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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View PostAll I can say is if Sul Ross does become a LSC power they need to upgrade the facilities and seating capacity.
ESPN 2 would have a heart attack trying to set up their equipment for a national semi final game and generate fake crowd noise for the small audience.
Sul Ross could just hire Hughes to make sure that's never a problem.
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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View PostAll I can say is if Sul Ross does become a LSC power they need to upgrade the facilities and seating capacity.
ESPN 2 would have a heart attack trying to set up their equipment for a national semi final game and generate fake crowd noise for the small audience.
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Originally posted by QB11111 View PostThat would be kind of awesome to see ESPN at a tiny stadium like that.
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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View PostAll I can say is if Sul Ross does become a LSC power they need to upgrade the facilities and seating capacity.
ESPN 2 would have a heart attack trying to set up their equipment for a national semi final game and generate fake crowd noise for the small audience.
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Originally posted by anchorup19 View Post
The football facilities really are not bad compared to most of D2. The stadium is not huge, but it doesn't need to be with a school of 2,000 students in a town of less than 6,000 people. Jackson Field seats 4,000, and, especially for night games, the town shows up and opposing fans travel surprisingly well. It would be far from the saddest scene in a playoff broadcast. Assumption hosted a playoff game in their 1200 seat stadium this year. I'm sure most of the noise in that game came from visiting fans.
Looks like we have different definitions of showing up.
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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View Post
The attendance for the 4 home games were 185, 175, 165, and 200.
Looks like we have different definitions of showing up.
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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View Post
The attendance for the 4 home games were 185, 175, 165, and 200.
Looks like we have different definitions of showing up.
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Originally posted by anchorup19 View Post
Those are inaccurate numbers. There are more than 200 people just between the two teams playing every game. They average between 1000-1500, with significantly more people at night games. They haven't had any night games in the past 2 years, so attendance has definitely gone down, but they have never had as few as 200 people at a home game.
Why would SRSU post inaccurate attendance numbers?
Never heard of counting the players, coaches, etc. as part of the "attendance".
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Originally posted by Runnin' Cat View Post
Wouldn't number of people and attendance be two different numbers in this example?
Why would SRSU post inaccurate attendance numbers?
Never heard of counting the players, coaches, etc. as part of the "attendance".
If all of the fans, players and coaches can fit into the local Dollar General, does it even matter?
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Originally posted by Runnin' Cat View Post
Wouldn't number of people and attendance be two different numbers in this example?
Why would SRSU post inaccurate attendance numbers?
Never heard of counting the players, coaches, etc. as part of the "attendance".
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Originally posted by anchorup19 View Post
Every attendance count includes everyone in the stadium, including players and people working. It’s people at the game, not ticket sales. I don’t know why they would post an inaccurate number, but I’ve been to multiple games there and there has never been anywhere near that few people even just in the stands.
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