It's about time. It's archaic, and has zero effect on whether someone buys a ticket to a game.

http://money.cnn.com/2013/12/18/news/fcc-sports-blackout-rule/

It'd be nice.

As the article states, 35+ years ago close to 60% of the games were not sold out and most of their revenue came from ticket sales.

I think this would be a good move, although it really hasnt affected me at all.

Tickets prices are outrageous

se-alum;1555096 wrote:It's about time. It's archaic, and has zero effect on whether someone buys a ticket to a game.

http://money.cnn.com/2013/12/18/news/fcc-sports-blackout-rule/

Don't tell that to chad Johnson/Kroger.

Damn, I actually learned something from visiting this site. I always thought this was purely a league rule.

Cincinnati fans rejoice!

queencitybuckeye;1555348 wrote:Damn, I actually learned something from visiting this site. I always thought this was purely a league rule.

I found it interesting a year or two ago the NFL gave clubs options of still keeping a blackout if it was not sold out, or if it was 85%. Mike Brown decided to keep the bengals at 100%

Heretic;1555366 wrote:Cincinnati fans, Florida pro fans, and California pro fans rejoice!

FIFY