It looked like an empty high school stadium. Gosh that was ugly!
Why would anyone here want to watch that game? Unless, of course, they are CUSA trolls. But other than them - who cares?
Well, I'm no troll. But there wasn't much to watch as far as football goes today. The only other game on TV worth watching was Indiana vs. Michigan St.
After watching that crowd, it makes me feel a little better about the UC crowd.
I don't understand Houston. They are in a massive metro area... they have a team that will likely go to a bowl game.... but nobody seems to care. They are getting less than Sun Belt teams. Really strange.
Makes you appreciate what you've got and how special it is don't it?
No doubt about it. There's nothing like Morgantown on a Saturday. I'm sure Louisville is the same. Hopefully I'll make it down there for a road game one of these years. You should come to Morgantown if you ever get a chance, it's a really fun environment for a game. I was really impressed by all the fans UL brought last year, MUCH more than Pitt or Virginia Tech bring.
You know, I'd like to go to a game in Morgantown. However, I've' been jaded by what I hear your fans are like and how I and my family would be treated.
I watched that VT vs. Clem game. That was a real electric atmophere they had going on in Blacksburg that night.
army56mike Wrote:You know, I'd like to go to a game in Morgantown. However, I've' been jaded by what I hear your fans are like and how I and my family would be treated.
I watched that VT vs. Clem game. That was a real electric atmophere they had going on in Blacksburg that night.
You'd be fine, i'm sure. I've been going to games for alot of years, and I can say with 100% truthfulness I've never seen anything toward visiting fans other than a few lame verbal taunts here and there. I think there is healthy respect between WVU and UL fans, and I would hope that you and your family would be treated well if you came to Morgantown. There are a few bad seeds, no doubt about it, but that's true anywhere, and the vast majority of WVU fans are very welcoming of visitors.
Yeah, i've been to WVU games in Blacksburg, and they have an amazing atmosphere. It pains me to say it, but they are definitely louder than Mountaineer Field, although it's probably because the stadium is right on top of the field, with very steep stands.
If you make it to Morgantown for a game, just don't get lost in the bars on Sunnyside. You may never leave.
I saw two fans in the stands in the Temple highlights today. After that huge win, which makes the ACC with the team with the longest loosing streak now, maybe they will double the attendence at the next home game to 4 people.
