I'm surprised a bit as well. But I've been trying to make it out for a conference home game on the weekend as well and there are not as many games on a weekend at home as you'd think.
But part of me thinks this has to be due to a large PU crowd or something , right? gotta be
RutgersAnyone want to guess who is the only team ranked in the top 10 for both offense and defense on Kenpom rn?
You mean like Red?Wow. Can we get the word out for everyone to wear just one color. I don't which one. Just choose and then everyone has to wear. If you show up wearing the wrong color you are denied entry. I get so jealous when I watch other schools and the arena looks awesome when everyone wears one primary color.
Biggest Crowds This Year:
1. Seton Hall Saturday
2. Purdue Saturday
3. OSU Sunday
Think 7:00 starts don’t make a difference?
We're going with green per Hobbs.. Just got the emailWow. Can we get the word out for everyone to wear just one color. I don't which one. Just choose and then everyone has to wear. If you show up wearing the wrong color you are denied entry. I get so jealous when I watch other schools and the arena looks awesome when everyone wears one primary color.
Anyone want to guess who is the only team ranked in the top 10 for both offense and defense on Kenpom rn?
To that point I got an email from Rutgers Athletics Wednesday night touting the Iowa win and it also had a a big graphic about buying tickets to the Purdue game on Feb 2 (2 1/2 weeks away) which had “limited tickets available” in fine print. I looked at that and thought to myself “don’t we have a home game NEXT week”? I actually had to check the schedule to make sure I wasn’t losing it. It’s almost like they’ve written off trying to sell tickets to the weeknight games. When I saw how few fannies were in the seats for Iowa I had the same exact concern. An engaged RAC crowd can have a real tangible influence on the outcome of games and I was afraid that we could be blowing the opportunity. Nebraska game is next week and winnable. I would hope RU would at least try to promote our next game.now we have to work on promoting the other games during the week. Look RU is going to lose to Purdue and it might not be pretty. However its the less sexy games where RU can really benefit from a large crowd
There are 9 conference home games. 3 of them are on a Saturday or Sunday.Like I said. We don’t have many weekend conference home games at all. Another screw from the league on tbis Years scheduling !
There are 9 conference home games. 3 of them are on a Saturday or Sunday.
I don't think that's unreasonable.
Wow. Can we get the word out for everyone to wear just one color. I don't which one. Just choose and then everyone has to wear. If you show up wearing the wrong color you are denied entry. I get so jealous when I watch other schools and the arena looks awesome when everyone wears one primary color.
You mean like Red?
I was thinking Yankee blue.We're going with green per Hobbs.. Just got the email
"Announced" crowds for Florida State were 4,800 and 6,000 respectively. That's not especially good.Florida State and Michigan State were weeknight games with good, loud crowds.
To that point I got an email from Rutgers Athletics Wednesday night touting the Iowa win and it also had a a big graphic about buying tickets to the Purdue game on Feb 2 (2 1/2 weeks away) which had “limited tickets available” in fine print. I looked at that and thought to myself “don’t we have a home game NEXT week”? I actually had to check the schedule to make sure I wasn’t losing it. It’s almost like they’ve written off trying to sell tickets to the weeknight games. When I saw how few fannies were in the seats for Iowa I had the same exact concern. An engaged RAC crowd can have a real tangible influence on the outcome of games and I was afraid that we could be blowing the opportunity. Nebraska game is next week and winnable. I would hope RU would at least try to promote our next game.
There are 9 conference home games. 3 of them are on a Saturday or Sunday.
I don't think that's unreasonable.
The people who complain 7 p.m. starts are too early will complain 9 p.m. is too late.Northwestern is a 9PM game, I see a bunch of folks that are complaining about going to a 7PM game and they will use the same excuse for 9PM. RU better be on it
Northwestern is a 9PM game, I see a bunch of folks that are complaining about going to a 7PM game and they will use the same excuse for 9PM. RU better be on it
I'm going to make a wild assumption that you live pretty, pretty close to the RAC so I'm not sure you would have an appreciation for what kind of aggravation some of us endure to get to the RAC from home/work by 7:00 in this state. I am an absolute diehard obviously and now have an option to work from home when I need to which is pretty much a requirement for me to make these 7:00 games now. I can easily see how a less dedicated fan, especially one that isn't already a season ticket holder, would just stick to weekend games. I know because some of them are my friends. I actually like the 9:00 games because of the aforementioned traffic aggravation. And I actually have time to eat something before I get to the RAC.The people who complain 7 p.m. starts are too early will complain 9 p.m. is too late.
Simply, some people would rather make excuses not to attend than find reasons to attend.