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Wow! That is more than most home games.Originally posted by Queztastic:
I would like to see attendance eclipse the 21,000 from 2013. Anything in the 20's is respectable. Louisville at 23k, Florida at 21k, plenty of SEC teams in the teens. Some other notables from the chart in the story:
Miami 3,500[/B]
I doubt that's gonna happen being on a Friday night.Originally posted by Queztastic:
I would like to see attendance eclipse the 21,000 from 2013. Anything in the 20's is respectable.
Yeah, not on the list, but I saw this comment in the SBNation Blog:Originally posted by RM60:
Maryland had a few thousand. Doesn't say much for the appeal of their program with their fan base.
I don't know if I subscribe to this. Saturdays were always hard for kids because of baseball and soccer. I'm bringing a family of 4 that would never go to a sat game. Also think you make see more students.Originally posted by Rutgers25:
Friday night is going to kill attendance. Spring game is meant for families and kids...
I know its for TV, but the consequence will be a much smaller than normal crowd.
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No.Originally posted by R1950:
Impressive number by Louisville. I'm not sure of the effect of a Friday night on our spring game. In the past it depended a lot on weather. The Friday night thing is pretty unique and would be cool if we get a good crowd. I hope we do because it would really help perception with the recruits in attendance.
Have you guys always had your game on Friday night ? Do you believe this helps or hinders your attendance figures in your part of the country ?
Yep, because we're being broadcast on the BTN, it was moved to Friday night.Originally posted by e5fdny:No.Originally posted by R1950:
Impressive number by Louisville. I'm not sure of the effect of a Friday night on our spring game. In the past it depended a lot on weather. The Friday night thing is pretty unique and would be cool if we get a good crowd. I hope we do because it would really help perception with the recruits in attendance.
Have you guys always had your game on Friday night ? Do you believe this helps or hinders your attendance figures in your part of the country ?
I only recall Saturday afternoon games.
I believe having it on a Friday night was BTN/B1G decision, yes?
This.Originally posted by vkj91:
I don't know if I subscribe to this. Saturdays were always hard for kids because of baseball and soccer. I'm bringing a family of 4 that would never go to a sat game. Also think you make see more students.Originally posted by Rutgers25:
Friday night is going to kill attendance. Spring game is meant for families and kids...
I know its for TV, but the consequence will be a much smaller than normal crowd.
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Yep, in the case of many of my tailgate, outside of taking the day off, we have a significant commute home, followed by a significant trip to the stadium. For a glorified scrimmage.Originally posted by bac2therac:
Most adults work and are less likely to rush around to attend a night game devoid of tailgating
No yoga pants?Originally posted by bac2therac:
Good luck getting any students to come on a cold night on a party weekend
100,000 front runners, many of which don't know what state ND is located in. Not surprising to me.Originally posted by slyker:
The biggest surprise to me in that whole list was Notre Dame.... listed as only having 3,590 butts in the seats.
On the list, they appear one spot below Syracuse and one spot above Uconn
This post was edited on 4/19 6:12 PM by slyker
ND is having renovations at their stadium and had to move the game to a practice field, and that's all they could fit in
Originally posted by slyker:
The biggest surprise to me in that whole list was Notre Dame.... listed as only having 3,590 butts in the seats.
On the list, they appear one spot below Syracuse and one spot above Uconn
This post was edited on 4/19 6:12 PM by slyker
This is surprising to me. A Saturday afternoon game would allow for a lot more family activities to boost attendance IMO. PSU did some really good things this past weekend (all-sports equipment sale at Pegula, carnival games, food and attractions at Holuba) but the inside the stadium stuff wasn't good. They had separate lines to get autographs from defensive or offensive players and barely got anyone through. They also didn't have the field open for wandering or kids running. It used to be an open field and players spread out at tables throughout the field. Even if you didn't want autographs you could take your kids out and let them run the turf. Recruits would also be meandering which would lead to people asking them for their signature, which would give them an ego boost. Didn't like the in stadium experience at all this year.Originally posted by RUsojo:
Game time will not move the attendance needle. The number of people who show up Friday would be extremely similar to attendance if it were Saturday.