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Nick got some ups... Won't see that in a womens game..
The answer to that question is hell yes. People will support a winner, and not so much a loser. If we have 3 years of last place finishes in baseball and 3 super regionals in softball, we'll become a softball school.If we become a national power in softball will our fans show up more for that team than our men's baseball team that is struggling?
Not the same doesnt make it inferior.My point is that it is an inferior product to men's basketball, yet we fill the Hump for the women's team but can't for the men's team.
Why ??
I fully support all our women's sports and hope we win the natty this year in basketball, but it's just not the same as men's hoops.
Not the same doesnt make it inferior.
Women score more per game, shoot better overall, shoot better from deep, and shoot better from the line. The women also get more steals per game, rebounds per game, more assists per game, and turn the ball over less per game.
They are statistically the obviously better product, so why would you watch the inferior play of the men's team?
** i dont actually think men's bball is inferior. I just find it odd that you compare the two as if they should be compared, or are even comparable.
When the teams are actually compared, the women's team is statistically better in every important way.
Just because the men would beat them head to head doesn't mean it's an inferior product. Again, if you really believed that, you'd watch every NBA game you could and nothing else. The answer to that question is hell yes. People will support a winner, and not so much a loser. If we have 3 years of last place finishes in baseball and 3 super regionals in softball, we'll become a softball school.
My point is that it is an inferior product to men's basketball, yet we fill the Hump for the women's team but can't for the men's team.
Why ??
I fully support all our women's sports and hope we win the natty this year in basketball, but it's just not the same as men's hoops.
Question..
If we become a national power in softball will our fans show up more for that team than our men's baseball team that is struggling?
If you can’t understand why the women’s b-ball team is drawing larger crowds than the men’s at this moment in time, you aren’t very smart.
I say that and I’ve been to more men’s games this year than women’s, but the women are putting a much superior product on the floor than men right now.
I agree fish. I'm happy for the women having success, but its pitiful that we could not support the men's team on the same level. We have some true fair-weather fans.
The one thing Templeton had right was the de-emphasization of women's sports at MSU.
We have fair weathered fans but we also have bipolar fans. If a team is winning they can’t see literally a month into the past when the team was losing and looking rather non chalant doing it. And vice versa, after a loss against Ole Miss and Mullen leaving, he is the worst coach and we suck, but after the Bama game they were clamoring to crown him the second best coach in the SEC.I agree fish. I'm happy for the women having success, but its pitiful that we could not support the men's team on the same level. We have some true fair-weather fans.
The one thing Templeton had right was the de-emphasization of women's sports at MSU.
If we become a national power in softball will our fans show up more for that team than our men's baseball team that is struggling?
My point is that it is an inferior product to men's basketball, yet we fill the Hump for the women's team but can't for the men's team.
Why ??
I fully support all our women's sports and hope we win the natty this year in basketball, but it's just not the same as men's hoops.
Question..
If we become a national power in softball will our fans show up more for that team than our men's baseball team that is struggling?
The also use a smaller ball, which is much easier to shoot with in the same size hoop. Let the men use the smaller ball and then it's apples to apples.
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