Let's say, some how, UCF ends up as one the top 7 rated teams that is not a conference champion, we get picked by the selection committee, and we get to host a playoff game in the first round at the Bounce House on December 20 or 21. So we know season ticket holders would have to purchase tickets for that just like we used to CUSA and American conference championship games. We host the Vols and Gus wears down the Fightin' Heuples by running it down their throat.
We then win and play a conference champion in a bowl game on Dec 31 or Jan 1. Lets say it is the Peach Bowl vs Ole Miss at 1 PM Jan 1.
We win again (bc Kiffen does something really dumb). Next we move on the semi finals bowl games (semi-bowls?) on Jan 9 and Jan 10. This time against Ohio State in the Orange Bowl. Ryan Day's Buckeys are winning until they see Jim Harbaugh in the stands, and craps himself like he is playing Michigan, and UCF moves on the final.
The Final is back in Atlanta, where UCF plays Utah for the third time in six weeks.
With that fan fiction done, how many of those games ( conference champion ship game in Dallas, home playoff game, bowl game in Atlanta, bowl game in Miami, and second game in Atlanta ) would you be able to attend, on short notice?
We then win and play a conference champion in a bowl game on Dec 31 or Jan 1. Lets say it is the Peach Bowl vs Ole Miss at 1 PM Jan 1.
We win again (bc Kiffen does something really dumb). Next we move on the semi finals bowl games (semi-bowls?) on Jan 9 and Jan 10. This time against Ohio State in the Orange Bowl. Ryan Day's Buckeys are winning until they see Jim Harbaugh in the stands, and craps himself like he is playing Michigan, and UCF moves on the final.
The Final is back in Atlanta, where UCF plays Utah for the third time in six weeks.
With that fan fiction done, how many of those games ( conference champion ship game in Dallas, home playoff game, bowl game in Atlanta, bowl game in Miami, and second game in Atlanta ) would you be able to attend, on short notice?
