As college students across America starts returning to their books, so does the NCAA leagues kick off, seeing colleges cross-country vying over who has the best sports teams in the States.
Nothing seem to point at college sports becoming less popular these days, despite having teams facing scrutiny in media through stories such as the Sandusky scandal that played out at Penn State University, shaking up the notion of college sports as something free of such corruption.
The number of fans actually participating at games however seem to be constantly decreasing, causing concern among game organizers.
Questions why this is happening seem to point to the growing digitalization of society, with fans increasingly watching games from the comfort of their homes or other social get-togethers.
One sign of this is the numerous websites that have popped up offering streaming live video of games, letting fans use computers or even tablets or smartphones to see their favorite teams compete for the crown.
Some may ask how game organizers can keep collecting ticket fees, as their streaming content is spread across the globe, but online advertisement is also developing at unprecedented speed.
For NCAA fans, or simply people who are curious as to the world of American college sports, here are two sites that media giant REAL.com suggests, where you can follow your favorite teams as they vie for the crown of college sports championships:
Links:
