Just talked to ticket office personnel and Aggie football tickets for first game are selling like wildfire even though game is being nationally televised. Look for a good showing for Aggie nation on live TV prime time!

That's great. Have fun, Aggie fans, and wobble on!

Latest figure is less than 1000 seats available on the east side not counting student sections which are predicted to be filled to the gills. West side/press box side is already full. Looks like at least 25000 for game if not more. This is unprecedented for a game that is not UNM or Utep.

(08-15-2018 01:39 PM)dancingNMSUaggie Wrote:  Latest figure is less than 1000 seats available on the east side not counting student sections which are predicted to be filled to the gills. West side/press box side is already full. Looks like at least 25000 for game if not more. This is unprecedented for a game that is not UNM or Utep.

Would be great if Aggie football re-kindles the LC community's love and interest in turning out for basketball games, too. I know there are committed and passionate Aggie fans who have been there the whole time, but would love to see the PanAm consistently packed and rocking (not just on promo nights) like you guys have described from the past. Talk about making what is already the WAC's toughest place for opponents to get a win even tougher!

Funny you should say that cause the night we had 13000 for the GCU game GCU actually almost beat us that night! Weird.

(08-15-2018 09:09 PM)dancingNMSUaggie Wrote:  Funny you should say that cause the night we had 13000 for the GCU game GCU actually almost beat us that night! Weird.

All the more reason to hope for packed houses, right? Is the outcome of that game different if there were only 4800 fans in the PanAm that night? Probably not, tbh, but the difference between an "almost won" and "almost lost" is probably very slim. 8000 additional fans could very well tip those scales.

Regardless, congrats and here is to hoping Aggie football can keep up the positive momentum.