My prediction of 40-45K was primarily based on expecting Miami to bring more fans than Iowa State but less than ND. Also taking into account I think a lot of RU fans will attend since we haven't been to a bowl in such a long time. I think we all agree the forecast for that day will have a big impact on how many tickets sell in the week leading up to the game and at the box office on gameday.
Uhm....we drew VERY well to the 2014. It wasn't just ND.
Dear Lord...that 1 picture says "2014 Pinstripe Bowl: Penn State vs Boston College
Weird mine shows the 2011 Bowl game.
Agree. I was convinced GT would've drawn as well if not better, than ISU, but Miami? Nope.
You added an extra 0 for Miami. I would say 1500 is a closer number. This is from their game this year at home.
Yep, quite active and actually, I think I'm significantly more active here than I would be in Florida. In Florida there would be 5 months of weather (May through September is brutal for 80-90% of days) that I simply wouldn't want to do anything outside in - I do, when I'm there in the summer, but I don't like it and I do less of it than when I'm in NJ - and 7 months I'd be fine in.
Lou - I was there in 2018 when they played Wisconsin. They had NOWHERE near15,000 fans in the stadium. 5K at best and MOST, as we were walking around behind the 100's quite a bit during the game, were "KMart 'Canes."
From mid October through mid May the weather is usually quite tolerable in South Florida. That’s also about 6-7 great months to golf , swim , boating , tennis and just enjoy the outdoors. Here’s the reason I and thousands choose Florida . Though the past several winters have been above average in temperature and lower snowfall totals most outdoor sports and activities almost cease . if above say 45 . I’m good to exercise outdoors if above 40 degrees but that also is more by chance / choice. I understand it’s a personal choice of where one wants to live and maybe retire . To each his own but if you live in New Jersey … you can live anywhere .
Miami already has trouble getting their fans to see a home game at the Hard Rock Stadium.
Have to seriously question if Miami actually sells their allocation for the Bowl game. ( which I believe is 7500 tickets for each Team). Sales must brisk on our side of the Stadium as the Pinstripe Bowl just opened up 3 sections in the 300 level [331, 332,etc.} for Sale on Ticketmaster. No such thing happening on the Miami side of the Stadium.
My life lesson for that. Buy a farm, even just a small farm. There’s always something that needs to be done on a farm.
Over 100 people have voted and the thread is on its third page so clearly it’s a topic of interest. Once again, as usual, you are proven wrong.
Correct. The fact that it was Notre Dame even drove some Rutgers fans who were on the fence to buy tickets and attend that game.
Rutgers had its own problems filling SHI Stadium this year, and our stadium is on campus. Hard Rock Stadium is a 30-minute drive from the main University of Miami campus on a good day. Either way we are in no position as RU fans to knock anyone else’s attendance right now.
I would assume the majority are already people who already live in the north who decided they like the mountain lifestyle, laid-back, fresh mountain air and tax Advantages of New Hampshire
Just look at the seating chart on Ticketmaster. Miami is flopping so far.
That is fair but here is another one. Not much difference. Louisville was in middle of a drive had a 2nd and 3 at the Miami 42. For additional perspective the game was in November and it was cloudy and 75 degrees at kick off. So heat was not a factor.
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Ignore the troll. When he has lost the argument he just makes things up.
I don't mind I need a good laugh now-and-then. :WooHoo: :WooHoo: :WooHoo:
it is such a weird take by a guy that is on his 3rd or more profile pumping up the PS bowl.
You should see the list of his RECENT monikers.....quite hysterical....and completely unnecessary!
Yes and that Cheap Sunglasses is a douche
