User profiles for B. David Tyler
B. David TylerAssociate Professor, University of Massachusetts Amherst Verified email at isenberg.umass.edu Cited by 867 |
Rival conceptions of rivalry: Why some competitions mean more than others
Research question: Despite pervasive attention to the concept of rivalry, there is neither
uniform definition nor universal understanding. The purpose of this paper is to explore sport …
uniform definition nor universal understanding. The purpose of this paper is to explore sport …
The formula one Australian grand prix: Exploring the triple bottom line
This case highlights issues associated with the Formula One (F1) Australian Grand Prix held
in the city of Melbourne, Victoria. The event receives substantial government funding and …
in the city of Melbourne, Victoria. The event receives substantial government funding and …
All rivals are not equal: Clarifying misrepresentations and discerning three core properties of rivalry
Rivalry is ubiquitous across sports, yet the representation and specification of rivalry varies
widely. Such discrepancy poses problems when distinguishing between multiple out-groups …
widely. Such discrepancy poses problems when distinguishing between multiple out-groups …
Bringing baseball to the big screen: Building sense of community outside of the ballpark
Sport fandom, particularly game attendance, offers an opportunity for social interaction.
However, actual attendance at sport events is unrealistic for many individuals. In an attempt to …
However, actual attendance at sport events is unrealistic for many individuals. In an attempt to …
Comparing rivalry effects across professional sports: National Football League fans exhibit most animosity
Previous research on sports rivalry has emphasized fans’ social identity and the threat
posed by rivals. Much of this scholarship is based on intercollegiate sports, where many fans, …
posed by rivals. Much of this scholarship is based on intercollegiate sports, where many fans, …
Prioritizing sponsorship resources in Formula One Racing: A longitudinal analysis
Accessing and exploiting organizational resources are essential capabilities for competitive
sport organizations, particularly those engaged in motorsports, where teams lacking …
sport organizations, particularly those engaged in motorsports, where teams lacking …
Schadenfreude, rivalry antecedents, and the role of perceived sincerity in sponsorship of sport rivalries
Emotion impacts fans' information processing and evaluation of sport sponsors. This paper
examines the emotion of schadenfreude (joy at others' misfortune) within rivalry contests …
examines the emotion of schadenfreude (joy at others' misfortune) within rivalry contests …
The strength of fan ties: Emotional support in sport fan egocentric networks
Sport management researchers have increasingly noted a relationship between sport
spectatorship and well-being, with the line of inquiry predicated on transformative sport service …
spectatorship and well-being, with the line of inquiry predicated on transformative sport service …
[PDF][PDF] What is rivalry? Old and new approaches to specifying rivalry in demand estimations of spectator sports.
… B. David Tyler, PhD, is an associate professor of sport management in the School of
Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Sport Management, and Hospitality & Tourism at Western Carolina …
Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Sport Management, and Hospitality & Tourism at Western Carolina …
An investigation of highly identified fans who bet against their favorite teams
Using a mixed-method exploratory approach we describe and explain the seemingly non-normative
behaviors of highly identified fans who Bet Against their Favorite Teams (BAFT). …
behaviors of highly identified fans who Bet Against their Favorite Teams (BAFT). …