Brief bowl survey

[st8cydr]

Good Afternoon fellow Fanatics,

My daughter is completing her Masters in Sport Management and MBA this month at the University of Central Florida. She is working on a research project to enhance the bowl experience for fans.

Could you take 5 minutes to complete a brief survey? She needs data! Thanks!

Consumer Research Survey

We are going to ask you a few questions about your game day experience as a college football fan. By taking this survey, you agree that the information you provide can be used in our research.

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[CysRage]

Done. I answered as if this was a normal year of football. Good luck to your daughter in her research!

 

[st8cydr]

Done. I answered as if this was a normal year of football. Good luck to your daughter in her research!

Thank you!

 

[DarkStar]

Added my 2 cents.

 

[CtownCyclone]

Alright, I did it. I'm assuming we all chose tailgating as the most important thing, right?

 

[kcdc4isu]

finished please post her conclusion

 

[JP4CY]

Finished. I think maybe city attractions/weather could be included on some of the options.
Good poll though!

 

[Clonefan94]

As others, I replied as this was a normal year. Basically I didn't attend a game this year, but would have without COVID.

 

[LarryISU]

Done. That was easy, everyone should answer, takes about 3 minutes.

 

[dualthreat]

"online interactive something something" sounds interesting. Any ideas for what that would look like? Anyone can answer

 

[5thGenCyclone]

Done.

 

[MeanDean]

Agree with @JP4CY - weather and local attractions are huge factors in the draw to a particular bowl location

Thought I might have the wrong poll at first. Not sure what computer gaming has to do with college football Bowl attendance. Probably just a way for Google to spam us based on answers. Not that they don't already know all that **** anyway...

 

[st8cydr]

You guys have been awesome! She’s gotten a nice sample size and will be closing the survey on Friday. She’s checking on if/how much she’ll be able to share. But what she told me sounded intriguing. (And no, Google isn’t involved.)

Thank you to everyone!