Great thread,
FT; great points brought up by
Thrashen, jerseypb, FF, Lew and others. Over twelve years things have changed. We've had several failed (or failing) spring/bush leagues, so I got some new names to work with.
Alabama plays
Georgia this week and
L.S.U. takes on
Kentucky. Both stadiums will be packed and fans will be wildly enthusiastic rooting on (pretty much) all black teams. But those same fans, as Lew brought up, would probably still fill the stands if those 4 teams were comprised of mostly all-White non-scholarship types, with the occasional Sam Leavitt, Whit Weeks and Bray Hubbard sprinkled in?
My point in 2014, was if you take those 4 current rosters and employ those
same, exact players in spring/developmental league uniforms, they would be lucky to get 7,000 to 10,000 fans. Kind of like the "suppa-suppa-affletes" get no fans at the Senior Bowl.
If Alabama vs. Georgia was the Atlanta Legends v. the Birmingham Iron would they even get 7,000? New Orleans Breakers v. Louisville Kings -- Draft Kings logo

-- might get 10,000, if tickets are cheap enough?
So it's
not the incredible "super heroes", with mouth-watering talent (Greg Rosenthal term), that are exciting these white DWF's, it's the uniforms, logo's, atmosphere ( tailgating, cheerleaders, ect.) and tradition filling the seats --
White Infrastructure.
P.S: All that said, it's hard to believe the White folks in SEC country would let it get this far. Mississippi State has only 3 Whites on the 2-deep? That's 3 of 44. And they are almost always just TE's and centers. Talk about being cucked and de-racinated?