bobinator said:
This the same cat that was arguing we support basketball better than Gonzaga a couple of days ago?
My argument was we have more in attendance at men's BB than Gonzaga has.
We can talk about tickets sold vs people in seats.
We consistently report an average of over 9,000. They're stadium caps at 6,000. So, we report about 150%. I don't care if they are old, young, from out-of-state, or non-elite fans. We consistently have more fans at games than Gonzaga has.
Then, you decided to say it didn't matter how many we had, that it was more important how many graduates we had. From there, it was decided those in attendance were not red-ass enough or that A&M was too accessible.
I gave evidence we can draw as many fans as "basketball" schools, despite never having any real success. I also claimed fans support winners... and winning breeds excitement at games. Then, it was decided I was a troll, because I provided numbers and defended them.
Our 2019 home attendance against
Arkie was 10,049. Sat Jan 5. The team was 6-6. If there were over 4,000 tickets sold where the purchaser didn't show up, then we have serious problems.
Auburn had 8,730. Wed Jan 16 - Loss: 66-85
Missouri had 6,396. Sat Jan 19 - Loss: 43-66
#19 LSU had 6,554. Wed Jan 30 - Loss: 57-72
#1
Tenn had 10,234. Sat Feb 2 - Loss: 76-93
8-11, (SEC: 1-6) drew 10K fans against Tenn... or sold tickets, despite clearly not having a very good team. That means, the attendance reported for Tenn, two weeks after Missouri increased 3,838. Now, maybe Tennessee travels well and brought 3,838 fans.
10K+ fans.
4K "walk-up" fans. That is... fans who don't have season tickets that get counted regardless of them purchasing them. 4K more "tickets" were counted on Jan 5 and Feb 2, that were counted for 2 games between them.