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| NEWS Sports Illustrated is launching sports-themed resorts in top college towns — starting with Tuscaloosa, AL.
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By 2025, even more people will have forgotten, or never known, what Sports Illustrated was.
"Is your Saturday Evening Post suite available?"
"Is your Saturday Evening Post suite available?"
TerryP
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Do you remember when ESPN tried this about 20 or so years ago? It was Zaxby's food, priced like it was the Outback in its heyday, with drinks priced like you were sitting at the rooftop bar at the Peabody. I hit the one in Disney on a trip to Florida and the only thing I found good about the experience was watching the live radio show and its production crew.
Now, I did entertain the idea of the SI swimsuit models making an appearance on a Gameday but I remembered we're living in the age of fat liberation.
If they match typical corporate rates, they can have a year-round operation, but you're right that they will seize on game weekends.
BamaFan334
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College bars do it all the time. They use Fall gameday revenue to support their Spring lulls. If you aren't good with money, ownership changes hands like crazy, but if you have an idea of how to manage it, you can survive.
Stand by for Sports Deepfaked, where you can watch your team of choice go undefeated.
TerryP
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Residential condo's. For lease, I'd assume?
Vacation club. That's interesting depending on the amenities. I can see that being attractive for a season ticket holder.
TerryP
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Oooh, I like that.
Let's go back to 2011 and have Alabama make a field goal or two. I'll send it to an LSU fan, or two, or...
Think about it ... the media guide for Bama in 2012 had Bama winning that game.
OldPlayer
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Vacation Club = time share. Again, only 6-7 weekends to benefit.
TerryP
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Across how many schools?
And make my gameday commute even worse.
