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RE: IF THE BIG EAST FAILS TO TAKE ECU, THEN IT IS DUMBER THEN IT LOOKS
(12-13-2011 12:04 PM)Chappy Wrote:  In Melky's defense, that is their official number from last year.

About 5,000 Alabama fans bought season tickets to Duke last year to guarantee seats at Wallace-Wade stadium. After all, Duke season tickets cost less than one Alabama home game.

I realize that is the "official number", but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that Wallace-Wade is generally less than half-full for EVERY game Duke plays unless the other team fills the seats.....

...and that was the purpose of my post. Anyone hanging their argument on Duke putting almost 30k DUKE fans in their stadium knows little about college football in NC.....
12-13-2011 12:18 PM
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