The economics surrounding most minor league sports suggest that the level of skill demonstrated by the players is not, in fact, the economic driver behind the r

The economics surrounding most minor league sports suggest that the level of skill demonstrated by the players is not, in fact, the economic driver behind the revenues generated in college athletics. If you want to see athletic accomplishments done at a high level... Your typical D League basketball game, Arena League football game, or triple A baseball game features higher skilled athletic performance. To me, this suggests that it's the tribal/communal aspect of college athletics which drive the interest and revenues.