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clt was at the Rich, and we had 15k plus. No empty sections at all.

Clearly the mobile ticketing system was hacked by Russia,

We didn't have 15k and that was a shame considering how the team has improved, but we certainly had more than 12.8k. Students only need to present their student ID's to get in and if the scanners at Gates 4 and 5 also had issues then that could explain the discrepancy in the numbers. In that case, what is reported isn't tickets sold, but ID's scanned. Either way, I hope the AD is looking into it because as someone that has seen much fewer people in JRS than the announced number would indicate when the opposite situation happens, I'd hate to see underreporting become an issue because of electronics.

Yea. Sorry about that 12,800 figure. and i know it will count, but that number was dead wrong. no way it was that low. We only had 2,000 tickets left to sell on Friday. I don't know if that was a typo or what, but it was not accurate.

(09-01-2019 09:28 AM)va-eagle Wrote: [ -> ]Results through week 4.

For some, starting to look like the novelty of a new football season is wearing off. That was a huge drop for UTEP.

Personally, I think the goal this season should be to average at least 20,000 or more as a conference. It won't help that USM only has 5 home games and not 6.

(09-22-2019 08:58 AM)va-eagle Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-01-2019 09:28 AM)va-eagle Wrote: [ -> ]Results through week 4.

For some, starting to look like the novelty of a new football season is wearing off. That was a huge drop for UTEP.

Personally, I think the goal this season should be to average at least 20,000 or more as a conference. It won't help that USM only has 5 home games and not 6.

It was a big drop for UTEP but it did rain off and on for14 hours before the game, so there was zero walk up crowd. The crowd will pick up at our next home game in two weeks against UTSA. On a different note the picture of stadium capacity you have for the Sun Bowl is 51,500, but that is not true this year. There is major construction on the Sun Bowl and the stadium capacity has been reduced by 8k. Once the renovations are done I think the stadium will seat about 45K.

Its sounding like Marshall will have a good crowd for Cincy on Saturday.

(09-22-2019 08:58 AM)va-eagle Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-01-2019 09:28 AM)va-eagle Wrote: [ -> ]Results through week 4.

For some, starting to look like the novelty of a new football season is wearing off. That was a huge drop for UTEP.

Personally, I think the goal this season should be to average at least 20,000 or more as a conference. It won't help that USM only has 5 home games and not 6.

WKU's game vs UofL was not a home game, game was at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, but that's fine if you want to count it...

(09-24-2019 10:04 AM)WKUFan518 Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-22-2019 08:58 AM)va-eagle Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-01-2019 09:28 AM)va-eagle Wrote: [ -> ]Results through week 4.

For some, starting to look like the novelty of a new football season is wearing off. That was a huge drop for UTEP.

Personally, I think the goal this season should be to average at least 20,000 or more as a conference. It won't help that USM only has 5 home games and not 6.

WKU's game vs UofL was not a home game, game was at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, but that's fine if you want to count it...

WKU was listed as the home team. Assume there was some negotiation by UL to play at Nissan Stadium.

(09-24-2019 12:57 AM)banker Wrote: [ -> ]Its sounding like Marshall will have a good crowd for Cincy on Saturday.

I purchased 3 tickets and will be there.

I’d say we will have 30K plus.

Cincinnati at Marshall was 32,192 then after the halftime it was like 1500. Looked like a MTSU -WKU game.

The only positive from this week's North Texas game was our attendance... 30,123. Every time our fans show up, the team craps the bed.

A November game in Marshall....look at that stellar turnout...

(09-01-2019 09:28 AM)va-eagle Wrote: [ -> ]Results through week 5.

Marshall had a great crowd on hand to witness the beating Cinci put on them.

N Texas also with a great crowd.

S Miss with a pathetic crowd. Hopefully a lot of beer was sold to make up for all those empty seats.

It will be interesting to see if UAB keeps drawing nice home crowds after the week 5 loss. Hoping they do, but I think this will be our first week without at least one team reaching 30K+.

We need to show up for UNT. Big game. Potential shootout. Definitely merits promotion.

Marshall will be sub 20k the rest of the season. Most fans are absolutely done with Doc.

UTSA will see a slowdown until they win

clt says we are having issues with the security folks scanning tickets. Another lower than reality number

(09-24-2019 10:04 AM)WKUFan518 Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-22-2019 08:58 AM)va-eagle Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-01-2019 09:28 AM)va-eagle Wrote: [ -> ]Results through week 4.

For some, starting to look like the novelty of a new football season is wearing off. That was a huge drop for UTEP.

Personally, I think the goal this season should be to average at least 20,000 or more as a conference. It won't help that USM only has 5 home games and not 6.

WKU's game vs UofL was not a home game, game was at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, but that's fine if you want to count it...

I'd also point out that the 1st game of the season for WKU was on a Thurs which is not good for attendance.

Maybe add if the game was a weekend vs weekday to the tracker somewhere? Make them bold or something? And also maybe underline if it's not a FBS opponent? Maybe that can help spot some trends by the end of the season.