Nashville > Frisco

[kwcat]

Listened to @Colter_Nuanez 's radio show where he had Sam Herder on. Sam mentions that there were multiple cities in town to check it out and the atmosphere and the game had to have made alot of people interested in hosting that. He said Nashville has the game for next year too and while I thought the game is going back to Frisco, he said its back up for bid after next year.

Does anyone know when will they review and officially award the winning bid?

I think it is on that herder interview on hot Mic. I believe July.

[catbooster]

Some interesting thoughts here from Sam Herder on the future of the National Championship game and possible host cities. Yes, Las Vegas is mentioned...

I think las vegas will decide if they want to bid based on the UM/MSU vs DSU's turnouts.

They'll miss the deadline if they wait that long - unless you mean you think they'll skip this bid and potentially try for the next one.

[The Butcher]

Listened to @Colter_Nuanez 's radio show where he had Sam Herder on. Sam mentions that there were multiple cities in town to check it out and the atmosphere and the game had to have made alot of people interested in hosting that. He said Nashville has the game for next year too and while I thought the game is going back to Frisco, he said its back up for bid after next year.

Does anyone know when will they review and officially award the winning bid?

I think it is on that herder interview on hot Mic. I believe July.

How many years are awarded with a bid? I would think in the 3-5 year range.

[wbtfg]

Sounds like Nashville was also FAAAAAR better from the Coach/Player experience as well.

[kwcat]

Listened to @Colter_Nuanez 's radio show where he had Sam Herder on. Sam mentions that there were multiple cities in town to check it out and the atmosphere and the game had to have made alot of people interested in hosting that. He said Nashville has the game for next year too and while I thought the game is going back to Frisco, he said its back up for bid after next year.

Does anyone know when will they review and officially award the winning bid?

I think it is on that herder interview on hot Mic. I believe July.

How many years are awarded with a bid? I would think in the 3-5 year range.

I’ve heard a couple of different comments on the time length over the last few years, but do not recall the length
All that I can currently find is that Nashville is interested in securing a long-term contract for the event

[MSU01]

Listened to @Colter_Nuanez 's radio show where he had Sam Herder on. Sam mentions that there were multiple cities in town to check it out and the atmosphere and the game had to have made alot of people interested in hosting that. He said Nashville has the game for next year too and while I thought the game is going back to Frisco, he said its back up for bid after next year.

Does anyone know when will they review and officially award the winning bid?

I think it is on that herder interview on hot Mic. I believe July.

How many years are awarded with a bid? I would think in the 3-5 year range.

The most recent contract with Frisco ran five years from 2020 - 2024 with an option for the 2025 season that obviously didn't happen due to the stadium renovations. Not sure if that will still be the case for the new bids or if they'll go with a shorter timeframe.

[Montanabob]

Listened to @Colter_Nuanez 's radio show where he had Sam Herder on. Sam mentions that there were multiple cities in town to check it out and the atmosphere and the game had to have made alot of people interested in hosting that. He said Nashville has the game for next year too and while I thought the game is going back to Frisco, he said its back up for bid after next year.

Does anyone know when will they review and officially award the winning bid?

I think it is on that herder interview on hot Mic. I believe July.

How many years are awarded with a bid? I would think in the 3-5 year range.

The most recent contract with Frisco ran five years from 2020 - 2024 with an option for the 2025 season that obviously didn't happen due to the stadium renovations. Not sure if that will still be the case for the new bids or if they'll go with a shorter timeframe.

Soooopp
Frisco redshirted this year and is out of eligibility....
Unless they ask for a construction exemption?
Please say no.....

[RyeCat]

Listened to @Colter_Nuanez 's radio show where he had Sam Herder on. Sam mentions that there were multiple cities in town to check it out and the atmosphere and the game had to have made alot of people interested in hosting that. He said Nashville has the game for next year too and while I thought the game is going back to Frisco, he said its back up for bid after next year.

Does anyone know when will they review and officially award the winning bid?

I think it is on that herder interview on hot Mic. I believe July.

How many years are awarded with a bid? I would think in the 3-5 year range.

The most recent contract with Frisco ran five years from 2020 - 2024 with an option for the 2025 season that obviously didn't happen due to the stadium renovations. Not sure if that will still be the case for the new bids or if they'll go with a shorter timeframe.

Soooopp
Frisco redshirted this year and is out of eligibility....
Unless they ask for a construction exemption?
Please say no.....

Does anyone know the criteria for bidding from the host cities and how the NCAA decides?

[MSU01]

Listened to @Colter_Nuanez 's radio show where he had Sam Herder on. Sam mentions that there were multiple cities in town to check it out and the atmosphere and the game had to have made alot of people interested in hosting that. He said Nashville has the game for next year too and while I thought the game is going back to Frisco, he said its back up for bid after next year.

Does anyone know when will they review and officially award the winning bid?

I think it is on that herder interview on hot Mic. I believe July.

How many years are awarded with a bid? I would think in the 3-5 year range.

The most recent contract with Frisco ran five years from 2020 - 2024 with an option for the 2025 season that obviously didn't happen due to the stadium renovations. Not sure if that will still be the case for the new bids or if they'll go with a shorter timeframe.

Soooopp
Frisco redshirted this year and is out of eligibility....
Unless they ask for a construction exemption?
Please say no.....

Does anyone know the criteria for bidding from the host cities and how the NCAA decides?

I found this document that specifies a lot of the details in terms of what the NCAA wants from a host site. In terms of how the NCAA decides, I'd assume that the highest monetary bid carries a whole lot of weight all other things being equal!

https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/champi ... _SPECS.pdf

[The Butcher]

Listened to @Colter_Nuanez 's radio show where he had Sam Herder on. Sam mentions that there were multiple cities in town to check it out and the atmosphere and the game had to have made alot of people interested in hosting that. He said Nashville has the game for next year too and while I thought the game is going back to Frisco, he said its back up for bid after next year.

Does anyone know when will they review and officially award the winning bid?

I think it is on that herder interview on hot Mic. I believe July.

How many years are awarded with a bid? I would think in the 3-5 year range.

The most recent contract with Frisco ran five years from 2020 - 2024 with an option for the 2025 season that obviously didn't happen due to the stadium renovations. Not sure if that will still be the case for the new bids or if they'll go with a shorter timeframe.

Soooopp
Frisco redshirted this year and is out of eligibility....
Unless they ask for a construction exemption?
Please say no.....

Does anyone know the criteria for bidding from the host cities and how the NCAA decides?

I found this document that specifies a lot of the details in terms of what the NCAA wants from a host site. In terms of how the NCAA decides, I'd assume that the highest monetary bid carries a whole lot of weight all other things being equal!

https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/champi ... _SPECS.pdf

A minimum of 12,000 seats. Wow, that would be a small stadium.

[BgCATfan]

Listened to @Colter_Nuanez 's radio show where he had Sam Herder on. Sam mentions that there were multiple cities in town to check it out and the atmosphere and the game had to have made alot of people interested in hosting that. He said Nashville has the game for next year too and while I thought the game is going back to Frisco, he said its back up for bid after next year.

Does anyone know when will they review and officially award the winning bid?

I think it is on that herder interview on hot Mic. I believe July.

How many years are awarded with a bid? I would think in the 3-5 year range.

The most recent contract with Frisco ran five years from 2020 - 2024 with an option for the 2025 season that obviously didn't happen due to the stadium renovations. Not sure if that will still be the case for the new bids or if they'll go with a shorter timeframe.

Soooopp
Frisco redshirted this year and is out of eligibility....
Unless they ask for a construction exemption?
Please say no.....

Does anyone know the criteria for bidding from the host cities and how the NCAA decides?

I found this document that specifies a lot of the details in terms of what the NCAA wants from a host site. In terms of how the NCAA decides, I'd assume that the highest monetary bid carries a whole lot of weight all other things being equal!

https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/champi ... _SPECS.pdf

The three year avg expense for officiating (pg 32) checks out.