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ACC regular season and College Football Playoff games to be televised in movie theaters (www.ncaa.com)

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The agreement, in total, is set to cover approximately 75 games throughout the college football season. The cost of attendance at participating locations will be decided by each theater.

The deal also includes all six NY6 bowl games and the National Championship.

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[–] wjrii@kbin.social 2 points 2 years ago

Honestly, this is a long-overdue use of the move to digital projection. Huge screen, powerful sound, snack (or these days, even meal) compatible venue, accommodating of loud crowds. I reckon it was probably the addition of beer sales at all the Alamo Drafthouse style dinner-and-show places that put the idea over the top, though.