CT Havard - Sport Management Review, 2014 - Elsevier
Most studies on participant or fan rivalry have employed quantitative methods to investigate the phenomenon (Kilduff et al., 2010, Kimble and Cooper, 1992, Smith and Schwartz, 2003) …
J Berendt, S Uhrich - European Sport Management Quarterly, 2016 - Taylor & Francis
Research question: Rivalries in team sports are commonly conceptualized as a threat to the fans' identity. Therefore, past research has mainly focused on the negative consequences …
The current study investigated the rivalry phenomenon surrounding a newly formed football team. In particular, the current study examined how rivalry was fanned with other teams for a …
CT Havard, DL Wann, TD Ryan - Journal of Applied Sport …, 2017 - trace.tennessee.edu
The current study investigated the influence of a US intercollegiate team competing in a new conference for multiple seasons on fan perceptions of rival teams and likelihood of …
The current study investigated rival perceptions using the Sport Rivalry Fan Perception Scale (SRFPS)(Havard, Gray, Gould, Sharp, & Schaffer, 2013) on a group of male and …
The current study used the Sport Rivalry Fan Perception Scale (SRFPS: Havard, Gray, Gould, Sharp, & Schaffer, 2013) to show that fans of professional sport teams reserved …
CT Havard, L Reams - Journal of Sport Behavior, 2016 - researchgate.net
Cody T. Havard is an assistant professor of Sport Commerce at The University of Memphis. His research interests involve fan perceptions of rival teams, consumer behavior, and the …
JSW Spinda, DL Wann, R Hardin - Communication & Sport, 2016 - journals.sagepub.com
This study examined points of attachment (POA), or how sports fans experience multiple types of identification beyond team allegiance (eg, identification with players, coaches …
MA Slavich, B Dwyer, L Rufer - Journal of Global Sport …, 2018 - Taylor & Francis
The sport stadium experience continues to evolve around the world, with elements such as food, music, stadium lighting, and enhanced scoreboards becoming more prevalent. The …