NFL Lockout

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With the chance of an NFL Lockout next year, do you think it would benefit us Notre Dame fans? It would pretty much guarantee Kyle Rudolph and Michael Floyd coming back for their senior years. Would you be in favor of one?
 

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I'd love it.

I can't stand the NFL, and I'd love to see Rudy and Floyd playing for us next year.
 

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I'd love it.

I can't stand the NFL, and I'd love to see Rudy and Floyd playing for us next year.

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I can't say I can't stand the NFL... but it is annoying how it's not all that exciting, it's very vanilla compared to CFB... and I like the NHL, MLB and CFB much MUCH more... yet all anyone every does is talk about the NFL...

I could seriously live without the NFL for a year or two, and could do without the NBA forever.
 

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Always preffered college to NFL but its looking like a lockout is more and more likely
 
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So be it.... Looks like the missus and I will have to find something else to do on a sunday.... ehhhhhhh??? ehhhhhhhh??? Aahhhhhhhhh!!!!
 

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It would be great for ND, but Indy would be screwed (we have the 2011 super bowl)
 

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I'm an Indy native myself and would hate for Indianapolis to not be able to host the superbowl. As a Notre Dame fan however, it would mean the possibility of retaining both Rudy and Floyd and that would make for a very scary Notre Dame football season!!! I can't even imagine it! Seriously though, hope Indy gets to host the Superbowl as the city has put forth alot of money and effort in getting it.
 

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It would be great for ND, but Indy would be screwed (we have the 2011 super bowl)


Don't the owners decide where the SB goes? Can't they just push the games back a year?

Unless the hotel is banking on the SB in 2011 to pay now not later.
 

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Don't the owners decide where the SB goes? Can't they just push the games back a year?

Unless the hotel is banking on the SB in 2011 to pay now not later.


They could do that, but I'd doubt it. The reason they select the Super Bowl sites as early as they do is to allow the host cities to get all their ducks in a row: build infrastructure, set up vendor arrangements, etc. They're already up to 2014 IIRC for New York to host it - which means if you bump it back a year, N.O., NYC and whoever has it in 2012 all get their sponsors and plans pushed back too. It would probably make a lot more financial sense to just scrap Indy and award it to them in 2015, leaving the other cities intact, if there is a lockout in the 2011 season.

Also, I don't know how much business the new Marriott will get. It's not a horrible location next to the Convention Center, but Indy has sold out Lucas Oil for sometime now (thanks to Manning) and I'd guess most of those folks either live in the city or already have their overnight arrangements set. Canseco is a good hike away, and besides, who watches the Pacers anymore? :)

But I guess the owners know what they're doing. Maybe the Eiteljorg will become a big Mecca of tourism...
 

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I don't think a lock out would guarantee that Floyd or Rudolph stay. If anything players projected in the first round would probably come out to keep from hurting their status or risk injury.
 

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Yeah, but then they'd miss out on competing against similar competition. Nothing trains football skills better than real football.
 
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