Since the uva-ncsu game is no longer in Brazil, hopefully, it’s no longer a
prime time national broadcast and will hurt their viewership numbers.
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1mo
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1mo
a ND vs MIA type of match-up but teams are becoming more protective with their non-conf schedules/opponent strength
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1mo
Especially not NCSU-UVa. NFL, sure.
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1mo
Seems WAY down the list of things they'd be interested in down there.
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1mo
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1mo
reason UVA agreed to play its football game there. However, UVA may have been planning to use the game to promote its academic connection with the country. NC State may have a similar relationship with the country and could have been planning to do the same thing. Most likely the "promotion" would have been nothing more than the announcers doing a filler segment during the game where they may have showed a video clip of the players visiting the university and then they talk about UVA's (or NC State's) said relationship with the Braisilian school.
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SBP94
1mo
Which, I think, would have been 4:30 Rio time.
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1mo
where in the US you are located. A side note - Brasil doesn't observe daylight savings time.
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1mo
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