football games, there is just something about it that people love. Not to be THAT GUY and bring myself up here, but the last high school football game I ever played was infront of 6,000 people - and my high school only held about 1,320 and the school we played even less. I don't know, I really don't think all those people had a connection to the 75 kids on my team or the 55 kids on the other team. Something about the game meng Last edited by Jesus Shuttlesworth; 11-01-2006 at 05:58 PM.