Re: 2016-2017 Kentucky Wesleyan basketball thread.
They are not third graders. They are just full of self hate and the only thing that makes them feel normal is to put down a small religious school that is doing so well.
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Re: 2016-2017 Kentucky Wesleyan basketball thread.
I don't understand #1 how so many 3rd graders get access to this site and #2 why so many 3rd graders are USI fans.
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Amen very true. I hope the watch parties work. Some younger fans will drive but not the same as in the past. Gas prices, Hotel prices, Health, distance all have hurt but no reduction in love of this team.
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Originally posted by WestSideMafia View PostTotally agree with that statement...KWC used to travel well over here as well. Watson didn't just turn off bandwagon fans, he turned off a lot of long time fans as well.
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Totally agree with that statement...KWC used to travel well over here as well. Watson didn't just turn off bandwagon fans, he turned off a lot of long time fans as well.
Originally posted by GMAC-Battler View PostKWC always had better fan support than USI. No one showed up at USI games until Pearl started winning big. After he left, the program went south and so did their bandwagon fans.
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I heard another D1 PG coming.
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Lots of things that could hurt us against Mich tech but I think the team will be ready. The time with out class really helps us prepare.
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Looking ahead, Michigan Tech at their place, even with them being a bit down compared to most years, is going to be a tough game. I'd say we're a slight favorite going in, but only slight. It's very possible we could drop that one.
Other than that ... Cedarville could challenge us ... and Davis & Elkins has the athleticism to challenge us if they put together their best game. As long as we focus every game and play as a team, though...there's a really good chance we could win out (after Michigan Tech, which I consider to be a bit of a toss up).
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Originally posted by WestSideMafia View PostI have to believe that our attendance numbers will not fluctuate that much this year. Watson has turned too many long time fans off.
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I have to believe that our attendance numbers will not fluctuate that much this year. Watson has turned too many long time fans off.
Originally posted by schnautza View PostSo far, USI's only had 3 home games this year. All three were during finals week/weekend. It's tough to get students there as it is, but only having 3 home games the first semester and only during finals week isn't really giving the students an opportunity to get in the habit of attending games.
I'm hoping that the students see we are now nationally ranked and undefeated and they will start attending when conference play starts up.
We had 1095, 1102, and 767 reported as the total attendance for those three games.
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Happy had to give a home and home to M Tech. Also he thought they would be much better.
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So far, USI's only had 3 home games this year. All three were during finals week/weekend. It's tough to get students there as it is, but only having 3 home games the first semester and only during finals week isn't really giving the students an opportunity to get in the habit of attending games.
I'm hoping that the students see we are now nationally ranked and undefeated and they will start attending when conference play starts up.
We had 1095, 1102, and 767 reported as the total attendance for those three games.
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Cedarville only cracked the 1000 barrier once so far this year. I didn't check, but I bet our volleyball average attendance was better than MBB so far. Hopefully attendance improves dramatically after the break. The schedule so far (like everybody's) has had lots of conflicts with breaks and finals. CU is in a "village". There just aren't a lot of locals. If school is out, getting more than 300-600 is rough.
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Bellarmine probably does better with student attendance than anybody else in the GLVC, but it still seems insufficient. The students come to the evening games, especially on the weekend, but just flat out do not come to afternoon games. Not really sure what they are doing at 3 on a Saturday afternoon, but it's not going to the game. With the geographical spreading out of the GLVC and the rule that says teams more than 200(?) miles away must play during the day, BU plays almost no evening weekend games when school is in session. I do expect BU's student attendance to rise dramatically come January. When the students are there, they really help give Bellarmine a decisive home court advantage.
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Originally posted by DUPanther View PostIn West Liberty's case, being in a town of 1,200 people probably doesn't help. Being the only show in town is a good thing, but they'd have to have half the town show up to get to 600. On the other side, they've got 2,000+ students - amazing that a ton of them don't go to the games.
The most baffling thing across the board is student attendance. We probably get 150-250 students to most games (more for a few important games and homecoming) when school is in session, which is decent for a school our size, but the school puts in a significant amount of effort to encourage them to come too. It's a shame more students today don't come out on their own to show some school pride.
That last part might be a little bit of hyperbole, but sadly, not much. Interestingly, that seems to be the case all around the conference. Other than, as you mentioned, when certain schools have their big, special event types of nights.
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