if it makes future fans that will pay to attend it's an investment.
Good points and you can still make additional money off concessions.
Great points
And to solidify that point. Was talking someone today who lives in the area of Rutgers stadium but never went to a Rutgers football game. She went to the game last night with her young daughter and friends. I asked her about her "game experience," and she laughed and said she had zero understanding about football, however, she said she and her younger had an absolute blast watching the cheerleaders, the dance team and soaking in the stadium atmosphere. She said she will definitely go to game in the future, and her daughter wants to go again.
Bad planning on my part. 50 mile bike ride in the Cool Cape Cycling event in Cape May County. I'll be fine weather looks great for that too! Plus love Cape May.
Take the box seats, if you mean Club seats. Great experience.
What else is there to do in Nebraska besides watch corn grow?
He's not totally wrong.
I am just referring to another thread where we exhausted the same topic and people started hurling personal insults. You know, sort of like every day here…
all for giving away tix to fill the stadium, spend on concession, etc etc
Maybe we can all gather in the Northern Knight thread for a group hug.I am just referring to another thread where we exhausted the same topic and people started hurling personal insults. You know, sort of like every day here…
2/3 of the upper decks would be about 5,300. Stadium holds 52,450.
We took a mini family vacation thru the Dakotas and the midWest last August. Will never forget a local radio station in Nebraska actually including an upcoming volleyball scrimmage in their sports report.
Very sad news but that may be our best hope. Good poster and seemed like a great fan and dude. Respected by many here and that speaks volumes.
The irony is that if the Rutgers athletic department stopped inflating/lying about attendance numbers it will actually look better in the long run as the team improves and actual human beings start occupying those seats instead of imaginary ones. Then Rutgers could tout dramatic increases in attendance numbers and people would actually believe them. Time to stop these shenanigans and tell the truth. There hasn't been a single sellout at our stadium since 2014.
As stated by another poster, attendance usually differs from what was sold. Rutgers is likely reporting the total number of tickets sold (45K), but due to weather, personal decision, etc., the actual crowd may be 40K. It's been explained several times, but some of you ignore it because you want to present your complaint without acknowledging the facts. Rutgers isn't alone in how they give the attendance. No one disputes the actual count at the stadium during the game. I couldn't make the first two home games, but I had tickets (3) for them.
Crowd was actually quite decent for Temple after a storm that was intense as any we’ve seen.
The Bowl Game when Flood refused to pull an ineffectual “bad” Nova.
Are you done trying to talk down to people? If so, I'll happily respond to your alleged "facts."
Do that to build your fan base:
One, I'm not talking down to you. Calling you out is different.
Still don’t have enough entrances.
This guy just created an account on the board last week. His style of posting resembles another member of the board. We may have a case of someone trying too hard to get his point across and have a fake backup.
how can someone buy the club / box seat tickets? Do you call the ticket office or its only if someone is selling theirs online?
