that is extremely sad.
you could hold a conversation with a guy all the way across from your seats.
If Reds fans would boycott games early in the year then maybe we would see decent relief pitching and better play period. The Reds are missing huge opportunities with a marginal NL Central. Very proud to say that I did not go to one Reds game this year. I will always support UC because I don't have a degree from the Univ. of Reds or Bengals.
To be one of 400 people at a game in a huge stadium would be weird. Just think, no lines.
I think it's kind of fitting that a game that involves the disguised Montreal Expos would draw a crowd like that.
WTF's so funny about that? You just described the USF-UC game of last year!
There were some Reds games in the bad years of the early 80's that probably were in the low 1,000 mark.
Would be kind of like a picnic there. They may as well let people bring in their own food and send the food vendors home on days like that, but who could know in advance.
if you were at that game, then you could truly call yourself a diehard fan.
Go to a UC women's basketball game. When I was a student, we used to heckle to refs and players and everyone could hear you. Good times.
Back in 94 when we hosted the GMW conference tournament, the first game tipped off at like 10:30 am on a wed between Dayton and UAB. Excluding staff and workers at the shoe, there were not 150 people in attendance. They served beer alll day long though. Didn't make a class wed-fri that week.
rath v2.0 Wrote:Back in 94 when we hosted the GMW conference tournament, the first game tipped off at like 10:30 am on a wed between Dayton and UAB. Excluding staff and workers at the shoe, there were not 150 people in attendance. They served beer alll day long though. Didn't make a class wed-fri that week.
Classic!